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Central Oregonians Rejoice! You can build a chemical free landscape and drought resistant soil The demand for organic landscaping solutions and…
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Central Oregonians Rejoice! You can build a chemical free landscape and drought resistant soil The demand for organic landscaping solutions and…
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For many people, the long Memorial Day holiday weekend includes activities like car trips, pulling out the grill for a backyard barbecue or having…
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It’s been named home to one of the top golf courses in the United States. And now, Pronghorn Resort is getting bigger. “We’re…
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Richard Boyerdivides his time betweenUtahandSweden, the native home of his wife, Karin.He travels frequently throughout Europe andAmerica- from the…
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Providing team service to their clients For Rhonda Garrison, a native central Oregonian, real estate has been a passion since the age of 19 when she…
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From beer to software design, from golfing to world-class cycling, the City of Bend has it all. If you ask a dozen people who live in Bend, why they…
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“Oh, I love it here!” said Shirley Ely-Carnagey, a recent widow who lives in Bend, said Wednesday of her home. “Yeahm I love it.…
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A handyman using a propane torch to burn brush in the rimrock above the Deschutes River in Tumalo thought the fire was out when he left – but it…
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The North Entrance Road in Crater Lake National Park will open for travel Friday afternoon – just in time for the holiday weekend. Superintendent…
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Bend-La Pine Schools Superintendent Ron Wilkinson announced the names of five staff membes who will assume assistant principal roles next school…
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The community is invited to play pickleball at the new pickleball court complex at Pine Nursery Park beginning Saturday, May 24th. The addition of…
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Nearly three months after Oregon legalized medical marijuana dispensaries, the first of four public hearings on the rules was held in Bend Thursday…
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Bend was the 35th fastest-growing big city in the U.S. for the year ended last July 1st and also made the top 100 for the period since the April 2010…
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Heart of Oregon Corps announced Thursday it has been awarded $394,955 in funding for its 2014-2015 AmeriCorps program, a $74,054 increase from the…
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-Northwest farmers will fight hunger throughout June Dairy Month with a goal to help feed hungry families in the summer months by collecting cash and…
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Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., said Thursday he cannot support the House-passed version of a bill regarding federal surveillance efforts, calling it too…
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Under a deal reached with federal officials, the president of a Portland real state firm has been ordered to repay over $420,000 to its…
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The biggest food drive of the year was a major success for NeighborImpact, thanks to our local postal workers. On Saturday, May 10 th , local…
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The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife wants to increase the fees you pay for fishing and hunting. ODFW officials said they need to make up a $32…
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The U.S. Senate on Thursday passed a water infrastructure bill cheered by Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., as it contained several provisions that he said…
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