November 11, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• A different beat
• After Pearl Harbor attack, brothers signed up to fight
• Bike the trail, fish the river
• Blade trader multifunctional
• 'Bounty' opens on Oregon products
• Called to service: After Pearl Harbor attack, brothers signed up to fight
• Called to service: Vietnam vet gets a long-delayed homecoming
• Cowboys visit Central Oregon
• District OKs piping part of Swalley Canal
• Findings misunderstood
• Fly Tying Corner: Magnum Rabbit Strip Matuka
• Former Boise State dean joins COCC board
• La Pine's downtown may evolve around changes to highway
• Local officials consider ban on fireworks
• Missing hunter found safe
• No improvement here
• Obituaries Published 11/11/2004
• OHA to sponsor Youth Upland Bird Hunt near Sisters
• Operation Santa gives soldiers overseas a taste of Central Oregon hospitality
• Passage of Measure 37 is already being felt locally
• Police search for missing woman
• Potential downsides
• Prep athletes make commitments
• Salem shouldn't borrow state out of shortfall
• Senate leaders vie to change daily business
• Stagnant weather conditions may be unhealthy for some
• State is next for Outlaws, Bulldogs
• Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is more likely to happen during the winter.
• Teams prepare for state playoffs
• Vietnam vet gets a long-delayed homecoming
• Weigh-in recommended
• Williams rallies to beat Myskina in first match at WTA Championships By Beth Harris

SPORTS

• Prep athletes make commitments
• Prep Scoreboard for November 11
• Silver Falls

ENTERTAINMENT

• Take digital photos out there