September 17, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• A beautifully retro tomorrowCinematically stunning, 'Sky Captain' is a goofy sci-fi romp
• Area CEOs are confidenton economy
• Bad dog owner
• Baseball antiheroBernie Mac stars as a disliked player protecting his legacyTournament tendernessWimbledon is the backdrop for this tennis-centered romantic comedy
• Bend family follows advice in "The 100 Simple Secrets of Happy Families" Confessions of a happy family
• BendFilm Festival's opening night a hit with attendees
• Bill I. Murphy
• Building height changes won't affect proposed developments
• Cowgirls sweep Summit
• Delice Aileen Ferguson
• Dial-A-Ride safe
• Dinner, auction to benefit the blind
• Donations for troops accepted
• Ensworth Elementary to be dedicated today
• Feature-length-film synopses
• Festival lecture schedule
• Free car-seat clinics in Bend, Redmond
• Golf tournament benefits local police services
• Horse adoption
• IMC could be up for grabs
• Jefferson County names new administrator
• John J. Harpole
• Kaeshammer's jazz Eclectic pianist is ubiquitous at Sisters Jazz Fest
• Leave signs alone
• Many will enjoy horse clinic benefits
• McGrath's Fish House
• Merlin shows his magic while taking part in endurance riding
• Metolius River
• Missing sex offender arrested
• Motorcoaches boost fairgrounds revenue
• Naked man arrested in Prineville
• Need clear for city historic commission
• Obituaries Published 09/17/2004
• Ola S. Smotski
• Pirates slip past White Buffs
• Praising through their danceBallet Magnificat! tells Christian stories through the art of ballet
• "We're still rocking here. We don't rest on our laurels, and we certainly don't care about yesterday." -Graham NashThe 'Party Party' CSN stumps in Bend
• Renewable energy is emerging as key job growth sector in area
• Screening schedule
• Short-film synopses
• Sisters man's bipolar episode leads to bank robbery charge
• Stanley R. Sarver
• Still at ZZ Top of their game
• Szechuan Chinese Restaurant
• Technique required for colt castration
• The Bulletin seeks election views
• The Oregon Garden in Silverton is a treasure in peril
• The reels start rolling today in Bend's first celebration of independent film, PAGE 8
• Thissell paces La Pine runners at meet
• Three amazing daysBendFilm Festival promises a feast of features, documentaries and shorts to satisfy the most ravenous cinephile
• Vote
• Vote of confidence for Knott
• Workshop teaches how to ring bells
• Yes on 36

BUSINESS

• Szechuan Chinese Restaurant

SPORTS

• IMC could be up for grabs