14 FT. SUNCOAST TRAILER, 2 GREAT DANES (52,36) 3 HEDGE TRIMMERS, 1 WEEDEATER […]

Club Green Meadows: Women’s Club results
Tuesday…

Rock Creek: Ladies’ Club
Closing Tournament Oct. 30, 2007…

Juniper: Men’s Club results
Oct. 25…

PGA Tour Q-school: Allred shoots 66 in first round
Jason Allred of Ashland made an eagle on a par-4 and no bogeys as he shot a 6-under-par 66 to tie for third place after the first round of the final stage of the PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament in Winter…

Oregon PGA: Senior Pro-Am Series
Wildhorse Resort and Casino “Royal Flush” Senior Pro-Am Series At Royal Oaks CC Monday, Nov. 5…

Riverside: Niner’s Fun Day
Wed., Oct. 31, 2007…

It’s fifth major week for four Oregon golfers
A book on the topic was subtitled, “Inside Golf’s Fifth Major.” Many have called it the most pressure-filled experience in golf. The final stages of qualifying for the PGA Tour and LPGA Tour begin Wednesday. Four golfers will with Oregon…

Riverside: Men’s Club results
Fall Chapman Senior Oct. 27-28…

medicare Online Search and Information Resource - medicare - medicare Services
Com (press release) Sepracor Issues Statement Regarding CMS medicare Part B. Search all types of Education. Health Online Find Welcome to Health and Fitness online search and Information Resource Center. Senior Services - supporting the independence of seniors Provides King County seniors with information about wellness, nutrition, home repair, senior center activities, day health centers, […]

Oregon PGA: Pro-Assistant’s Tournament
Wed., Nov. 7 At Camas Meadows GC…

Private Land/Public Wildlife Council Meets December 10-11 In Livingston
The Private Land/Public Wildlife Council will meet in Livingston Dec. 10-11 at the Best Western Yellowstone Inn, 1515 West Park Street, to discuss hunting and fishing access issues. Council members will meet beginning Dec. 10 at 1 p.m. to determine work priorities related to issues involving […]

Rush leads No. 4 Kansas by Arizona in OT (AP)
Brandon Rush sneaked along the baseline behind Arizona’s defense, sprang off both legs and threw down an alley-oop, sending the crowd to its feet and vibrations across the floor. Now the reverberations may be felt across college basketball: Rush is back and Kansas could be better than ever. Rush scored five of his 17 points […]

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