September 28, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• Community Datebook
• Counties receive limited tobacco prevention funds
• Dog park in Old Mill relocated
• Empire Avenue extended
• Employee, Awbrey resident: Unicel a good Bend neighbor
• ESA vote heads for House floor
• Fundraiser for Three Rivers Lego Robotics Team
• Gallery opens for students
• Golf Scoreboard
• Gov. talks education savings
• High school student video award winner
• Kids in the Hall
• Meal tickets on sale for team fundraiser
• News of record
• Pacific Amateur opens this weekend
• Procedure slows Redmond's rule raising gambling limits
• River cleanup to be held Sat.
• Schools seek options for expanding
• Taking in the view
• Two appeal Brooks Resources' development plan
• Unearthing our history

BUSINESS

• Business week ahead
• In the works
• News of record
• People on the move

SPORTS

• Alcohol was factor in Elks player's drowning
• Although good conditions prevail, weather can turn on a dime
• Bend kicks, zips past Redmond
• Bulldogs hold NCAA lead
• Burns puts its stamp on Cougars
• Cowgirls succeed in Redmond
• Get out while you still can
• Panel pushes plan for six classifications
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond baseball meeting coming up
• Scoreboard
• Sisters scores victory in league opener
• Storm now 6-1 with win over Cougs

OBITS

• Edna E. Harding
• Georgia L. Borovicka
• JoReen T. Bouillet
• Julie Irene Oas
• Tsuyako Shirley

NATION & WORLD

• ESA vote heads for House floor
• Procedure slows Redmond's rule raising gambling limits

FEATURES

• Counties receive limited tobacco prevention funds

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bulletin seeking fairs and bazaars
• Indian women wielded influence

OPINION

• Employee, Awbrey resident: Unicel a good Bend neighbor
• Oregon might be right for natural gas terminal
• Program's goal worthy

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Empire Avenue extended