December 14, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend resident posts highest score in handgun metallic silhouetteWorld-class shooter
• Bend woman wins at cyclo-cross event
• Business demand at instrument repair shop is music to their ears
• Chance for pictures with Santa
• Deschutes County OKs nearly $6 million bond
• Empire connection closer to completion
• First flu case is confirmed in Central Oregon
• Former deputy pleads not guilty to sex, drug charges
• Free snowshoe tests being offered
• Give an 'A' for inventiveness
• Glenn Ellis Kissler
• Harriet Anna Novak
• Holidays wake up family memories
• Iola Beatrice (Waller) Vold
• Irene Garnett Rogers
• Let forge open in Bend
• Lillian Naomi Noble
• Local youths run at national event
• Locals perform well at junior rifle event
• making the season bright
• Margaret Morgart
• Milton Harmsen Ploen
• Obituaries Published 12/14/2004
• Panel aims to give a voice to rural Oregon communities
• Pole Pedal Paddle design selected
• Raymond C. Camozzi
• Registration still open for girls hoops
• Skiing, snowshoeing lessons for women
• Sport breaks down into three styles
• State casts all electoral votes for Sen. Kerry
• State casts all electoral votes for Sen. Kerry By James Sinks
• Steelheaders settle for tie on the road
• Terrebonne gets library station
• Third annual Race and Ace Challenge set for May
• tickled pink
• top-drawertopiary
• Topiary allows even remedial gardeners to create fanciful living creations, Page E1
• Urban tribeFriends come together like family, especially during holidays
• Virginia Mae Green
• Where the weekend warrior goes for sophisticated fitness
• Wine storage can make all the difference
• Youth softball camp slated in Redmond

BUSINESS

• McMenamins Old St. Francis School: Old School pub fare takes new approach

SPORTS

• Community Sports Events Calendar
• World-class shooter from Bend posts highest score in handgun competition