September 23, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• After-school programs benefit kids
• Aid groups brace for drop in giving
• Bend clinic gets new CEO
• Black Rock Ride slated for Oct. 2
• Deschutes Brewery
• Don't forget to give to local charities, too
• Dream becomes a reality for Sisters family
• Giving blood
• In The Extreme Events Calendar
• Jackalope Grill
• Kanpai Sushi & Sake Bar
• Marathon seeking 100 volunteers
• Natural gas prices climb
• News of Record
• Outrigger team headed to Worlds
• Public may get more chances to speak out when roads are widened
• Purchase monarch butterfly to remember
• Schools cut time to meet parents
• Sisters backs sheriff's new funding plan
• Sisters Habitat searches for cheap ways to build in Sisters
• Soccer
• State bomb unit explodes device at Knott Landfill
• Wakeboarders fare well at contest
• Wal-Mart hosts diabetes screenings

BUSINESS

• Business week ahead
• City readies downtown for metered parking
• Deschutes Brewery
• Dispatches
• Jackalope Grill
• Kanpai Sushi & Sake Bar
• Natural gas prices climb
• News of Record
• People on the move
• Saucy new bistro opens in Sunriver
• Sisters backs sheriff's new funding plan

SPORTS

• Cougs halt Cowgirls' streak
• Deschutes River Canyon
• Hawks bounce back for road victory
• Local duo places at regional event
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters girls make quick work of Madras
• South Twin Lake
• Summit, Redmond even in warmup
• Waiting for snow? Grab a skateboard

OBITS

• Irene Clemens
• Lloyd Reed
• Timothy Michael Dhaenens
• Tom McHugh

FEATURES

• Aid groups brace for drop in giving
• John Scofield tours with the music of the inspirational jazz legend
• Local direction
• Powerfully funny
• Reaching for Ray
• String players need nourishment

ENTERTAINMENT

• A world apart
• Art reception
• Artist demonstrates
• BendFilm Festival opens
• BendFilm Festival schedule
• Chimaira chimes in
• Free museum days
• John Scofield tours with the music of the inspirational jazz legend
• Lectures
• Local direction
• Local duo places at regional event
• Mare Wakefield at The Grove
• museums, libraries, talks & classes
• Out of Town
• Planning ahead
• Powerfully funny
• Prineville rocks
• Reaching for Ray
• Sidewalk closed
• Sisters art stroll
• String players need nourishment
• Synopses
• Tenors concert
• Tony Furtado and band back in Oregon
• Worlds of music create this universe

OPINION

• Castillo makes right move
• Schools should explore transportation options

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Public may get more chances to speak out when roads are widened