September 15, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• Business Week Ahead
• Career change: Longtime family doc to become nonprofit medical director
• COCC board to put Awbrey Butte property up for sale
• Correction
• Deschutes libraries to improve cataloging
• Dispatches
• Greenwood Avenue paving
• Hanging around
• In the Works
• Liberian siblings reunite in Bend
• News of Record
• Outdoor Briefs
• People on the Move
• Redmond tries to refine its downtown image
• Riding and roping
• Riverhouse expansion foes give in
• Tomorrow
• Warm Springs prosecutor resigns

BUSINESS

• Dispatches
• High-priced condos set for downtown
• In the Works
• News of Record
• People on the Move
• Redmond tries to refine its downtown image
• Riverhouse expansion foes give in

SPORTS

• Area off Columbia reopens for halibut
• Bend golfer reaches quarterfinals
• Capitalizing on a lucky draw
• East Lake yielding good reports
• Fly-Tying Corner
• Hunters forced to choose weapon?
• La Pine girls win historic match, 5-4
• On the Air
• Outdoors Events Calendar
• Outdoors on the air
• Panther girls cruise to win in Hood River
• Scoreboard
• With deer numbers up, hunt can go on

OBITS

• Charlotte J. Sproat
• Edla Louise Marcoulier
• John William Sales
• Lois Marion (Rackerby) Bennett Rose
• Lorella Fearell
• Memorial service planned for Robberson
• Sally Lou Brotherton

NATION & WORLD

• Riverhouse expansion foes give in

FEATURES

• Career change: Longtime family doc to become nonprofit medical director
• Experts: Exercise is a great stress reliever
• Fact or fiction: Acne is caused by poor diet, poor hygiene, stress or exercise
• Foods that help fight cancer
• Health Datebook
• Lunch and dodge ball
• Power lunch

OPINION

• Intelligent design can hold its own against evolution
• School funding and tax reform

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Greenwood Avenue paving