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August 22, 2008
LOCAL & STATE
Family Calendar
GO! Magazine
Not dreading the first day
Paint a tree with only your fingers
Post office switch sparks nostalgia in Sisters
Restaurant Guide
Tall hotel may be in Sisters' future
The Bulletin seeks student columnists
BUSINESS
Small bites
Tall hotel may be in Sisters' future
SPORTS
Bend mountain biker to take Olympic stage
Broken Top Trailhead
Correction
Cultus Lakes Trail
Davis Lake
Osprey Point
OBITS
Former Chinese head of state Hua Guofeng bridged 2 eras
Jim Calogero reported for Boston Globe, AP
Noted film critic, painter Manny Farber, 91, dies
CENTRAL OREGON OBITS
Winford Brown
NATION & WORLD
FEATURES
Small bites
Study: Bullies, victims face additional risks
Tips for taking kids on rides at amusement parks
ENTERTAINMENT
Artistry on the river
Blend it like Beck
Folkie Amos Lee plays Clear Summer Nights
Hip-hop history
Michael McDonald gets smooth at the Schwab
Might late-night yakkers shuffle around networks?
Out of town
Parents’ Guide to Movies
Pilots ready for a familiar air show, but with some added attractions
Small bites
Songs that say it all
Star attraction
Story times, library youth events for Aug. 22-28
THe 50-state Strategy
RESTAURANTS
Star attraction
OPINION
ROADS & TRAFFIC
Post office switch sparks nostalgia in Sisters