November 02, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend looks at options to improve bus transit
• Class 4A Girls State Soccer
• COCC to host nursing orientation Nov. 17
• Community Datebook
• Deschutes County residents must try to stop runaway growth
• Director of Deschutes County 911 resigns
• Earning credits and cash
• Johns Hopkins Center seeking talented youths
• Kids in the Hall
• McGrath's opens after E. coli cases
• More troops coming home
• On the Air
• Parents get taste of middle school
• Public invited to remember teacher
• Robert 'Bob' Sargent
• Sisters School Board OKs deal
• Smith, Wyden got improper tax credits
• Sunday school teacher admits to sexual abuse
• Ward trial postponed until January

BUSINESS

• Liebman joins Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
• Making big ideas brighter
• NEWS OF RECORD
• Tourism industry hopeful for strong winter season

SPORTS

• Author pieces together history
• Bend player, coach given IMC honors
• Darren Clarke exits Volvo event to be with ailing wife
• Flakes likely to fly in Central Oregon Cascades this week
• Golf Scoreboard
• Panthers clear first hurdle
• Prep Scoreboard
• Prineville golfer bags third ace of year
• Redmond falls in opening round
• Scoreboard
• Setback ends Hawks' season
• Sisters earns No. 1 seed entering playoffs
• View from the top
• Widgi Creek reduces play during November

NATION & WORLD

• Bend looks at options to improve bus transit
• Smith, Wyden got improper tax credits

FEATURES

• Candlelight ceremony to be held for Alzheimer's
• McGrath's opens after E. coli cases
• More troops coming home

ENTERTAINMENT

• Author pieces together history

OPINION

• Bill would speed up forest recovery
• Consider privatization
• Deschutes County residents must try to stop runaway growth
• Good sense on code
• Let's replace oil
• Too hard on DeWolf