Friends of Redmond Library has call for photographers
The Friends of the Library Art Committee, Redmond Branch, is pleased to announce a Call for Photographers for their annual “Photography…
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The Friends of the Library Art Committee, Redmond Branch, is pleased to announce a Call for Photographers for their annual “Photography…
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The City of Bend is seeking applicants for positions on the following volunteer commissions and committees: Planning Commission – 1 opening Members…
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United Way of Deschutes County is pleased to announce that the $600,000 mark has been surpassed and the organization is well on the way to reaching…
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As fall weather continues to bring moisture and cooler temperatures across Central Oregon, Deschutes National Forest fuels specialists intend to…
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Low-income homeowners and renters affected by foreclosure now have access to a new statewide service that provides free legal assistance from an…
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The St. Charles Cancer Center’s Comprehensive Breast Program has received a three-year full accreditation from the National Accreditation…
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There’s a new way for Central Oregon doctors to take care of their patients without even being in the hospital. St. Charles Medical…
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A 62-year-old Madras woman was hurt when her car swerved and crashed into the rear of a stopped school bus on Highway 361 south of Madras Wednesday…
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Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum announced Thursday that pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline has agreed to pay $90 million to Oregon and 37…
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Despite dropping temperatures over the last couple of weeks, residents in the Bend area took advantage of the Half Price Yard Debris Sale and…
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The intersections of Brookswood Blvd. and Powers Rd. and 18th St. and Empire Ave. are reopening to traffic over the next few days, with two new…
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United Way of Deschutes County is currently recruiting volunteers for the 2013 Take Credit Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) through its…
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It bringsa whole new meaning to the phrase “home for the holidays”:A Bend cat is reunited with his family, more than three years after he…
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On any given school day, millions of American kids are in the classroom–at Sisters High School, don’t be surprised to find one class in…
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It’s likely you already use it to connect with friends and family. Now, Facebook wants you to connect with future employers, using their new…
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Meyer Memorial Trust, a private foundation not connected to Fred Meyer, Inc., recently awarded $20,050 to Saving Grace to support Mary’s Place,…
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The Bloom Project, formerly Friends with Flowers of Oregon, is pleased to announce its new name and brand. The announcement solidifies The Bloom…
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The Pacific Coast region is brimming with potential in an increasingly competitive global economy – but that opportunity is jeopardized by…
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Eight researchers in a new report led by an Oregon State University professor suggest that climate change is causing additional stress to many…
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A Eugene man has admitted in federal court to a Central Oregon mortgage fraud scheme that cost banks up to $7 million in bad loans, federal…
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