January 09, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• a job for Lupita
• Attorney: Land-use laws need revision
• Central Oregonians may lose some influence in the Legislature this year
• Congress to consider area issues
• Evict for safety, not minor violations
• Fire officials urge safety to residents
• Harrison - Wells
• Oregon Legislators identify issues they are likely to face
• Plowing more complex than it looks
• Reeves - Akerberg
• Somebody, answer the questions
• Treat malpractice rates by removing bad docs
• Using her voice COCAAN's executive director has a passion for helping others

BUSINESS

• a job for Lupita
• Congress to consider area issues
• No escape from tough choices
• Oregon Legislators identify issues they are likely to face
• Using her voice COCAAN's executive director has a passion for helping others

SPORTS

• Bachelor: Big holiday despite lift woes
• Back in the pool
• Cougars snap skidin league
• Cowboys pull out thriller
• Last-second shot gives Storm win
• Minnesota musher claims crown
• Nothing's small about Taya's dream
• Panthers win battle of rivals at Classic
• Powers soars atop Bachelor
• Skiers hit slopes to open season
• Summit leads local showing

NATION & WORLD

• No escape from tough choices
• Who is my state representative? Who is my state senator?

FEATURES

• a job for Lupita
• Evict for safety, not minor violations
• Fire officials urge safety to residents
• Plowing more complex than it looks
• Using her voice COCAAN's executive director has a passion for helping others
• Who is my state representative? Who is my state senator?