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September 09, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• Before season, get familiar with rifle
• Bulletin seeking items for calendar
• Bush doesn't care
• Canada goose dates changed
• Candidates for House spar over tax increase
• Casper Werner
• Circulation Director
• City considering second boat ramp at Farewell Bend
• College goal: more outreach
• Cowboys are all fired up
• Deer handle easy to use
• Democrat intolerance
• Deschutes soil, water district $400,000 in debt
• Friday is deadline for huddle reservations
• Game:
• Gladys Edna Stanley
• Grocery donating receipts to school
• Helen 'Nancy' Rainey
• Hint of grazing-fee hike chills cattlemen
• Hoodoo ski passes cost a little more
• IMC is full of contenders
• Joan M. Averill
• Josie Jane (Blalack) Medford
• Junie Bottle
• Liability insurance may be easier to find with Web site
• Lillian Marie Horace
• Lowe's Home Improvement sets opening date
• Malt madness in Salem
• Margaret Helen "Peggy" Clinton
• Marguerite Wollerman
• Nell Harrison Porter
• Neva Loraine Patterson
• Obituaries Published 09/09/2004
• Omie Lee McKinney
• Patricia Elaine Andrus
• Peggy L. Hill
• PERFECT DAY FOR A CLIMB
• Photojournalist
• Phyllis Joy Bergstralh
• Quattrone gets 18 months in prison
• Ralph Lyle Marden
• Redmond High graduate earns soccer honor
• Reporter
• School's started - slow down
• Sheriff and staff get new uniforms
• SOMEDAY THAT'S WHAT I WANT TO DO
• The eight member Rangeland Grazing Fee Advisory Committee will hold its first meeting on Sept. 17 at the Riverhouse Resort in Bend.
• 'The Forest Ranger Who Could' honors US Forest Service
• Thinning project to be speeded up
• Tribe members, choir to perform
• W. Thomas Brown
• Yes on gay marriage

SPORTS

• Cowboys are all fired up
• Found it: Map Guy and a GPS help Jim Witty locate an enormous juniper
• Prime time for steelheading