July 09, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• A friendly way to bee
• African outsourcing attracts investors, jobsLow cost draws companies to Africa By Nafi Diouf
• Bend boy wins title; local girl advances to nationals
• Bend Summer Festival It's a weekend of fine art, music, food, wine and microbrews with several new twists. This classic downtown Bend shindig is a can't-miss good time. PAGE 8 TURN TO PAGE 9 FOR A LIST OF EVENTS, locations AND TI
• Bend's Summer Fest boasts new twists, PAGE 8
• Billy Otho Weston
• Boz Scaggs is back for Clear Summer NightTwo punk shows at Reed PubBlue Vista at 2nd Street Theater
• Californian in charge at AJGA event
• Clyde D. Cater
• Creed's late surge pays off
• Deal may bring affordable housing
• Fire crews may gain more funds
• Free concerts add sounds to the outdoor sights
• Group forms to push service
• Group forms to push volunteer service
• Harpist ventures from pop to classical
• Highland Games have everything ScottishConcertsLectures & ComedySymphony & OperaTheater & DanceMiscellany
• Highlights MARYLOU WILHELM: An exhibit of 26 brilliant water colors, acrylics and collages by Gilchrist artist Marylou Wilhelm; through Sept. 26 at the La Pine Public Library, 16425 First St., La Pine; o
• Horse activity heats up on High Desert
• Jessie Inez Whitmer
• LaRue Imogene Smith
• Marie Eileen Doan
• Mary Elizabeth (Tucker) Deseree
• National time trialchampiontakes lead
• Obituaries Published 07/09/2004
• Panel seeks to simplify urban growth regulations
• Perform equineinjectionswith care
• Public will be winner if city buys Canal Park
• Remedy MotelBand's laid-back sound is the antidote to pretension
• Right Around the Corner July 23-25 - TOUR OF HOMES: Sixteenth annual tour of more than 60 homes throughout Central Oregon, presented by the Central Oregon Builders Association; free; 389-1058 or www.coba
• Round and Square lakes
• second-day surge
• Shrek 2: The GameCrusader KingsTop SpinThe Legend of Zelda: Four Swords
• Skyliners to close next week
• 'Sleepover' just another teen clich
• State agency OKs Prineville growth plan
• Tourney lures college coaches
• Twenty-fifth annual Bend race rides through the weekendCascade Cycling Classic
• Vaccinate against West Nile
• Vinyl takes it 'All the Way'Latin/funk group on tour to promote latest album, recorded live in San Francisco
• Wilbur John Hendricks
• WilcoBad Religion
• Will Farrell is newscaster Ron Burgundy in 'Anchorman'
• Young horseman honing his skills

BUSINESS

• Vino Mercato

SPORTS

• Creed's late surge in CCC pays off