January 18, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• A microbrew epicenter
• A small victory in Biscuit battle
• American-style pale ale
• Applications for Habitat homes accepted
• Bend woman dies of injuries from car crash
• Brown ale
• Buff School
• Coming out
• Dale B. Killingsworth
• Downtown Bend building gets historic recognition
• Get kids' health checked for free
• Golden or blond ale
• Group raises funds for African missions
• Hefeweizen/weiss beer
• Imperial stout
• India pale ale
• Kermit Roy Bothum
• Learn to tie flies through COCC class
• Learn your porter from your stout, Page E1
• Legislature considers other firearms bills
• Linda Dill
• Margaret 'Margie' E. Dittemore
• New pioneer queen crowned
• No committee
• Orville 'Bud' S. Storlie
• Porter
• Pros, cons of fluoridation considered at hearings
• Public money may have paid for religious education
• Relay for Life parties planned
• Robin JoAnne Childress
• Sandra Jean McReynolds
• Singer performs at Cafe Libri tonight
• Speed trap silliness
• State bill would protect firearm makers, sellers
• Survey finds growing number of Oregonians are uninsured
• The Bulletin seeks events for calendar
• Tree climbingfor grown-ups
• unmakingthe mess
• William L. Smith

BUSINESS

• American-style pale ale
• Brown ale
• Downtown Bend building gets historic recognition
• Golden or blond ale
• Hefeweizen/weiss beer
• Imperial stout
• India pale ale
• Porter
• Save Social Security
• Survey finds growing number of Oregonians are uninsured

SPORTS

• Athletic Club site of two competitions
• Baseball, softball registration open
• Basketball league starting in February
• Bend family's son killed in avalanche
• Bend snowboarder Olson No. 2 American at worlds
• Bend United to hold tryouts for Surge
• Little League holds open registration
• Little League starts registration soon
• Nordic skiers head for Bachelor
• Outlook dim for local prohoops squad
• Registration tonight for youth soccer
• Soccer headgear partner joins OYSA
• Softball program slated for spring
• Stud Club wrestlers continue winning
• Taking flight
• Traveling baseball team tryouts slated
• Women Go Outside plans core clinic

FEATURES

• Coming out
• New seeds have planters dreaming of summertime
• Pros, cons of fluoridation considered at hearings
• Public money may have paid for religious education
• Sisters woman takes lead in construction of movie complex
• Speed trap silliness
• Survey finds growing number of Oregonians are uninsured

ENTERTAINMENT

• Sisters woman takes lead in construction of movie complex