May 11, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• Address e-record problems early
• Bend parks and rec board works on comprehensive plan for district
• Bend-La Pine is revising its pact with the county
• Bend's visitor bureau budget could increase
• Bird-watchers can turn to this book for help when a field guide isn't enough
• Budget committee endorses plans to increase fees
• Cigarettes caused Sunday garage fire
• Credit proposed for alternative studies
• Critics rally to oppose Westlund
• Dog hearings will be held tonight
• Elma Lucille James
• Extend Warm Springs pilot program
• Family, friends keep hope
• Helen Jane Howe
• House endorses bill granting legal immunity to firearms industry
• Jeanette Anne Garretson
• LaGrande Weaver
• Leila 'Lee' Murphy
• Madras is set to more than triple SDC fees
• Rain possible today, then dry, warm weather
• Robert 'Bob' Carlisle Hicks
• SDC fees may be doubled in Crook County
• Snow loses its grip on Dutchman
• Standards in Sisters
• Student councils make it happen
• Three arrested for delivery of meth
• Two candidates vie for Bend-LaPine Zone 2 slot
• William Eddie Murray

SPORTS

• Bed, breakfast along Crooked River course
• Bulldogs snag sweep over Stanfield-Echo
• Can't easily beat a par 5? Want to play that round in three hours? Executive courses may be just your speed
• Golf lessons on tap in Bend
• Help needed for Champions event
• Local junior golf program notes requirement changes
• Sisters bags another district title
• Storm boys earn repeat at tourney
• Summit tops IMC field
• Sweet No. 16
• To the fat tire born

NATION & WORLD

• Critics rally to oppose Westlund

FEATURES

• Bend's visitor bureau budget could increase
• Family, friends keep hope
• Student councils make it happen