November 20, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A seasonal stunner: Thanksgiving hits bright note with pomegranate
• A sound craft
• Aging resources a phone call away
• Biedscheid hit-and-run trial put off until June
• ‘Cash mob’ boosts Tigard coffee kiosk
• Creamed cucumbers are old-fashioned, comforting
• Crook County no longer has highest jobless rate
• Dalai Lama plans spring visit to Oregon
• Dealing with the leaves of autumn
• Deschutes court among 17 in state cleared by bomb threat
• Donors replace iPads stolen from school
• Driver dies when SUV rams into building
• Geothermal plant begins operations
• Give thanks, no payment required
• Great gratins
• Hunter killed as big storm rumbles over Oregon Coast
• In the Kitchen With ... chef Bette Fraser
• Minor earthquake rattles Portland area
• Navis acquires LMG Data Mining
• New roundabout opens a day early
• News of Record: Deeds
• Only knows joy
• 2 Oregon schools earn national honors
• Ornamental grasses liven up an autumn yard
• Pets Calendar
• Police Log
• Portland officer hurt in training accident
• Ridding china of tough stains
• Russell takes seat on council
• Star needs to shine
• Sternwheeler at Salem faces inspection deadline
• Storm leaves many in dark
• Thanksgiving holiday closures
• Thanksgiving, meet chocolate
• The steam-powered turkey
• The whole bird a daunting endeavor? Try thinking smaller
• UO students object to party crackdown
• Volunteers sought for Thanksgiving
• What are your holiday plans?
• When things heat up, company plays it cool

BUSINESS

• Crook County no longer has highest jobless rate
• Geothermal plant begins operations
• Hostess forestalls liquidation
• Housing is giving economy a boost
• Intel CEO plans to retire in May
• Navis acquires LMG Data Mining
• News of Record: Deeds
• Pick your gadget path carefully
• When things heat up, company plays it cool

SPORTS

• C.O. officials get state semi
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports in Brief
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• How a local man created the platypus
• International conference examines sexual abuse in youth sports
• Is Notre Dame ready for its shot at the spotlight?
• Kaepernick, 49ers whip Bears 32-7
• Keselowski ain’t your daddy’s NASCAR champ
• Knicks return to right formula in strong start
• Maryland, Rutgers push Big Ten to 14
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 1 Indiana handles Georgia, stays unbeaten
• No. 16 Oregon State looks toward Civil War
• On the Air
• Oregon routs Jacksonville State, 67-45
• Scootering star
• Sports in Brief
• Stanford No. 1 in women’s poll
• Winningest coach Gagliardi retires
• Wizards fall to Pacers, now 0-9

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Jesse "Ross" Holt
• Wyatt-Brown, 80, wrote on history of old South

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jesse "Ross" Holt

NATION & WORLD

• As Cuba eases restraints on trade, U.S. government is urged to follow
• 4 Calif. men charged in alleged terror plot
• China stalls on resolving island territory dispute
• Colorado Springs is latest city to try panhandling ban
• Congo rebels, army clash on Goma’s edge
• Dems may face tough fight in own ranks
• Hamas dares Israel to attack
• In Hurricane Sandy’s wake, a temporary shelter for pets
• Judge: Santa Monica OK to deny nativities
• Life or death on Thielsen - friends turn into rescuers
• Man arrested in monkey’s death
• Marines ready to fly new jet, but concerns linger
• New York school ends institute on fracking
• Obama offers ‘hand of friendship’ on history-making Asian trip
• Study finds great apes have midlife crises too
• Syrian Islamists reject Western-backed group
• U.S. panel supports expanded screening for HIV
• Wildlife group gets $2.4 billion windfall in BP deal
• Wyatt-Brown, 80, wrote on history of old South

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Dog Whisperer’ Millan looks forward to new life
• Local Movie Times
• MTV special profiles young people with HIV
• NBC orders more ‘Guys With Kids’
• ‘30 Rock’ heroine Liz Lemon to wed

OPINION

• 'Age of possibility' produces stunning demographic shifts
• Appalled at petitioners’ grammatical errors
• Founding Fathers feared government power
• School bond letter was misguided
• Schools lose in latest flap over forest management
• Teen shelter faces its own fiscal cliff

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Storm leaves many in dark
• What are your holiday plans?