November 19, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• A newspaper is a buffet to satisfy many appetites
• Backman: 'I am not a quitter'
• Badlands day hike
• beata brand newThe Central Oregon Symphony's new timpani debuts this weekend
• Cafe Rosemary
• City failed to monitor tower
• Community Foundation awards area agencies $327,950 in grants
• Congress must fulfill special-education vow
• Cruise line to build call center in Springfield
• Cyclo-cross race set for Sunday in Bend
• Don't drill
• For some, camaraderie means more than competition
• Guitar company enjoys the sweet sounds of success
• Holiday event at greenhouse
• Hook 'em, cook 'em
• Lawmakers satisfiedwith tankerrental plan
• Leave dog home
• Music with universal appeal
• NW writer speaks with new voiceAuthor Pete Fromm channels the lives of Montana teenagers via his fictional character, Lucy
• on bend's golden mirror pond
• Overcoming the ultimate obstacle
• play will come
• Portland 'church'bandattends to the christening ofOld St. Francis
• Prineville will continuesex-offenderregistry check
• Raid race returning to Central Oregon
• Resort could abut Shevlin Park
• Senate Republicans select Ferrioli as minority leader
• Sisters council looks at transportation plan
• SMASH!BASH!CRUNCH!The big boys are backin Central Oregon
• Sunday drive
• Sunriver Music Festival's 'Bach 'n' Brew'It's casually classical
• Support vets
• The Brand Ranch House
• The newest McMenamins has parochial appeal
• Toy drive for La Pine children
• Two teachers transferred from Highland won't getjobs back in near future
• USDA says beef safe despite possible mad cow
• Where's the money?
• Widgi may find new ownership
• Willamette displays eclectic collectionArt from Asia to America, from the ancient to the avant-garde ConcertsLectures & ComedySymphony & OperaTheater & DanceExhibitsMiscellany

BUSINESS

• A Little Pizza Paradise in the restaurant-remote northeast

SPORTS

• Backman: ‘I am not a quitter'
• Cyclo-cross race set for Sunday in Bend
• Overcoming the ultimate obstacle