What happened on September 17, 2005

NEWS

• Vice stings twice in 3 months By: Lauren Vane

• o7The following information was taken from police reports... By:

• o7Here are a few of the issues the council will consider... By:

• A very patriotic fabric By: Sarah Hill

• Disaster brings out best in communities By:

• Turning the tide on trash By: ANNIE P. HOVANESSIAN

• Building business bridges By: Sarah Hill

• Home or in Bozeman, the same but different By: CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON

• Oasis rummage sale will be Sept. 30, Oct. 1 The... By:

• Kenny Rakestraw Born: May 24, 1988 Hometown... By:

• Sage surges to 3-0 By: Dave Thorpe

• Frommer's bills set to save cash By: Darleene Barrientos

• If civic center project needs a vote, let's vote I... By:

• Lone senior starter ignites Newport By: Dave Thorpe

• UCLA heads field By: Dave Thorpe

• MONDAY The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport... By:

• Is your church or place of worship planning a special... By:

• TODAY Cross country College men and women... By:

• Avenue of the Arts: A vehicle burglary... By:

• The shape of things to come By: Rosette Gonzales

• 1. Which first lady spoke in Newport Beach last week... By:

• Restaurant vote reviewed By: Mark R. Madler

• Breakers advance to league title match By:

• Runs periodically in the Daily Pilot. For... By:

• Coyotes stuff Eagles, deny them first win By: Christen D'Alessandro

• Ruling awards $81K to church By: Lauren Vane

• Guards sidelined this week By: Shel Segal

• Burroughs makes it two straight, 33-23 By: Shel Segal

• 'Tis chow time at Taste By: Elia Powers

• Sailors avert a total disaster By: Barry Faulkner

• Noteworthy occasion at arts center By: Elia Powers

• Pancake breakfast and fundraiser The choirs from... By:

• Send DATEBOOK items to Glendale News-Press and Leader, 111... By:

• District opposes measure By: Sarah Hill

• 'The Man' is a lot of hard work By:

• Send CALENDAR items to the Daily Pilot, 1375 Sunflower... By:

• Clear vision for Council By: Mark R. Madler

• o7Here are some of the items the Burbank Unified School... By:

• Pagans in public places By: PETER D. HAYNE

• Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, 1375 Sunflower... By:

• Cops on hot wheels By: Mark R. Madler

• On a scale of one to 10, sea lions are a ... By: STEVE SMITH

• Start your daily grind at Priscilla's By: Bill Scollon

• Bulldogs suffer letdown By: Charles Rich

• o7Here are a few items the council considered Tuesday... By:

• Troy answers CdM By: Bryce Alderton

• Blackout shows need for power plant By: Mark R. Madler

• Castaway lease changes in works By: Mark R. Madler

• OCC faces tough test By: Barry Faulkner

• TJ Baptie is Zonta's Woman of the Year By:

• Time to change the way things are done here 

• The City Council... By:

• Public pays for not falling through cracks I am... By:

• Schiff's genocide bill heads to floor of House By: Darleene Barrientos

• Surfers flood Newport By: Alicia Robinson

• One of the toughest decisions By: Lindsay Sandham

• Surfwear designers support Surfrider By: B.W. COOK

• Forum centers on election process By: Mark R. Madler

• Rakestraw running strong for Sailors By: Dave Thorpe

• Three arrested in alleged scam By: Mark R. Madler

• Local woman gets 20 months By: Lauren Vane

• Lions plan barbecue for Gulf Coast By: JIM DE BOOM

• Four Seasons to be Island Hotel By: Andrew Edwards

• Indians prove they are the best By: Jeff Tully

• The following local residents and Azusa Pacific University... By: