July 23, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• A band called orchestraGroup from Fresno develops rocking sound
• Bucks, Redmond advance in district play
• busy in the kitchen,eyes on a ribbon
• Classics horse show heats up
• clear summer sounds
• Deal with developer to create park satisfies First Street neighbors
• Dumb down'Napoleon Dynamite' is a dud
• Estelle Owen-Larsen
• Farriers are center of action
• For kids, this park is paradiseCentral Oregon's annual Cascade Children's Festival will transform Drake Park on Saturday
• Four Warm Springs officers fired in department shake-up By Ernestine Bousquet
• Four Warm Springs officers fired in shake-up
• Heart stoppersThe hard-rock band will appear at Les Schwab Amphitheater Saturday PAGE 8
• Heart to perform in Bend on Saturday
• Horses still recognize his whisper
• La Pine woodchipping mill to change hands
• Local golfer wins tourney
• LoverboyRockers who made it big on MTV still playing '80s anthems
• Lower Deschutes
• Man charged in Crooked River Ranch killing
• Mills: small in size, big in heart
• Mirror Lake
• Misty River guitarist diagnosed with cancer
• Mount Bachelor to Lava Lake
• Newberry Crater still lacks bear-proof food storage
• Newberry still lacks bear-proof food storage
• Nola 'Tad' Zeddie Walker
• Obituaries Published 07/23/2004
• Peggy Claudette Wilson
• Portland embraces FlugtagConcertsLectures & ComedySymphony & OperaTheater & DanceMiscellany
• Process to qualify for ballot criticized
• Public meetings set on speed limits
• Residents protest plan to move inmate camp
• Residents protest plan to move inmate camp closer to La Pine
• Robert Arnold Redinbaugh
• Robert 'Bob' Zitek
• Rocking with Heart
• Scratching the surface
• Soul singer Curtis Salgado returns
• Spy man on the run'The Bourne Supremacy' is a skillful action film
• Steens Mountain
• Teachers shouldn't gamble in the courts
• The wide and wonderfulworld of wild women
• Time is a factor when healing
• Try this shortcut to jam or jelly

BUSINESS

• The Grove
• The Grove finds its culinary groove

SPORTS

• Bucks, Redmond advance in district play