July 29, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• 2 area schools may face more federal sanctions
• Black Butte Ranch property owners set to vote on renovation project
• Buying organic
• Forestland slated for protection
• Held in contempt
• Judge OKs thinning plan
• Man drowns floating on the Deschutes River
• Prineville firm must pay back Forest Service
• Smith wants seniors protected from fraud
• Steele Associates Architects add three new members
• Tomorrow in Business
• Tomorrow in Community Life
• Tomorrow in Local
• Tomorrow in Sports
• Vino Mercato Bistro and Wine Bar
• Weekend for cancer survivors

BUSINESS

• Black Butte Ranch property owners set to vote on renovation project
• Buying organic
• El Rancho Grande
• Pizazo: Bend's new food pairing
• Sisters approves new growth boundary
• Steele Associates Architects add three new members
• Vino Mercato Bistro and Wine Bar

SPORTS

• Alder Springs
• Back in the race
• High Desert classic
• Race to top of Bachelor on Sept. 3
• Shevlin Pond
• Summer X Games slated for Aug. 4-7
• The joy of Victory
• Triathlete on Xterra hot streak

OBITS

• Evelyn Eugena Zimmerman
• Francis 'Gene' Eugene Powers
• Loren E. Foote
• Ronald G. Strausbaugh
• Walter R. Maier

NATION & WORLD

• Rafting through Bend

FEATURES

• Bend native steers team to American Le Mans bid
• For some, county fair is about work
• 'I saw this cute gal'
• Rafting through Bend
• Weekend for cancer survivors

ENTERTAINMENT

• Correction
• Fair thee well
• For some, county fair is about work
• For the love of his country
• 'I saw this cute gal'
• Logging festival seeks vendors
• Munch & Music
• Rap around the world and back
• String Cheese makes a last stand
• What you see

OPINION

• As long as people vote, Social Security will not go bankrupt
• Be considerate
• Empty jail, big deal
• Evolution's right
• Good call on premiums
• Save the lots
• Water victory