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• Not Just a Number: Honoring soldiers’ sacrifice one name at a time
• A Show of Hands: The Bend City Council on sewers, SDCs and late-night sounds
• Head East: Why Bend could be Oregon’s next college town
• Cash Connection: Insiders say lobbyist’s political vendetta could decide Telfer-Knopp race
• Get your election on!: Our endorsements go down smooth
• Bend Science Station Teen Wins Big NW Science Fair: Time perception, brains and other things that make the station super cool
• HIV on the Rise: Lack of resources and fear contribute to spike in rates
• Community Headquarters for Local Food Movement Needed
• Orvis Announces FREE Fly Fishing Clinics in Bend and Portland, OR: Every Saturday and Sunday, May - July, 2012
• Family Feud: Telfer-Knopp primary could tell us how far is too far for local GOP
• NorthWest Crossing Bend Spring Festival 2012
• Earth Day Fair and Parade
• Senators Call for GAO Investigation Into Forest Service Aircraft Plan: Wyden says not enough tankers to fight fires
• Food Cart Crackdown: New rules could mean big changes for small businesses
• Auditions For ‘Social Security’Auditions For ‘Social Security’
• ‘Rabbit Hole’ Opens At CTC
• Spring Cleanup Special: Out with the Old Poop, in with the New
• Trash For Cash: Neighbors question county plan to tap natural gas potential at Knott Landfill
• Unions? No thanks.: St. Charles employees are part of national trend pitting worker vs. worker
• Sheriff Spurred State’s Flaherty Investigation: AG’s office acted on a complaint relayed from Deschutes County sheriff
• Short Session Not Ideal: Legislators agree it must be re-tooled
• Touching the Void: Sensory deprivation tank entrepreneurs find there’s plenty of interest in nothing
• Walking the Line: Court rulings and increasing tolerance have opened new avenues into area schools for religious groups
• A New Beginning: Indian Head Casino gives Warm Springs chance for economic development
• Bend WinterFest 2012
• A Singular Purpose: Bend’s charity meal provider has quietly met the demands of a growing population
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• Where’s Walden?: Critics charge Oregon’s Congressman with playing politics with his public appearance
• All the Straight Poop on Mitt, Newt, Tim and the Two Rickys
• Saint Patrick's Day Dash
• The Road Ahead: Bill Anthony reflects on the travails, triumphs and transformations of a Forest Service career
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• What’s Wrong With Siri?: Apple’s personal assistant doesn’t mean to be sexist
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• Top Ten Local News Stories of 2011: Flare ups, flameouts, throw downs, touchdowns and so much more!
• Ring Out the Old Straight Poop, Ring In the New
• New Year's Eve at Sunriver Resort
• Fish and Farmers Find Common Ground on the Crooked River
• Brothers and Others Avoid Postal Service's Budget Ax
• Board Kills Magnet Reform Effort
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• Critical Condition: Retired workers represent a billion dollar liability for public employers—but who will pick up the tab?
• Neighbors to City: Keep It Down
• Rural Post Offices Get a Reprieve
• Our Straight Poop Is Sometimes Naughty but Always Nice
• Peddling a Different Message: Traveling by bicycle, a local woman delivers a healthy message to America's students
• Ten Million Needed to Eliminate Homelessness, Report Says
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• The Comeback Colonel: Once a homeless veteran, a local man is drawing his way back into society
• State Opens Investigation of Deschutes D.A.
• County Green Lights New Resort Map
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• Abraham Lincoln To Arrive at Cascades Theatrical Company!
• Burning For You: Forget nuclear power, torching trees might just be the answer to our energy needs
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• Take a Number: As school board waffles, critics say magnet school admission policy is biased
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• Our Office, Scaled Down: Mark Alvarado on how he reconstructed our building
• Foes Rally as Meter Runs on City Water Project
• Big Diastema Internet Marketing For Dentists Announces Second Annual Dental Marketing Workshop
• Bend Turkey Trot
• 20th Annual Bend Jingle Bell Run/Walk
• Cascades Theatrical Company Announces Open Auditions for The Spitfire Grill
• The Slippery Slope to Success: More people than ever before hit the slopes last winter, a good sign for the ski world
• Camped Out: An afternoon at the Occupy Bend village
• Knocking the Poop Straight Out of the Park Every Week
• Keeping SIsters Stoked: New biomass plant puts Sisters school on cutting edge
• Down the Drain?: Critics say Bend’s multimillion dollar water system upgrade is a boondoggle in the making
• Wake of the Flood: Roof replacement delayed, Boys and Girls Club hopes to weather the storm
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• State Seeks Feedback on New Health Care Law
• Planning Commissioner to Challenge Conger for Bend Seat
• New River Park Plans Up for Review
• Occupying Wall St. From Liberty Plaza: Notes from a nascent protest movement in our nation's financial capital
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• Snow Job: Unlikely allies want to bury the Forest Service’s latest sno-park plan
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• Bend Film Festival 2011
• Cascades Theatrical Company Announces Open Auditions
• Return to Sender: The USPS gets pinched in Central Oregon
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• Treading Water in Foreclosureville: What happens when your neighbor walks away and no one returns
• Councilors Won’t Sever Ties With Neighborhood Groups
• Running Wild: A new wilderness proposal on the Middle Deschutes could protect a High Desert oasis, but neighbors aren’t convinced
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• One Tweet Over the Line: How social media is breeing a new brand of tech addicts
• Kanner Fired, Buses Roll
• Back to School for Bend - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Bittersweet Homecoming: Bend’s famous foreclosure fight, spillway scare, farmer’s market on the move and more! By Source staff
• As the markets tank, gold is skyrocketing, but will its value live up to the hype?
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• Too Much of a Good Thing: Wind influx means Northwest has plenty of power with nowhere to go
• A Property, A Dream, A Mission Sisters-area camp replaces problems with possibilities for at-risk youth
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• Cascades Theatrical Company’s Annual Sneak Peek Program For The 2011-2012 Season
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• Out With the Old: old guard feels the squeeze as boomers stake their claim at Bend Senior Center
• Auditions For ‘Fuddy Meers’
• Former Mt. Bachelor Village Students File Suit
• Keeping it Reel: BendFilm charts a new course in post-boom Bend
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• Sine Die: A look back on the recently adjourned session in Salem
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• Smoke Screen: A threatened crackdown hasn’t deterred Deschutes County’s medical marijuana movement
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• Prison Math: What economics can tell us about our incarceration obsession
• Lines on a Map: Oregon’s redistricting dance, drone deal dead, teacher pay and more!
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• Hitting the Flippers Around Central Oregon
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• New Brews: Prineville gets a pub and other headlines from around Central Oregon
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• Don't Miss 'Sex, Drugs and Rick 'N' Noel' At CTC
• A Piece of Me: Everybody wants a bite of Bend’s little blue “donut”
• If You’re Reading This Poop You Didn’t Get Raptured
• Bend's Memorial Day Youth Baseball Tournament
• Heroes on the Outside: As local homeless-vet numbers rise, one grassroots group responds
• Boundary Fights, Budget Battles and more: A roundup of the past week’s news stories
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• Squat Till You Puke: Notes from Bend’s barbell-bending underground gym
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• Doubling Down Central Oregon’s breweries are betting that the craft brew market isn’t yet tapped
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• One Man’s Trash: Bag ban faces a long road forward in Salem, plus other local legislative news.
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• Eat The Poor: Nine Things The Rich Don’t Want You to Know About Our Tax Systems
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• 'Distracted' Opens At Cascades Theatrical Company
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• In Search of Stability: Homeless teens find a refuge in Bend's LOFT program
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• What Happens in Wisconsin... Facing similar budget woes, Oregon prepares to tackle its own union issues
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• Tumalo school raises $45,000 at auction
• Raising roofs at COCC
• The transcontinental crab; Entrepreneurs begin shipping planeloads of Dungies to China
• Cowgirls lose in Class 4A consolation semifinals
• Mountain View boys lose
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• A social network for Central Oregon moms
• Dispatches
• House bill would remove faith healing as murder defense
• Pooch nominated for ‘Dogs of Valor’ award after helping stricken owner
• Area submarine veterans meeting
• Bend man arrested after drug probe
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Pickup crashes into house; driver charged
• Islamic charity awaits fate of assets in appeal
• Kitzhaber signs bill with business benefits
• Medford man charged in girlfriend’s slaying
• News of Record: Police Log
• College lacrosse in Bend; University of Oregon to face Boise State at Summit High School
• Overturned RV causes 10-mile backup on I-5
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• Robinson says he can’t prove OSU accusations
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• School bus driver fired over Confederate flag
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• School district votes to shutter 6 schools
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• Shipping to resume on Columbia, Snake rivers
• News of Record: Permits
• Surgeon fraud case set for trial April 28
• Room-tax collections increased in January
• Suspect in chase was part of drug probe
• Kitzhaber to discuss job creation; Governor to address EDCO in Bend
• Vancouver UFO ID’d as kite with lights
• Housing Works aims to offer contracts
• Jackson County says no to woodland home rentals
• Yearly boardings up at Redmond Airport
• IRS taking steps to give struggling taxpayers a ‘fresh start’
• 250 pounds of pot seized; 2 arrested
• Ex-governor’s portrait taken down in Salem
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• Bend appliance center to downsize operations
• Prineville gets new thrift store
• Failed candidate claims unfair treatment at OSU
• Truck’s trailer hits bus; driver, 9 students hurt
• High-speed chase in Bend ends in arrest
• News of Record: Bend fire runs, , Pets
• Knitting it up right
• In new food culture, a young generation of farmers emerges
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• SEC review finds staffing shortfall
• State economic index flat in January
• Threatened status of grizzly bears appealed
• Worker unhurt as car rams gas station
• OSU researchers helping develop mini-chopper to count, sort plant life
• Wu reaching out after odd episodes; Congressman seeks to reassure constituents he can do job properly
• News of Record: Deeds
• Autistic boy can bring service dog to school
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• Central Oregon jobless rates dip
• Kitzhaber pledges support for labor unions
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Obama names judge to grant board
• Pendleton man killed by train identified
• Prescribed field burns to begin
• Bachelor To Extend Season (Again)
• SWAT team’s conduct is under investigation after February incident
• Man, 61, opens fire on Portland police; 2 hurt; Officers were conducting welfare check on reports gunman was suicidal
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• Dogs rescued from unlicensed breeder
• Growers to start planting giant cane as alternative to coal for power plant
• Hiker found safe after spending night in cave
• Medford man held in girlfriend’s death
• Mitch Daniels wins Oregon straw poll
• GOP lawmaker cries foul over campaign
• La Pine’s future plan
• Small-arms range near completion
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• Medford school employees fear cuts
• Senate
• What’s ahead
• Wu tells constituents he’s still fit to serve
• Who’s making news
• GOP optimistic about future
• Get free medical, dental help in Bend on Sunday
• Governor: Bridge construction could start in 2013
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Road construction ongoing in region
• Commercial salmon expectations up, sport down
• Governor calls for peace in House
• People on the move
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• Justice event aims to unify immigrants, community
• Religion in Brief
• Oregon working on health policy exchange
• Redmond child care seeks board members
• SolarWorld plant wins $32M contract in L.A.
• Sting operation nets 36 on gun, drug charges
• Theft suspect hitches ride — straight to jail
• In effort for new trial, defense denied access to prosecutors’ files
• Grants Pass woman battles 7-pound tumor
• Monem, in Iran, calls bribes a ‘mistake’
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• Toys, kid gear, clothes at free item swap
• Bend company buys new headquarters
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• Dispatches
• Medford man challenges medical pot denial
• 15 of 19 pass OLCC check in Prineville
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• State may add ‘wine country’ license plates
• Suit against Pacific Seafood takes hit with court ruling
• Wolf fitted with collar found dead
• Free document shredding offered
• Man pleads not guilty in beating death
• News of Record: Police Log
• Oregon universities seeking more control
• Casino fuels reservation resurgence
• Teachers view cuts as attacks on their value
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• Tracking fluttering butterflies; OSU researcher using computer modeling to learn more about state’s rarer species
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• Jeld-Wen sells assets at Washington plant
• Man awakes to find dog ate 3 of his toes
• News of Record: Permits
• Oregon jobless rate remains above 10%
• PremierWest Bancorp to stay on Nasdaq
• Forests For Sale: As more campgrounds come under private management, what does this mean for campers?
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• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Redmond fire causes $65,000 in damage
• High Court hears arguments in Bend child-abuse case
• To square budgets, states cut insurance
• Lodgepole pine gone from region by 2080, study says
• Local basketball officials named to state tourneys
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• Low-cost neutering for cats still available
• BMC’s Lein resigns
• News of Record: Deeds
• Man persuaded mothers to sexually abuse kids
• Well, shoot! Workshop
• Business Calendar
• City of Bend offering citizens academy
• Board considers education chancellor expenses
• Coach accused of trying to mail pot
• Megaquakes may strike Northwest frequently; Faults, instability found in region in the 10 years since Nisqually quake
• New transportation option for veterans
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Oregonians cherish time they spent in Peace Corps
• Two hurt, dog killed in Highway 26 crash
• Two injured in Highway 26 crash
• Mitch Albom’s ‘Tuesdays With Morrie’
• Auditions For Lisa Loomer’s ‘Distracted’
• Taking a stand; Basketball coach at Bend’s Summit High refused to move play-in game
• Prep basketball playoffs set; Central Oregon teams eye state tournament bids
• Calendar
• Crews contain spill after train derails in Washington
• School groups rally in Salem
• Veterans’ group fracas has Bend ties
• Changing the world — 1 stove at a time; Nonprofit hopes cleaner cooking will solve global health issues
• Rep. Wu links his erratic behavior to reaction to mental health drug
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• Biologists link bats to rabies outbreak
• Deck truss design favored for I-5 span
• Daughter’s killer won’t be executed anytime soon
• Rep. Wu denies substance abuse problem
• Sea lions’ hunger for sturgeon on the rise
• Senate
• Reforms to education would strengthen Kitzhaber’s authority State education reforms would strengthen Kitzhaber’s authority
• What’s ahead
• Oregon melon farm joins organic produce network; Monmouth operation will add Pike variety to subscribers’ take
• Hundreds stage protest in Salem
• News of Record: Deeds
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• Religion in Brief
• Humane Society issues cold warning
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Union negotiations off to a quiet start
• People on the move
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• Couple injured in crash near Madras
• News of Record: Police Log
• FBI steps up role in search for Kyron
• Snow closes schools, slows commute
• California’s woes: huge budget gap, aversion to taxes
• Bend-area housing prices continue to fall
• Sports in Brief
• 3 pit bulls maul Central Point boy
• Judge: AG’s comments on bomber case violate policy guidelines
• Portland council OKs fragrance-free policy
• State gets first home car charging station
• Woman who tortured, killed daughter speaks
• Allegiant to suspend Phoenix flights
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• Dispatches
• Child missing in Prineville found
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Results of traffic safety push released
• Ashland company is designing extreme cold-weather gear for special ops forces
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• Bus driver cited for speeding in Portland
• Former camper says Adventists knew of abuse
• Funeral slated for 26-year-old Marine
• Judge: Raise power bills to fund dam removal
• Snow may be lighter, later as cold air slows
• Business Calendar
• Home Federal declares dividend
• Lithia earnings rise
• Oregon Bancorp earnings improve
• Waste oil storage firm sues recycler over PCBs
• Welcome to Bend, population 76,639
• Dugan eyes Redmond chief job; Mercato on the market and more
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• Governor creates chief operating officer post, appoints Metro exec
• Police identify suspect 48 years after killing
• Redmond schools seek applicants
• Troopers ask for help to find eagle’s shooter
• Wounded officer released from Lincoln City hospital
• Wu attributes erratic conduct to stress
• ASL one of college-level courses taught in Coos Bay
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• Summit boys hoop game snowed out
• Moon Creek prepares for merger with sale
• Wine distributor opens Bend retail space
• News of Record: Police Log
• Bill calls for colleges to aid needy students
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• Following Wisconsin's lead, Ohio and Indiana face union fights
• GL Solutions lands contract with Illinois
• Jury anonymity needs reasoning, court rules
• OSU lecture series continues March 2
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Lawmakers push to end protection for faith healers
• Man dies following Highway 97 crash
• Gene therapy to prevent blindness for girl
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• Bend High first in culinary championship
• Boyfriend charged in slaying on coast
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• Deschutes deputies seek cat shooter
• Eugene utility may tank new sewage system
• Three held in pair of burglaries in Bend
• Terrebonne house fire blamed on porch light
• A way to tell their civil rights story
• Wu vulnerable after revelations?; Conservatives have long eyed Portland seat, but 7-term Dem has seen bad press before
• 2 hikers rescued from cliff at Tillamook Head
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• Man in custody after adult son found dead
• 3 from Santiam crash released from hospital
• Holiday closures
• Highway 97 accident injures 8, one critically
• One dead in Tigard duplex fire
• Parties pull budget-view switcheroo
• Top med fed boosts Oregon reform push
• Kyron’s mother seeks answers from stepmom
• Who's making news in Salem
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• Winds topple National Christmas Tree in D.C.
• Teacher arrested in child porn case
• Holiday closures
• Mandatory boater classes offered
• Senate
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• Oregon mother and daughter are united in cancer fight
• Ready for the next quake? Session helps you prepare
• St. Charles Cancer Center fundraiser is canceled
• Drake Awards set for March 3
• Madras hospital seeks HUD financing
• Collision kills 1 on Santiam Pass
• Feds give $20M grant to study winter wheat
• Flaherty names new deputy DA
• Holiday closures
• Snowmobiler rescued Friday
• Stairclimbing events slated this weekend
• State economist urges patience on slow recovery
• People on the move
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• Religion in Brief
• All lanes open at Santiam Summit
• Indoor market closing for now
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• High court asked to end non-unanimous convictions
• Learn to solve family issues with ‘50-50 Rule’
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• Barge maker cleanup plan approved
• Bend construction company wins job bid
• Congressman attempts to block dam removal
• Holiday closures
• Interpol searching for Oregon man
• Legislation to restrict student restraints
• News of Record: Police Log
• Obama back in state pushing for education spending
• Officers recognized for defending animals
• Redmond schools information night
• State gets grant for insurance exchange
• Central Oregon wrestlers at regional; Area teams compete this weekend at state-qualifying tournaments
• Trooper injured when tree falls on patrol car
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• Two teens arrested on sex charges
• Prep sports
• Utilities hope to have power restored by nightfall
• Tell us your snow day story
• Too Much of a Good Thing: Fish advocates and farmers say there is enough water to go around for all users on the Crooked River. So why can’t they figure out how to share it?
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• Shakespeare Festival provides ‘SNL’ costumes
• Portland City Council reconsiders task force
• Kitzhaber keeps most of predecessor’s agency heads
• Police find gift-boxed pot in man’s truck
• 8th-grade coaches face charges in scuffle
• Oregon AG sues veterans charities, founder
• Police: Hospital tried to aid man dying in parking lot
• Tuesday’s contests postponed due to inclement weather
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• Economists predict little change in revenue
• Touch of ‘luck’ delays man’s divorce
• Man gets 7 years for attacking wife with razor
• Sheriff’s Office receives grant
• Cancer organization seeking volunteers
• Airport seeking commissioner
• Meth arrest in Madras
• News of Record: Police Log
• Thousands of Pacific Power customers still without power
• Bend Public Library closed for day
• Thousands of CEC customers without power
• High school sports rescheduled
• Snow closes schools, municipal court
• Citizens Academy accepting applications
• Plea deals reduce mandatory sentences
• Out-of-control burn piles stifled in Bend
• Bend teens arrested in theft of SUV
• Billboard seeking leads on wolf shooting
• Coyote is 10th animal with rabies in Josephine
• Health care fraud suspect arrested
• Grants Pass man sentenced to 15 years as career criminal
• House looks at new bills to create jobs
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• OSU students rally to hear feminist speak
• Oregon Blue Book now online
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Multnomah library offers free downloads
• Mental health building burns
• Lottery says someone has $250K ticket
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• Kitzhaber announces biomass grants
• PV Powered parent sees higher revenue
• Book grant program accepting applications
• Ecuador fines Chevron $8.6 billion
• Central Oregon equestrians shine; Local riders dominate in high school equestrian event in Redmond
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• Body of Salem fisherman recovered
• Bicyclist struck, killed by car in Beaverton
• Police sergeant dies at gun range
• Monument status’ effect on ski area plan still hazy
• Stiegler visits Conger in Salem
• Knopp wants Goldschmidt painting gone
• High price of insanity pleas; Nonviolent criminals serving longer sentences with little hope of an on-time release
• Gift of Eugene home lays cost on universities
• Salem week; Legislative action in coming days
• Dennis Dempsey profile; Central Oregon service district head talks about reform
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• Salem week in review; Notable votes by Central Oregonians in Oregon Legislature
• Fire kills 2 Milwaukie children
• People on the move
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• Donate 3 cans of food for free Dutch Bros. coffee
• Religion in Brief
• All homeowners eligible will get help
• Home sales prices up in Bend, Redmond
• Construction work throughout area
• Hospital faulted in garage death
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Obama to visit Intel factory in Hillsboro Friday
• Ramp-a-Thon event accepting applications
• Seats available in Citizens Academy
• Sheriff seeking owner of horse
• Mubarak resigns, Egyptians rejoice
• Snowboarder rescued Wednesday
• Traffic stop leads to arrests in Redmond
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• Ferrioli to Europeans: Butt out of wolf preservation debate
• Drop ’N Hop welcomes your kids Friday night
• A year after health law’s passage, states all over the map
• Preschool, child care fair set Feb. 26
• U.S. Forest Service eyes rules to increase control
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• Fired police auditor sues city of Eugene
• Group seeks to rescue creek from grass
• Kitzhaber asking for disaster aid
• Kitzhaber to name agency heads soon
• Mill reopening to restore half its jobs
• News of Record: Police Log
• Northeast Bend home damaged in fire
• Nurses in Prineville vote to keep union
• Police make arrest in Portland robberies
• Live video: Mubarak transfers power but retains title of president
• White House calls Egypt situation 'fluid'; will not confirm reports that Mubarak may resign today
• Teachers unions on defensive as GOP lawmakers flex muscles
• Mother, daughter killed in head-on crash
• Tire Factory reports sales growth in 2010
• Portland mayor goes to Spain to retain jobs
• N.Y. schools left with lunch bills
• Real estate executive pleads guilty to fraud
• Suspected killer seeks mental health exam
• Suspicious package turns out to be clothing
• Teen suspended over locker room cell phone
• Bend police release results of traffic detail
• Business Calendar
• Season opener set for local high school equestrian teams
• COCC to consider solar arrays; School will seek company to put in panels
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• Deer Ridge reports breach of private data
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• Governors, unions brace for battle
• Chinese classes go virtual; Lacking enough qualified teachers to meet demand, schools tap instructors in China
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Commutation favor shadows Schwarzenegger’s reputation
• Permits
• Fatalities declined on Oregon highways in ’10
• COCC to consider solar arrays; School will seek company to put in panels
• Gold miner assault trial opens with testimony of man who lost arm
• Proposals suggest easing tax hike on businesses
• Governor abandons plan to sell 11 state properties, ends talks
• See if you’re eligible for free help before paying tax preparer
• Man sentenced in porn, sex abuse case
• Bend’s Road Tax Pitch City to asks residents to pony up for improvements
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• Obama offering rescue to states
• Portland School Board asks voters to OK levy in bid to avoid layoffs
• St. Francis School to host a series of open houses
• Trinity Lutheran School plans information meetings for parents
• Nature’s improves Buy Club ordering
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• Region’s home sales up, prices down
• Deschutes fire district faces shortfall
• Enrollment grows at Bend-La Pine Schools
• More Bend-La Pine grads going to college
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Nominations sought for trail award
• Pot seized during traffic stop in Bend
• Smoke from prescribed burns may be visible
• Oregon City officer, OSP trooper collide
• Prosecution unlikely if petty criminals flee
• Redmond Airport seeks commissioner
• Report: Pilot in crash was inexperienced
• Airport releases January boardings
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• Room-tax collections rise in Bend, county
• Basketball fundraiser in Bend; Mountain View High boys team raising money with free throws
• Underemployed face challenges
• $30,000 in damage in grocery store fire
• Volunteers with dogs wanted for goose help
• Arsonist-murderer gets 35-year term
• Boy, 14, will be tried as adult in fatal stabbing
• Driver in fatal crash pleads not guilty
• Endangered whale enters Oregon waters
• Immunization records due soon
• Lawmakers: Energy efficiency in schools would pay for itself
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Man arrested in northeast Salem death
• Plan calls for owl ‘removal'; Officials propose culling barred owls in effort to save spotted owls
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• 2 teens swept into ocean, drown
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• Homicide investigation in Salem man’s death
• Cottage Grove-area man shot to death
• Lawmakers to consider proposal to make schools energy efficient
• Education proposals in Salem; What's on the table this session
• Cougs glide to nordic wins; Mountain View boys, girls sweep 5,000-meter freestyle on Bachelor
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• Advocates seek to put cap on raw milk out to pasture
• Capitol profile; A look at Doug Riggs
• Bend man arrested on heroin charges
• Discuss education at public meeting
• Earthquake disaster presentations on tap
• Monumental Douglas fir may be cut down
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• Cross at Your Own Risk: A recent death highlights the difficulty of making Bend’s roads safer for pedestrians and bikers
• Mean Mother Nature, Lawn Mower-Toting Tweakers, Deschutes Wilderness and More!
• Immunization exclusion in February
• At least 150 years old, Ozzie the tortoise is heading south
• Prosecutor pleads guilty to misconduct
• Recounts confirm results in Senate races
• Woman’s body found in Columbia River
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• Deadline nears for Cornell classes
• $10,000 grant given to HealthMatters
• Glimmers of hope in Oregon job market
• Grant gives food aid to Jefferson County
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• OSU-Cascades to hold surface water forum
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• Wolverines should be protected, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says
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• Teen Feats
• Bend market to host holiday tasting event
• Making the holidays happen
• Area students win Inventerprise contest
• Deadline nears for MATHCOUNTS contest
• Pacific Northwest drying after record weekend rain
• State survey: 1 in 3 employers plan hiring
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• Truck hits tree, spills 3,000 water bottles
• Ashland rejects municipal court fees
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• Oregon vets mend bicycles for children in need
• CEC members to get credit payments
• Bomber’s family asks for leniency; Death penalty would devastate Bruce Turnidge’s granddaughter, his mother testifies
• Evaluation ordered in woman’s murder trial
• Home prices fall 9% in Bend, Redmond
• Kitzhaber: Rural jobs as important as urban jobs
• La Grande cemetery vandalism may be worst in city’s history
• Missing Oregon City woman found dead
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• Police search landfill for body of infant
• 2 cited in Bend marijuana grow
• Deschutes deputies to help deliver meals
• Environmentalists oppose coal port
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• News of Record: Civil Suits
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• Courthouse Square drags down budget
• Police: Theft suspect ran over woman
• Security firm owner jailed in burglary
• State offers few hospital beds for mentally ill adolescents
• Bear Creek restoration project now waiting on Mother Nature; Storms could wipe out results of rehab effort prompted by removal of Gold Ray Dam
• BLM buys land inside national monument
• Emergency radio network behind schedule, over budget; Cost rises from $414M to $600M as officials race to show progress before Legislature convenes
• Cascades Theatrical Company Receives Grant From Oregon Community Foundation
• At 88, Keizer resident a new businesswoman
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• A step in the right direction; At-risk students shape up in school exercise program
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• Looking on the bright side; Whether he’s undergoing brain surgery or designing shoes, 11-year-old stays positive
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• Corvallis man denies firebombing mosque
• 100 YEARS AGO
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• Ladies of the Elks collecting holiday gifts
• Floods, landslides threaten Portland, suburbs
• Body found on coast ID’d as Portland man’s
• Helicopter co-pilot disputes crash report
• Jackson County jail to undergo expansion
• Portland laws take aim at ‘hot spot’ gun areas
• Receive tax deduction for vehicle donation
• Redmond standoff ends peacefully
• State troopers escort sea lion off highway
• Warm Springs woman hurt in DUII accident
• State board opposes UO’s autonomy pitch
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• Prineville food drive to help needy families
• Religion in Brief
• Sunriver spa/massage will donate proceeds
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• People on the move
• GOP carried Deschutes in all except Bend's core
• Homeless man not guilty in Ashland fire
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• COCC mentoring program gets grant
• Man claims stun gun stopped heart
• Medford theater opposes plans for rival’s renovation
• Noted kayaker presumed dead after crocodile attack in Congo
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• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Ashland reviews ticketing homeless
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• PERS study picks apart suggested pension cuts
• Redmond Airport boardings up vs. ’09
• Republicans to pay for partial recount in governor’s race
• Schools offered policy for religious clothing
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• UO student charged in OSU stadium turf fire
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• Local woman honored for rights work
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• Fact or fiction?; It’s a myth that there’s no point in getting a flu shot after November
• Father, son guilty on all 18 counts; Sentencing phase to begin today
• Astoria council targets derelict buildings
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• Fire Department’s toy, food drive continues
• Girl who survived river toss dedicates boat
• Interior secretary meets loggers, ecologists to resolve timber wars
• Man who killed friend gets true life sentence
• News of Record: Building Permits
• Winner Take All: The high-stakes power play in the prosecutor’s office
• Runaway emus, fake Jeffersons and a cure to your earthquake paranoia
• DMV backing out of new Bend site; Department terminating lease for Brookswood Meadow Plaza
• DMV backing out of new Bend site; Department terminating lease for Brookswood Meadow Plaza
• Son avoids ex-spy’s fate in Oregon prison
• News of Record: bankruptcies
• Helping others never goes out of style
• Jury begins deliberations; Defender argues that prosecution didn’t prove intent
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• Lions Club hosts giving trees
• Trunk show to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
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• Santa Express continues Bend tour
• Redmond Fire seeks donations for drives
• Redmond district seeks student art
• Winter prep season starts; Central Oregon high school teams open winter sports season
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• EOU stages a comeback
• Firewood dealers catching heat
• Man arrested for threatening pair
• Three arrested for passing fake bills
• Applegate Valley residents welcome dam retrofit plan
• New buzz filling downtown Springfield; Residents, merchants rediscovering potential of community’s aging but quaint center
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• Slow night for C.O. cowboys in Vegas
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• 100 YEARS AGO
• Barista who shot robber still has a job, boss says
• Broken pipe drenches 101-year-old Baker County courthouse
• Gresham police blame gang violence in killing
• Kitzhaber says Portland will be home as governor
• Sheriff still expects to resolve Kyron case
• Bhutanese teens find comfort, voice in Portland school club
• Eugene warming centers are a haven as chill arrives
• Ducks cap perfect season with Civil War win
• Ducks cap perfect season with Civil War win
• Unstable neon landmark awaits decision on return
• Timber counties face financial collapse
• Driver arrested after car chase
• Juniper Ridge wraps up zoning hearing
• Kulongoski weighs clemency requests
• News of record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Sisters Council to vote on water rate bump
• People on the move
• Even with 1 arm, man can hunt high and low
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• Bend scores another monthly tourism gain
• Bend teen arrested in school burglary
• Landowners seminar slated in Madras
• Low-interest home loans offered to vets
• Police probe cause of 4 teens’ illness
• Shop with a Cop seeking donations
• More families encounter new struggles; After husband’s suicide, mother of 3 found herself scared, standing in line for food stamps
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• Business dispatches
• Flood-struck town getting new school, civic center
• State to keep running Umatilla County DA Office during probe
• Bend’s GL Solutions to double work force
• Bend Fire Department Santa Express starting
• News of record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• Student arrested in knife assault
• One hurt in crash on Highway 26
• State parks’ day-use permits on sale
• Bend seeks applicants for 2 advisory panels
• Bend coalition touts energy efficiency
• COCC construction contract awarded
• Scoreboard
• GI reaches deal to testify in Afghan shooting
• 2 charged in teen’s kidnapping
• Expert cites police errors in explosion
• Change planned at state hospital; Consultants have $2M contract to suggest improvement strategy
• Picking from the giving tree
• Experts: Obesity problem for malnourished in state
• Portland jail assault could be hate crime
• OSU scientist helps team track whale
• Salem man is 57th pedestrian fatality
• Ex-Nike exec pleads guilty to tax charges
• Construction summit coming to Bend
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• Ramsay prevails in recount
• Green Business: In one week, Bend gets its first full time medical marijuana clinic and private cardholder club
• Council Pondering Historic Water Project
• Giuseppe’s Closes For Good, Black Friday, We’re Number One and more!
• Celebrate the holidays with Pomegranate
• Write-a-thon planned for Human Rights Day
• Prineville DMV closing for repairs
• ODOT employee arrested in car theft
• Bend contractor’s 2nd petition denied
• Cascade Bancorp sets special meeting
• News of Record: Police Log
• Vigil shows support for Muslims after fire
• No charges against barista who killed man
• Sheriff suspends river search for missing man
• State fines chemical disposal company
• Rabid fox cases jump to 7 in Jackson County
• Eugene teacher accused of UO campus assaults
• Portland area hit hard in recession
• SOU upholds ouster of disabled woman
• Nashelle to host holiday trunk show
• Winter competition begins today
• Help someone in need through a Tree of Joy
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• Terror suspect’s lawyers suggest FBI entrapment
• Court sides with Athletic Club of Bend
• Event will mark World AIDS Day
• Dog sole survivor of small plane crash
• Free winter camping in Crooked River area
• Redmond clinic joins St. Charles system
• Police Log
• Community college opens longhouse; Project took almost 20 years to complete
• Business Calendar
• Ashland parade focuses on giving
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• Teen finds future after train accident; After losing hand and leg on the tracks, Klamath Falls girl gains new outlook on life
• Food fight over ‘yogi’; Several legal disputes under way over who has rights to the name behind Eugene company’s products
• Corvallis fire raises Muslims’ fears of backlash
• 2 Portland chicken coop fires blamed on heat lamps
• 50 YEARS AGO
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• Woman gets 6 years for sex with teens
• Portland Fire boat named for children
• Government worker pay to be budget issue
• Latest in string of fires claims Albany home
• USDA leader sees opportunity in rural Oregon
• There’s more than a coat of paint to Albany family’s home makeover; Paint company’s giveaway grew into much more
• Oregon Christmas tree sellers ponder a somewhat iffy future
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• 100 YEARS AGO
• How agents foiled a 'grand' attack
• State Police seek help in deer poaching
• $1.2M paid out for pikeminnow program
• Portland bomb attempt foiled
• The need for winter speed
• More snow and ice; A couple inches are in the forecast for much of Central Oregon
• Bend mobile home damaged in fire
• State to end exotic pet permits
• Sex abuse charges against Oregon man dismissed
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Coffee shop employee kills robber, police say
• Former Sen. Hatfield in D.C.-area hospital
• Phone call from police lobby leads to arrest
• Earthquake 200 miles off Coos Bay not felt
• Man in shootout died from smoke inhalation
• Oregon 5th in nation for painkiller abuse
• Woman’s long-lost birth certificate found
• Portland company makes high-tech wooden bikes
• Family practice; Fourth-generation doctor balancing work, child-rearing
• Portland man dies of hypothermia near river
• Threat prompts check for explosives at UO
• Umatilla DA pleads not guilty to misconduct
• What’s open on Thanksgiving
• Walking on river ice strongly discouraged
• Red Cross card drive held for military
• News of record: permits
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• Government offices close down for holiday
• Bend housing drop among highest in U.S.
• Bicycle traffic in Portland back on rise, bureau says; Number of cyclists crossing river jumps 12 percent from ’09
• Bank bombing trial nears finish
• Shoveling not just good idea: It's law
• Football games moved to Salem; Snowy conditions in Bend prompt OSAA to move 1A state semifinals
• Abuse claims not fully investigated, report says
• OSU closes campus after electrical fire
• Burning Green: Two Oregon projects highlight the promise and perils of biomass power plants
• Shake Up at the Broadside: The editor of the COCC newspaper resigns after admitting theft
• Taking Stock at BOTC, Recounting the Council Race, And A Turkey Snowpocalypse
• Football officials to work playoffs; Central Oregon officials assigned to OSAA playoff games
• Madras senior is named TVC volleyball co-player of the year
• Soroptomist candy sale to benefit nonprofits
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• What’s open on Thanksgiving
• U.S. Cellular funds classroom projects
• Teachers union donates to local groups
• Ski for Schools tickets on sale now
• Authorities warn of freezing fire sprinklers
• Report finds toxins in toys still a problem
• News of record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• Pet photos with Santa to benefit shelter
• Thousands line up for free dental clinic
• Family seeks answers in Glendale shooting of mother, daughter
• J. Crew said to be in buyout talks
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Nissan says Leaf gets equivalent of 99 mpg
• Oregon trooper accused of stealing $6,000 from state
• Rescue brings remote road danger reminder
• Woman sues over ex-husband’s release
• Man accused of bombing bank puts blame on dad; Joshua Turnidge details father’s long-standing fantasies of killing cops, denies any involvement
• Business Calendar
• Bank implements reverse stock split
• ’08 good year for winemakers
• State Police ask people to delay travel over the Santiam Pass
• 7 churches burglarized in 7 days in Springfield
• Farmers find sewage sludge to the liking of their fields
• Frugal sisters leave $1.7M to 3 charities, public library; After living long lives of penny pinching, Goodyears give back to community
• Auditions For ‘Oliver!’
• Ken Ludwig’s ‘Moon Over Buffalo’ Opens At CTC
• News of Record: Deeds
• 100 YEARS AGO
• 75 YEARS AGO
• Alcoholic energy drinks banned
• Early jail release prompts manhunt
• For the first time in 2 years, analysts say state budget will be in the black
• Traffic stop yields 23 pounds of marijuana
• Mental hospital faces expanded investigation; DOJ alleges state is increasing capacity while cutting funds for health programs
• Three arrested in Bend burglary
• Nicaraguan students find helping hand in Medford; School provides free tuition for youths from poverty-stricken nation
• Trial shows anti-government sentiment; Testimony in bank bombing case paints picture of father and son’s deep resentments
• Bend Santa gets made over for N.Y.
• UO solar lab aids tech companies' research
• Mountain View football game set; Cougars will play state semifinal Friday at Willamette University in Salem
• Audit: Marine Board ignored spending rules
• Fire chief resigns after pot arrest
• News of Record: Police Log
• OHSU sets cancer research plan
• Rangeland scientist at home in sagebrush
• Report: Oregon is 3rd-hungriest state
• Warning shot fired to stop inmate fight
• What’s Going Up; Town homes along the Deschutes River near the Old Mill District
• Industry veteran aims to open Oregon film museum
• People on the move
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• Free dinner in Redmond
• Religion in Brief
• Remains found that may be missing Bend man
• Drug dispute leads to SWAT team call
• Man arrested after high-speed chase
• Police searching for missing transient
• Professor of the year found at Willamette
• Sheriff cuts patrols to only 1 shift per day
• Supreme Court clears way for Walmart
• Feds seek prison sentence for Islamic charity co-founder Seda
• State hospital rebuilt following abuses; Building dedicated with hopes of changing image
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• Bridges pose evacuation plan hitch for coastal town
• Heated spray can rockets out of oven
• Houses rising on site of Ashland fire
• State cracks down on unlicensed electricians
• UO to ban smoking, tobacco by 2012
• Home Federal Bank parent sets dividend
• Mortgage assistance website launches
• Bend man arrested in alleged kidnapping
• Higher costs, lagging revenues may raise rates, BPA chief says
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Oregon jobless rate stuck at 10.5 percent
• 4 Hillsboro students OD on OxyContin
• Business Calendar
• Prone plank with ball; Bend personal trainer shows how to strengthen core
• California is facing long, tough journey to financial stability
• Crashes all too common in I-5’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’; Drivers continue to ignore warnings on treacherous stretch
• Crump Geyser site of geothermal plant
• Deer attacks couple, dogs in Ashland
• Disaster test shows financial data safe
• News of Record: permits
• Population up nearly 21,000 since 2009
• Internet Famous! Allie Brosh has made Hyperbole and a Half into one of the Web’s most read and hilarious blogs
• Forest Service Wants Off-Leash Input: Proposal would expand winter access for dogs
• Dirty Dancing, More Loko, A Population Push and Persistent Poachers
• Police captain suspended for German tribute in park
• Wyden says he’ll defy secret monument plan
• Extent of deer poaching surprises wildlife managers
• Bend-La Pine school board seeks applicants
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• COVA, Allegiant Air plan trip packages
• Candlelight vigil set for missing woman
• Economist: Region facing slow growth
• Election winners to speak at event tonight
• Suspicious devices prompt bank closure
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• New boutique opens
• Lawsuit alleges officer handcuffed 8-year-old
• Pets Calendar
• Get free flu shots at Newport Market
• Wreckage of aircraft may be of lost flight
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Business Calendar
• Agency sought to run housing aid program
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• Elvis video least of district’s problems; Recall vote leaves board without a quorum as it faces management issues
• Bella's always up for play time
• Bumper loves to snuggle
• Central Oregon football officials; Local crew to officiate high school football state quarterfinal game
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• Democratic Senate control in sight; Unofficial results have Sen. Alan Bates just beating GOP’s Dave Dotterrer
• Driver critical after crashing into house
• Flat-screen TVs, private bedrooms among upgrades at state hospital
• Marine board to develop strategic plan for boaters
• Clothing found suspected to be Blaylock's
• Burning of debris piles begins today along Highway 97
• Technical difficulties disrupt bendbulletin.com
• Boating tools made in Redmond; Maretron makes navigation, weather and other monitoring equipment
• Restoring creeks and waterways; Work helps nature, ecosystems and new businesses thrive
• Technical difficulties disrupt bendbulletin.com
• Births
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• 100 YEARS AGO
• Autistic boy’s service dog at heart of lengthy debate
• Tragedy leaves Oregon couple focused on street-race education; ‘This must not happen again,’ says mother who lost daughter, unborn child
• Washington man cleared of murder for hire
• Initiative brings art lessons back into metro classrooms
• Roseburg author works to end bullying
• Icy conditions cause crashes on Hwys 97 and 20
• Icy conditions cause crashes on Hwys 97 and 20
• Feds give more time for recovery plan comments
• Forest to host open house on dog issues
• Jury convened in Bend homicide case
• News of Record: Police Log
• OSU-Cascades sees enrollment increase
• Study: Medusa head grass threatens grazing
• Mortgage tax proposal serves as wake-up call
• Portland-area kids get creative in supplemental arts program
• What’s Going up?
• People on the Move
• New clout in Congress
• Area soccer teams in state playoffs; Central Oregon high school teams in quarterfinal matches today
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• COCC student government collects food for students
• Religion In Brief
• Dispatches
• Enrollment surge could boost university revenue
• Group recommends shooting sea lions
• Bend center offers free meals on Thanksgiving
• Debt plan splits both left and right
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Survey asks parents’ input on local needs
• Upset with ‘grinding,’ school cancels dance
• Yard debris recycling sale to end Saturday
• Columbia Sportswear leader thwarts robber; 86-year-old fools gunman by tripping home’s silent alarm
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond water polo teams to state; Panther boys, girls in 6A tournament play starting today in Corvallis
• Scoreboard
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• DA denies misconduct in sex allegations
• Canada geese destroy crops, anger farmers
• News of Record: permits
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• Fire Department drive to collect food, clothes
• Pole Pedal Paddle holding logo contest
• Public hearings on draft of land use plan
• Transitioning into 3rd term, Kitzhaber focuses on jobs
• UO cracks down on unlicensed merchandise
• Reaching new heights
• DA faces misconduct charges in sex scandal
• Gun, ammo found in school’s lost-and-found
• Convicted child killer to have parole hearing
• Waves sweep couple off pier; 1 found dead
• Eugene to fight utility’s sale of water to Veneta
• Plea in shooting deaths hinges on judge’s scrutiny of evidence
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Ex-worker charged in dog’s death at kennel
• Pets need extra care in colder weather
• Man faces assault for squeezing baby
• See’s Candies coming to Cascade Village
• Time for traction
• In-flight fire halts Boeing test flight
• Man arrested on suspicion of murder in wife's disappearance
• Sawyers in Federal Court, Dogs On Trails, PFLAG in Bend and more!
• Voting Down Pot: Marijuana initiatives in Oregon and California both failed, but advocates find promise in the results
• Local football officials draw state assignments
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• Bend’s Bella Moda to host trunk show
• FBI rescues 3 girls in sex trafficking sting
• Methodists sue congregation over finances
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Pedestrian deaths up by 80 percent this year
• Smart tells jury of abduction
• Endangered frogs thrive in inmates’ gentle hands
• Frolicking in foliage
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• Calendar
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• Chrysler narrows losses, raises forecast
• Oregon economic index inches up
• Spaceship factory to break ground
• Coast visitors urged to avoid dead sea lions
• Conservationists could sue over rare butterfly
• Faith groups restoring historic Malin theater
• Ex-spy pleads guilty to plotting from prison
• Night Kite Revival
• Pigs in Space, Stewart vs. Stu on the Mall, and more!
• Big Boss Man: From home builder to state representative to county commissioner, Dennis Luke has left his mark on Deschutes County
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Mimi Turns Clicks Into Kibble for Our Furry Friends
• Building A Better USB, Counting Campaign Cash and more!
• After the Crash: Central Oregon’s displaced construction workers see few prospects in a changed world
• 13th Door Haunted House
• Full-Moon Fever, Lars at the Tower, Intel in Oregon and more
• The Waiting Game: As foreclosure enquiry widens, distressed homeowners take a number
• At Least You Don’t Have Amnesia: A look into the dwindling world of soap operas with Bend’s Maralyn Thoma
• Wolf Poachers, Truth in Advertising, Free Beer and Trump
• Flaming Frat Pranks, Seegers vs. the Reagan fan club, gun play and more
• Golden Opportunities: Economic downturn has a silver lining for conservation causes
• This Week Upfront: Nude 32, Nude 32. Chan's Heartburn, Election Watch and The Tradition
• The Virtual Office: Inside Oregon's ever-growing telecommuting culture
• Who Let The Hot Out? Lopez on marriage, Obama hates kids and more
• Viewed from Afar: Benjamin Percy no longer lives here, but that’s not stopping him from writin
• Bend Film Festival 2010
• Auditions For ‘Moon Over Buffalo’
• More News is Good News: KOHD Returns, Winter Snow Report, Happy Birthday Land Trust and More
• Building a Better Ballot: Can a group of diverse strangers save Oregon from special interests?
• Freedom Ain’t Free, FOX goes gray, Resort Rules and Your SAT results
• The Virtual Office: Inside Oregon's ever-growing telecommuting culture
• Bike parking politics, pot in jail, spellchecking and Kitzhaber in Bend
• Tilting at Windmills: Renewable energy projects like Newberry geothermal present a quandary for cons
• The Banksters Strike Again: Chase Bank and Obama’s “Make Home Affordable” scam
• Snow, Cougars and Beer…and of course something about Paris Hilton
• This Week Upfront: Nude 32, Nude 32. Chan's Heartburn, Election Watch and The Tradition
• The DA Drama: Tough talk answers union talk at DA’s office
• Treatment Homes Schedule Open House
• Oh the Sweet Stank of Success! On the road with Abe Jones Septic Service
• Crusades, Congressionals and Juggalos: Our mosque problem, farewell to Uncle Ted and Tila Tequila v
• The Cannabis Crossroads: Oregon voters will decide in November whether to bring marijuana sales to M
• Spontaneous fires prompt warnings
• Third Street overpass closures scheduled
• Trial scheduled in contractor’s theft case
• 4 Peaks changes location
• 2 area supply drives will help students
• Business Calendar
• Dispatches
• Back-to-school clinic offering vaccinations
• Beating the heat
• Campfire safety still a concern in area
• Madras elementary schools change names
• News of Record: Police Log
• Jeld-Wen ends title sponsorship of Tradition
• Bend man arrested in kidnapping, murder
• Business Calendar
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• Bend tourism surges
• $10,000 given to Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Ceremony to fete community garden
• Deschutes County 911 dispatch moves
• Green meadows for bright memories
• Home prices mixed
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Per capita income dipped in Bend in ‘09
• Middle school heads trade places in fall
• Batten the Hatches
• Yes, I’m That Jackass: How I horribly underestimated “spring” in the Cascades
• County tourism rises
• Green Machine: Is Bend big enough for two land-use groups to harvest the necessary funding?
• Hot In Buffalo: Barack in the Rust Belt, Petroleum lube, Polanski’s chalet and Dio dies
• Area home prices fall
• Put a Cap on It: BP’s heroic efforts, Steinbrenner vs. Martin, the Barefoot Bandit and more!
• Out of the Darkness: How a new early schizophrenia assessment program gave one young man a new lease
• Lithia adds dealership
• This Burrito is Bigger Than a Baby!: Diving into the Taco Stand’s Boswell Challenge
• Slick Tricks: BP’s epic failure, Tea Bag revolution and your Facebook settings
• A fine day for water play
• Klondike Kate: “Our Destitute Prostitute” or “Aunt Kate”
• When Less is More: An effort to corral the county resort map looks more like free rein
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Ain’t No Party Like a Tea Party
• Drill Baby, Drill: A Memo to BP and Obama, cage fighting mushroom mishaps, and more!
• Sisters Recycling Center reduces hours
• Bend’s Brothels: The Sin-Dustry That Built Our City
• The Welcome Wagon: Forest welcome center gets a cool reception, county resort planning update
• Barbecue to benefit scholarship fund
• The Great Hailstorm of ’10: The sky cries, WikiLeaks, Schorr dies and more!
• Who Wears Short Shorts?: Spillage, seepage, White House dementia and bullet building protocol
• Area food summit to be held at COCC
• Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?: Livestock attacks set the stage for a new round of Wolf po
• The Long Shot: Richard Esterman says he has the right to run for governor in November; he just needs
• Tougher Than Steel: What’s in a death toll? The RNC’s power struggle, epic floods and mo
• A Tale of Two Gushers: Obama looks for an ass to kick, Arkansas’s tragedy and a mystery in Car
• From Bend, With Love: On the other side of the planet, there’s an African orphanage powered al
• Park It!: ONDA’s prevails on the John Day, Harney’s windmills and more
• Happy Birthday! Birthers gone wild, a new gal on the bench and something about banks
• Backyard Chickens: Why your neighbor might have a poultry farm in her backyard
• Yelling Fire in a Crowded Forest: Rooster Rock spares Skyline but highlights the danger of homes in
• Toking the High Road McChrystal vs. Obama, stupid bombers, and more medical pot
• Football officials meet in Bend
• Cash Cow: City says hotel owners have been improperly helping themselves to room taxes
• Enjoy A Taste of Redmond on Saturday
• America the Fat: Our booming national waistline, Justices free handguns, Cheney’s black heart
• Stock up on antiques in Sisters this weekend
• ‘No Thanks’ Heard For Forest Welcome Center: A proposed Forest Service welcome center pr
• Hush Money: Undisclosed legal settlement hangs over DA race
• What is "ART"?
• Old Fashioned July 4th Celebration and Pet Parade
• Earth Day Celebration
• 1st National Freedom Ride in Oregon
• Mentor Research Institute & Positive Toolbox Partner with HSBCAMPS to Offer Youth Camp Scholarships
• Auditions For ‘Lend Me A Tenor’
• She Stoops To Conquer, Or The Mistakes Of A Night
• Sunriver Resort Easter Egg Hunt
• ‘One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest’ Opens At CTC
• Auditions For ‘She Stoops To Conquer, Or The Mistakes Of A Night’
• ‘Love Letters’ At CTC
• Bend, Oregon Inventor Plunges into ABC's Shark Tank
• ‘Christmas Belles’ At CTC
• Auditions For ‘One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest’
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Deschutes County
• Auditions For ‘Christmas Belles’
• CTC Launches Its Nightvisions Series With ‘Tintar Isle’
• ‘The Mousetrap’ Opens The 31st Season AT CTC
• Auditions for ‘The Mousetrap’
• CTC Annual Free Sneak Peek For Our 2009/2010 Season Check Us Out!
• Altera Real Estate Opens in Bend
• CTC Announces ‘Red Herring’ Returns For 5 Shows Only
• Old Fashioned July 4th Celebration and Pet Parade
• Open Forum/Town Hall at CTC
• ‘LA Cage Aux Folles’ Opens at CTC
• Executive Director Retires As CTC Looks To Scale Back Their Season
• Cascades Theatrical Company 30th Anniversary Gala
• Bent to the Flame: A Night with Tenneessee Williams
• Auditions for ‘La Cage Aux Folles’
• ‘Sylvia’ Opens at CTC
• CTC Announces Dinner Theatre
• Auditions For ‘Sylvia’
• ‘All My Sons’ Opens At CTC
• CTC Announces Dinner Theatre Shows
• Let it Snow and
• Bend Film Festival
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Balloons Over Bend Festival
• Bend WinterFest
• Metal Penguin Raising Funds For Antarctic Research
• Sunday Music Series with Oldwave - Food for Thought Series
• Bend OR Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts

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