September 22, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• A glowing worm can be a big advantage
• Bend Fire Dept.: 7 blazes were preventable
• Bill would reimburse landowners for Endangered Species Act limitations
• Census estimates Bend among nation's fastest-growing cities
• Clarification
• Code changes challenged, praised
• Committee to discuss disability program today
• Community Datebook additions
• Corrections
• Crook County planning office shrinks hours
• Crook schools try a new method to teach writing
• Fishing report
• Health Datebook
• How to help the Hurricane Katrica recovery effort
• News of Record
• On the Air
• Police arrest man in Madras
• Residents talk about cost, need of fire code
• Senior leads Bulldogs by scoring five goals in rout
• So long, summer days
• State: No intelligent design in science class
• Street closed for film festival
• Summer speeds away
• Teaching evolution is a waste of valuable classroom time

BUSINESS

• BUSINESS WEEK AHEAD
• Code changes challenged, praised
• EDCO's Industry Week is coming
• IN THE WORKS
• NEWS OF RECORD
• PEOPLE ON THE MOVE

SPORTS

• Bend golfers shine at tourney
• Fly-Tying Corner
• Kickball event today to benefit Katrina victims
• Local golfers place at NW Open
• Nonstop action on quiet lake
• Scoreboard
• Water polo finding a niche

OBITS

• Grace Marie Miller
• Howard C. Chapman
• Russell Walton Blair

NATION & WORLD

• Bill would reimburse landowners for Endangered Species Act limitations

FEATURES

• Corrections
• Neck pain gave victim a fighting chance
• No Zs can mean Cs and Ds
• Oil linked to arthritis
• Scientists find helpful chemical in premium olive oils
• Success story: Epiphany inspires man to get in shape
• The invisible victims

OPINION

• A glowing worm can be a big advantage
• Knee-jerk gouging crusade
• Roberts renegades
• Teaching evolution is a waste of valuable classroom time