September 03, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• A wedding, then two funerals
• Barbecue and brew fest returns to Portland waterfront
• Battle of the Bulls set for Saturday in Sisters
• Bend writer a finalist in literary contest
• Civil lawsuit filed in deputy sex case
• COBRA offers 30-hour training for volunteers
• Cooperative effort needed to fight weeds
• Cougar Butte
• Death Cab for CutieCritically acclaimed Seattle group breaks out
• Developers put 550 acres next to Smith Rock into protection
• El Caporal
• FIRST JOB
• Fountain Place Restaurant
• Free classes address living with arthritis
• He's an 'R'
• Horses are vital to rescue effort
• Hospice program seeking volunteers
• Just call it rock 'n' rollPortland trio The Thermals eschews the punk labelLast chance for Summer Sunday
• Learn about libraries' electronic resources
• Local winery corks its last bottle
• Madras Airport to replace, expand terminal
• Metabolic syndrome can be a silent killer
• Mitchell
• Mobile-home measure should be approved
• Monthly meeting for Bend chapter of OET scheduled
• Mother's Juice Cafe
• 'Mountaineering First Aid'
• Nagelhout's record
• No on Kerry
• Obituaries Published 09/03/2004
• Outlaws eye return to state
• Pixie dustReunited after 12 years, the Pixies are back
• Respect everyone
• Roszak's Fish House
• September Dinner tickets go on sale
• September inSistersArt at the Ranch Western & Native American Arts Festival Battle of the Bulls Sisters Folk Festival Sisters Jazz Festival Sisters Mountain Bike Festival Sisters Art Stroll Sisters in Sisters
• Shop Sisters
• Some horse owners still procrastinating on Nile vaccinations
• Union's charter school report doesn't tell the whole story
• Vote for Bush

BUSINESS

• Angel's Thai

SPORTS

• China Hat Butte
• Some horse owners still procrastinating on Nile vaccinations