July 01, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• A BMX blast on the Fourth
• artCentral Oregon's newest gallery puts new meaning in 'art movement'
• Belief systems
• Bend snowboarder places at contest
• Beth Byrum Haines
• Central Oregon wrestlers earn honors
• Correction
• Culver man arrested in shaken baby case
• Family believes Navy son dead
• Hood River coach takes job at Tigard
• Let us vote
• Local BMX racers shine at event
• MarionettesThis Czech folk tale production is not a puppet show and not just for kids
• Munch & Music returns to Drake ParkIt must be summer
• No civil unions
• Officials: Anti-meth laws work
• Perseverance needed to win war in Iraq
• Redmond pitcher to play collegiately
• Roberta Fox
• School competition
• Sex-offender measure in the Legislature protects all sides
• Sixth-inning scores lead Elks to victory
• State rejects M37 claim near Sisters
• Summer stories
• Super diamond tours the country reviving Neil's hEydayThat '70s shtick
• Tandem bicycle rally this weekend
• Taxpayers may foot fire costs
• timbaIt's Spanish for 'extreme salsa'

BUSINESS

• Crossings at The Riverhouse
• Haute cuisine on Suttle Lake's cool waters
• jobs on deck for laid-off workersMany former Monaco workers find jobs, but positions remain unfilled at other companies
• Scapolo's
• The bayou comes to Bend
• The Taco Stand

SPORTS

• Lava River Cave
• Oregon Open won in playoff
• Sand Mountain

NATION & WORLD

• Senate bill funds purchase of Pacific Crest Trail land

FEATURES

• Library reading program goes beyond the book
• Work and playRalph Hammer looks back on fun jobs, hard times and one very inexpensive house

ENTERTAINMENT

• bluesThe veteran rocker paints the town red, white and blue for the Fourth
• Brew fest taps regional talent
• Cafe Rosemary
• New Orleansinsideout
• The RagaMusic without end
• The sound of Ireland will come to EugeneWorld-renowned Chieftains play at Cuthbert Amphitheater July 12
• West sings for her supperShe had to choose what to do well and what not to do at all

RESTAURANTS

• Cafe Rosemary