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August 18, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• Accused former deputy also named in civil suit
• An idea worth pursuing
• Aspen Lakes hosts club pro tourney
• Aspen Lakes hosts PNW club pros championship
• Barbara L. Porter
• Brush up on trail etiquette
• BSC athletes post fast marks at zone meet
• Cascade asks for natural-gas price hike
• Deadline Friday to sign up for middle school tennis program
• Fires burn 135 acres at Crater Lake park
• In Tumalo, it's 'back to cool'
• Josephine Rosalie Fowler
• Kulongoski says he'll run for re-election
• La Pine Middle lists 3 schools as transfer options
• Leaders: Area can build quality jobs
• Leslie Renee McNeill
• Let Jefferson cap die
• Local grass-seed growers target Beijing
• Mary Faye Wolf
• Pahlisch may redo defunct golf site
• Park board OKs purchase of River Bend, Pine Nursery
• Recipe for an inspiring day at Fort Rock: a storm, a double rainbow and the spine-shivering howl of coyotes
• Rose E. Bachand
• Sisters students' radio ad warns parents who help minors drink
• Stanford seeking Pac-10 turnaround
• Take great pictures at the coast
• Take great pictures at the Oregon coast
• Triathlete resting up for Olympic race
• Triathlete with local ties ready for Games
• Troop realignment overdue

SPORTS

• An inspiring day at Fort Rock
• BSC athletes post fast marks at zone meet
• Triathlete resting up for Olympic race