It’s balloon season: Utility urges you to hang on tight
Balloons capture the imagination with their aspirational upward drift. But their lighter-than-air quality can get out of hand, literally, and have…
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Balloons capture the imagination with their aspirational upward drift. But their lighter-than-air quality can get out of hand, literally, and have…
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Two planned activities in the coming week are expected to slow the travel time for motorists on U.S. Highway 26 crossing through the Ochoco National…
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SALEM, Ore. (AP) – Kip Kinkel has lost an appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court, where he had sought reduction of the 111-year sentence he…
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Buckling up correctly – every trip, every time – can make a world of difference. In fact, it can save your life. To that end, law…
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The Oregon Parks & Recreation Department is excited to announce the launch of the Russell Bird Memorial Weather Station at Pilot Butte, including…
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The city of Sisters’ system development charges and water and sewer rates are all undergoing slight adjustments, officials said Wednesday…
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Firefighters on the Deschutes National Forest are planning ignitions south of Bend on Thursday and Friday, if conditions remain favorable. On…
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Good Thursday Morning, Everyone… We started the morning under very overcast skies, but it won’t be long before much of that breaks up.…
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You may have heard of cannabidiol, or CBD. It’s an extract mainly taken from hemp, and it comes in many forms. Now, Bend residents can have it…
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Secretary of State Dennis Richardson announced Wednesday the start of the 2019-2020 Oregon Blue Book Cover Photo Contest. The Oregon Blue Book,…
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COOS BAY, Ore. (AP) – An Oregon coast school district is accused of forcing students to read Bible passages as a form of punishment, among…
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Mt. Bachelor announced Wednesday that it will offer multi-sport enthusiasts a rare opportunity to ski, snowboard and downhill mountain bike on the…
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The Oregon Department of Human Services Aging and People with Disabilities program announced Wednesday that they have reached an agreement with…
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More than 6,000 Oregon Lottery retailer employees around the state have been trained on how to help Lottery players gamble responsibly. Last year,…
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The city of Bend will hold a SE Bend Septic to Sewer Project Open House for the public from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 15, at the Bend Senior…
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) – A grand jury in Multnomah County has determined that police officers were justified in using deadly force when they…
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It’s very common practice to park a car on the side of the road and slap a ‘for sale’ sign on it. But what are the rules? Many…
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A La Pine man who allegedly had an illegal medical marijuana grow was in court on Wednesday as his attorney attempted to have the charges thrown out,…
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Carson Tillinghast, a sixth-grader at Cascade Middle School, still has the marks from a hailstorm at his track meet in Culver on Tuesday afternoon.…
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Happy Wednesday evening, everyone! Tonight we’ll see mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies around sunset. Winds will be gusty out of the…
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