Crowded classrooms a problem on High Desert
A new report shows Oregon class sizes are impacting lessons. The recently released survey of Oregon teachers, ordered by the Department of Education,…
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A new report shows Oregon class sizes are impacting lessons. The recently released survey of Oregon teachers, ordered by the Department of Education,…
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A partial transformer failure has prompted Central Oregon Community College officials to close the Boyle Education Center Friday while repairs are…
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Central Oregon law enforcement agencies concluded their five-day High Visibility Enforcement campaign dedicated to DUII enforcement occurring over…
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Redmond police arrested a 43-year-old man late Wednesday afternoon who was spotted lying in the grass and pointing what appeared to be a rifle at…
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As of May 15th, the federal Bureau of Land Management has prohibited the use of fireworks and exploding targets on all BLM-managed public lands…
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Oregon has added tens of thousands of new jobs while recovering from the Great Recession, but recent job growth completely overlooked younger…
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Wheel Fun Rentals, the No. 1 recreational rental company in the U.S., has announced it will renew its partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters for a…
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The trek to Portland for medical care is a daily ritual for Central Oregon veterans, as the High Desert’s Bend VA clinic offers some services,…
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A 61-year-old Oakridge man was thrown and killed Wednesday evening when his pickup truck left state Highway 58 east of Oakridge, went airborne over…
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“Where are the cats?!” asks the Bend Spay and Neuter Project. “We know they are out there, and we want them fixed!” This…
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Republican Senate nominee Monica Wehby stopped in Bend to have a meet and greet with female voters, hoping to leave the scandals of the primaries…
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Bend police found a transient wanted by his probation officer and put him in handcuffs – but before officers could take him away, he ran and jumped…
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United Airlines has announced it is dropping United Express service from Portland to Redmond, Eugene and Seattle on Sept. 1, with operator SkyWest…
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The 2014 Champions for Children Luncheon, presented by PacificSource Health Plans was held Wednesday at the Riverhouse Convention Center. Over 250…
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has released its 2013 analysis of motorists and passengers using safety restraints, and Oregon…
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The Deschutes National Forest and Upper Deschutes Watershed Council will complete work this week on a fish habitat restoration project on Whychus…
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Oregon Manifest and Deschutes Brewery have teamed up to bring the best of two worlds together: bikes and beer. Oregon Manifest, a nonprofit…
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Oregon Department of Education Deputy Superintendent Rob Saxton, Oregon Education Association President Hanna Vaandering, and Confederation of Oregon…
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2 nd Street Theater and Stage Right Productions, the nonprofit that operates 2 nd Street, are thrilled to announce that they have been chosen as one…
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Implemented in stages since 2001, Oregon law requires Oregon residents 12-years-of-age and older who operate powered boats of more than 10-horsepower…
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