October 18, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• Aviation officials see lack of skilled labor
• Bend students plan for life after high school
• Brookswood Blvd. to be rerouted
• Campaign Calendar
• Drummer to play three C.O. concerts
• Dumped cars pulled from Deschutes
• Kids in the Hall
• La Pine to get thousands in grants with incorporation
• Measuring local school safety
• Mirror Pond Gallery closes following bout of vandalism
• News of Record
• Prineville to pay first M37 claim
• Rustic vacations galore
• Skyliners Ski Swap kicks off ski season
• St. Charles' neonatology chief to leave
• The colors of change
• Walden leads in fundraising race

BUSINESS

• Aviation officials see lack of skilled labor
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• People on the move
• Properties in area not tied to fraud case
• Speakers tout leadership at symposium

SPORTS

• Bears rally in second half for nonleague win
• Cougars win, keep hoping to move up
• Cougs get even
• Golf Scoreboard
• Pedalers paradise
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rain puts trails in good condition, but go prepared for changing weather
• Scoreboard
• Seniors lead Panthers to home victory
• Win keeps Bend boysunbeaten

OBITS

• Darrel R. Shockley
• Eleanor Muriel Caves
• Eva G. Woolsey
• Joanna Ester Brooks
• Patricia (Fitzsimons) Magill
• Reba L. (Briggs) Hamon
• Richard Arthur Baron
• Virginia Ruth Moe

OPINION

• Bend memorial arches are a ridiculous idea
• Measure 48 far too drastic
• None of the above
• Re-elect Whisnant
• Vote for Stein
• Voters' chance to restore legislative term limits comes soon

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Brookswood Blvd. to be rerouted
• Prineville to pay first M37 claim