Pet safety paramount around the Fourth
The Fourth of July means flags, barbecues and, of course, fireworks. Our furry friends are less thrilled about the latter. “She gets pretty…
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The Fourth of July means flags, barbecues and, of course, fireworks. Our furry friends are less thrilled about the latter. “She gets pretty…
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Strolling through downtown Bend, you’ll find historical plaques on many buildings. Though Roberts on Wall Street doesn’t have a plaque,…
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New mobile maps put the geology of Oregon’s volcanic peaks — including the Three Sisters — into the hands of hikers. The Oregon…
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Your local Extension Office and 4-H program has an exciting program open to families in Oregon. Experience Japan without leaving home! Japanese…
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Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., issued the following statement Monday in response to a letter provided by the Office of Director of National Intelligence,…
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Join Bend Area Habitat for Humanity on a build trip to San Juan de la Maguana, Dominican Republic on February 7-15, 2015. Bend Habitat is looking for…
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A 49-year-old Prineville man was hospitalized and cited on DUII and other charges Sunday evening after crashing his motorcycle on SE Juniper Canyon…
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Bend’s Community Center (BCC) is inviting people throughout Central Oregon to donate jewelry, watches, money clips, cuff links and other…
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As across the country, the reaction among Oregon groups and lawmakers was fast and strong to Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling on private…
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Americans love to celebrate the Fourth of July with family, friends, food and fireworks, but all too often the festivities turn tragic on our…
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I am pleased to announce my intention to run for a seat on the Redmond City Council this November. After my recent retirement from a 35 year career…
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The final day of Bend’s weekend food festival, the Bite of Bend, featured two competitive events Sunday The top chef competition had its final…
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About 60 tons of hay were destroyed in fire off O’Neil Highway west of Prineville Saturday night, as was a Caterpillar loader, officials say. A…
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Mangled metal, broken glass, police tape. Not exactly a sight you’d expect or like to see at a parade. However, it was exactly the sight that…
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A Stevenson fireworks vendor who lost his arm in a Fourth of July accident is sharing his story in hopes of helping others avoid a tragedy. On…
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The Oregon State Marine Board voted to approve higher motorboat fees during their quarterly board meeting Wednesday in Prineville. The board…
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There’s something about summer and food carts. “The food is really good,” a Bend resident said Friday while ordering lunch at The…
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GoPetFriendly.com, a pet travel website, announced today the Top U.S. Cities for Dog Friendly Vacations, according to their annual reader survey…
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St. Charles Bend is set to open its $13 million cancer center, the first of its kind on the High Desert and a milestone in treatment for a region…
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A line on the ground, meant to keep protesters away from women who go into clinics to seek abortions, part of an issue that continues to divide the…
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