12-11 Ski report: More snow!
MT. BACHELOR COULD SEE AS MUCH AS 1-2 FEET OF FRESH SNOW BY MONDAY MORNING.
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More snow on the way!
The day may start mostly clear, but it won’t take long for the clouds to thicken and deliver a chance of some late-day snow showers.
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Some motorsport teams remain addicted to tobacco company sponsorship deals, despite tobacco causing 8 million deaths each year
Elite sports organizations have long been addicted to tobacco company sponsorships, almost since the inception of professional competition. Baseball’s National League, which would much later go on to form part of Major League Baseball, is widely considered the world’s oldest sports league. Not long after its founding in 1876, player trading cards could be found
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NW Crossing animated holiday light show debuts
Central Oregon Pediatric Associates is hosting an animated video holiday light show nightly in NorthWest Crossing.
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Portland gentrification protest stretches into third day
A gentrification protest that has blockaded several city blocks in Portland has stretched into a third day.
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Ali, Portland shock Oregon State in 87-86 OT road victory
Ahmed Ali scored 26 points, Eddie Davis added 22 and Portland stunned Oregon State with an 87-86 win in overtime Thursday night.
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More Oregon health care workers file complaints of not getting required breaks
In the last six weeks, the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries has received a significant increase in inquiries and complaints from workers in the health care industry reporting they are not being allowed to take their rest and meal breaks.
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Prineville man, 11-year-old boy charged in theft of handgun from store
A 33-year-old Prineville man and 11-year-old boy face theft charges, accused of stealing a handgun from a Prineville store, police said Thursday.
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Hanukkah begins with menorah lighting ceremony in Bend’s Old Mill
Hanukkah, the eight-day Jewish ‘Festival of Lights,’ began at sundown Thursday and was marked with a special menorah lighting ceremony in Bend’s Old Mill, adjusted for the current COVID-19 health concerns.
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Out & About: Gotta love those CO sunsets!
Beautiful mountain and wildlife shots to share this week! Share yours with us from the Share tab at KTVZ.COM.
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ODFW seeks applicants for access, habitat program boards
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is looking for people with an interest in hunting, wildlife conservation and land management to serve on the Access and Habitat Program’s statewide board and regional councils.
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Big Ol’ Fish: Hold on tight to that marlin!
You won’t believe the size of this monstrous marlin caught by one of our viewers! Feel free to share your catches with us from the Share tab at KTVZ.COM.
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ATV burns at SE Madras home; owner burned pulling it from garage
An ATV under repair at a southeast Madras home caught fire Thursday afternoon, and the owner received some hand burns when he pulled it out of the garage to keep the flames from spreading, an official said.
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Bend woman prepares gift bags for homeless, with items of need
A Bend woman moved by a recent death on the streets of Bend has prepared nearly 50 gift bags of hats, gloves and the like, to distribute to area homeless (as well as special ones for their pets).
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C. Oregon farmers struggle to adapt, plan for future amid restaurant closures
Shannon Sbarra owns Volcano Veggies in Bend, which not only grows its own greens, but also works with other local farms to distribute locally grown food throughout Central Oregon.
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Deschutes County conducting phone survey on COVID-19 impacts
Beginning this week, Deschutes County Health Services is conducting a voluntary phone survey as part of an ongoing effort to better understand COVID-19 impacts in the county.
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Snow likely late Friday
Happy Friday, Central Oregon! People in Bend, La Pine, Sunriver and Sisters have a slight chance at waking up to snow before 10 a.m. Then that activity takes a small break through the afternoon, leaving us with mostly cloudy skies. However, around 5 p.m. Friday, snow is likely across the High Desert, except in Redmond.
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Deschutes County seeks applicants for COIC board
Do you have a background in tourism and recreation, business and industry or a field that represents the unemployed or underemployed? The Deschutes County Board of Commissioners has opened recruitments to fill open seats on the Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council Board that represent these industries.
Continue ReadingSnow Report – Dec. 10
Timberline is the only resort reporting any new snow, with two inches in the last 24 hours. All resorts are open except for Willamette Pass, which plans on opening Saturday.
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Washington-Oregon football game canceled due to Huskies COVID-19 cases
Washington’s football game at Oregon on Saturday has been canceled because of COVID-19 cases in the Huskies’ program.
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