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October 10, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• Big meet lives up to its billing
• Biktoberfest 2004
• Caldera arts center receives grant
• Cowgirls closing in on championship
• Crosby, Stills and Nash raises $4,300 for local charities
• Growing in spirit
• Illness slows Sisters runners
• Kelley
• Lava Bears get best of Cougars
• McCool helps carry Cougs past Bend
• No. 6 Powers holds off upset-minded Grizzlies
• Parade organizers are calling for veterans to march
• Precinct 2
• Record revolution
• Redmond mayoral candidates debate
• Schools still trying to control how kids dance
• Sisters School District's legacy of success grows
• St. Charles says new $14 million records system will make patient care safer, better
• State seeks to rein in education districts
• The Bulletin's complete guide to the 2004 election
• Vallie-Schlachter
• Vote no on Measure 38
• What a way to mark ananniversary
• Young-Tompach

SPORTS

• Big meet lives up to its billing
• Lava Bears get best of Cougars