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September 21, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• Anthropologist records history of tribal elders
• Before May flowers come September bulbs
• Bend Rugby Club second at tourney
• Bigfoot legend continues
• Bush a detriment
• Canoe trip paired with beer tasting
• Children First's annual state reviewState cuts felt by children
• Cost Plus coming to Bend
• County paid $770,000 to settle wrongful firing
• Crooked River Ranch should get their ballots in today
• Crooked River rural fire levy clears one hurdle
• Don't settle for bland whiteCHALKBOARD PAINTDECOUPAGEPAINT
• ESD faces possible merger
• Fastpitch softball tryouts scheduled
• Funky triathlon slated for Oct. 10
• Glenn Dale Baldwin
• Grand jury indicts Culver city recorder
• Heavy-handed city
• House drops McD's as a manufacturer
• It's not your college friend's boxed wine
• Lawyer quotes
• Little Foot Run set for Wednesday
• Lost mushroom picker found safe
• Man killed in car accident identified
• Mtn. bike clinic for women scheduled
• Negative column
• Nonprofit station to hold fund-raiser
• Nordic ski swap slated for Oct. 9
• Obituaries published on September 20
• Oregonians should return Ron Wyden to U.S. Senate
• Program recognizes parents as teachers; meetings planned
• RV service firm finds niche
• '60s group to play at hot rod cruise-in
• Show hoops team slated in Redmond
• State budget cuts felt by children
• Terry A. George
• Time to apply to be Sisters Rodeo Queen
• Urban growth worries residents of rural enclave
• Youth volleyball signups continue

SPORTS

• Collegians come out swinging
• Small change is a big deal