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October 19, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• A new tour of duty
• Advise, but don't order
• Bend man cited for theft of campaign signs
• Bend's boxing club is going places
• Coaches needed for hoops program
• Cold front dusts Mt. Bachelor; more chilly weather expected
• Constitution Party develops Oregon base
• David Black
• 'Deschutes County' on call ID misleads
• Dog adoption event set for Saturday
• Donald J. Baker
• Drugsstage jittersfor
• Fall 10K run event set for Saturday
• Fire bans lifted in Central Oregon
• Flu shot festival and health fair to be held Friday
• George Marion Schnee
• Good start for rules
• Grazing plans to have little effect on local ranchers
• Head Start grand opening Tuesday
• Hearing on Saddle Ridge Ranch reset
• Helen Marie Logan
• Hoops tourney schedule set
• Libertarian presidential candidate visits Bend
• Local option vital
• Locals set for big rowing race
• Madras pool too costly
• Man arrested for theft of sculpture
• Margaret L. 'Marge' Reisinger
• Meet greyhounds in need of homes
• Meeting slated for volleyball club
• Mount Bachelor to hold job fair at end of the monthMcMenamins Pub & Brewery to open Nov. 18
• No on Measure 38
• Obituaries Published 10/19/2004
• rainy days and mondays
• Refinishing furniture makes old wood seem new again
• Science ed program seeks coordinator
• Signups slated for hoops, cheerleading
• Signups soon for Junior NBA/WNBA
• Sisters Scramble set for Saturday
• Smith Rock 10K slated Nov. 13
• St. Charles Medical Center deals with patient increases
• St. Charles Medical Center works to deal with patient increases
• Subdivision held up as example of a fire-safe community
• Thin crowded perennials in fall months
• Tryouts scheduled for boys COBO
• Two assaulted in home robbery
• Vote no on school levy
• William H. 'Bill' Bloom
• Youth cycling program puts safety first

SPORTS

• Locals set for big rowing race
• Youth cycling program puts safety first