June 17, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• All the world comes to Salem
• Background checks on pilots spark some delays
• Bend man receives 17.5 years in prison
• BLM open house
• Correction
• Graduation jitters
• La Pine residents found in stolen car
• Little Italy
• Museums A.R. BOWMAN MEMORIAL MUSEUM: Exhibits of Crook County history, the City of Prineville Railroad and the local timber industry
• Region's dropout rates rise
• Senate OKs speeding bill
• Sisters considers what to do with downtown traffic
• Wal-Mart appeal loss won't affect Bend bid

BUSINESS

• Burgers,bratwurst & beer
• COldwater Creek opening
• Little Italy
• Little Pizza Paradise
• Prineville gets new business park
• Sample food and drink at The Bite of Bend, while listening to music and supporting the arts
• Trap club reaches land-use settlement

SPORTS

• Bend Elks to open new lodge on Saturday
• Geocaching
• Horner wins leg of Tour of Switzerland
• Hours up, minutes down
• La Pine State Park
• over the river
• Shevlin Park
• True blue fans

OBITS

• Donald Wayne Halvorsen
• Elizabeth (Englund) Kuratek
• George R. Roy
• Ruby A. (Hills) Brewer

FEATURES

• Arts Central raffles wine collection
• BLM changes in grazing rules to take effect in July
• Father's Day Gospel Brunch in the Great Hall
• Finding their way back home
• 'Let it be' wannabes
• Wet weather may multiply mosquitoes

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ceremony will celebrate return of Bend sculpture
• CTC holds musical auditions
• Dylan returns to the amphitheater
• Easy to name, hard to define
• Finding their way back home
• Flamenco artist Ottmar Liebert
• Homegrown Hoedown tonight
• 'Let it be' wannabes
• Long and short of it
• Sample food and drink at The Bite of Bend, while listening to music and supporting the arts
• Watts in a four-octave range?Seattle's Maktub

OPINION

• Busy dentists
• Eat on, council members
• End the war
• Moving City Hall would destroy Heritage Square concept
• No Supercenter
• Senate should pass property forfeit bill
• Stop discriminating