July 16, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend accountants announce merger
• Best beers on tap at Oregon brew festConcertsLectures & ComedySymphony & OperaTheater & DanceMiscellany
• Camp Sherman teen's documentary takes first place in national contest
• Cast in concreteLandscape artist uses construction medium to make enduring works of art
• Downs, U.S. team rally to overtake Japan
• Employees seize suspected burglar hidden in Costco
• Ernesto's Italian RestaurantDeschutes Brewery
• Full Spectrum WarriorSpider-Man 2: The GameDRIV3R
• Island Meadow
• Jefferson County shouldn't extend benefits further
• Judge rejects defense motion to dismiss case
• Juliet Wyers emerges with new strength
• Local duo bows out in semis
• Lucinda Williams makes stop in Bend
• Lucinda WilliamsThe critic and cult favorite comes to Bend to promote her Grammy-nominated release "World Without Tears." PAGE 8
• Moving on
• Not just for the kidsVictor Johnson plays family folk rock at Summer Sunday
• Obituaries Published 07/16/2004
• painting in the park
• Panel gives crane shed third stay in 3 months
• Police ID crash fatalities
• Private fire crews' ability questioned
• Prow provides spark as Madras beats Mtn. View
• Spotlight placed on draft horses
• State braces for 2004 fire season
• State braces for 2004 fire seasonUnlike other parts of the West, no major wildfires have erupted yet in Oregon
• State natural resources policy director to retire
• sultry, sweet and sourWilliams sings in her signature Louisiana drawl, a sweet coalescence of lyricism and melody
• Tam McArthur Rim
• Tenas Lakes
• thanking the volunteers
• The Motet plays tonight at The GrovePlucky pop-punk at Reed PubHoney Roy farewell show at The GroveMunch & Music series continues
• Theft of master key to cost COCC
• Tumalo Feed Company Steak House and Saloon
• Tumalo Mountain

BUSINESS

• Caf SintraA portrait of the palate of Portugal

SPORTS

• Local duo bows out in semis
• Spotlight placed on draft horses