Minimum wage hike: Help for some, problem for others
Oregon minimum-wage earners had more than a new year to celebrate on Jan. 1. With 2013 came a 15-cent-an-hour raise. Wages are now $8.95 an…
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Oregon minimum-wage earners had more than a new year to celebrate on Jan. 1. With 2013 came a 15-cent-an-hour raise. Wages are now $8.95 an…
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A little boy in Prineville needs help. Stryder Doescher has been diagnosed with a myriad of complications, including Severe Apraxia of Speech,…
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More buying, selling and price stability made 2012 a better year in Central Oregon real estate after several difficult ones. The year “shaped…
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Diane Peterson vows this is the year she’ll learn to ski. Three months ago, and 60 pounds heavier, she never imagined it would be possible…
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Around 9 Thursday morning, it was zero degrees in Bend. The cold winter weather was a big challenge for people who had to go outside for work, or are…
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For years, the sno-parks along Century Drive have been hot spots for Nordic skiing, snowshoeing and sledding. Now throw in food, drink, a warm yurt,…
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Students interested in applying to Oregon State University – Cascades for fall term are encouraged to apply by February 1 in order to be considered…
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Nationally recognized for many reasons, Bend can add another feather to its cap. Art in the High Desert has taken its place in the Top 25 events…
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One local family celebrated the new year in an extra-special way. The Beglau family of Bend welcomed another addition Tuesday morning, and the first…
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Are you interested in serving as a volunteer team member on one of the busiest Search and Rescue teams in the state? Are you willing to sacrifice…
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The New Year brings new settings to social media. Congress passed the “Social Sharing Law” Friday, allowing companies like Netflix to…
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Nearly 35,000 Oregonians will benefit from an unemployment compensation program enacted by Congress Tuesday. The law continues the federal Emergency…
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A late night vote from the House sends a bill to President Obama — the fiscal cliff is avoided for now. But how does all this impact you?…
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With weeks of snow unseasonable cold temperatures in the forecast, the snow and ice on side streets and in parking lots across Central Oregon…
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The Center Foundation has released applications for its annual college scholarship program that recognizes the achievements of Central Oregon’s…
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It is the Middle of Winter, and this is the time that most people need help with food, clothing, and other essentials. Since 1995, Jake’s Diner…
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United Way of Deschutes County has surpassed the $1 million mark in the county wide fundraising effort to raise $1.25 million to help address urgent…
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Preliminary information indicates 12 people died in four separate fatal traffic crashes on Oregon roads during the New Year’s holiday reporting…
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A familiar, troublesome Central Oregon winter weather phenomenon settled in New Year’s night — freezing fog that turned skies murky and…
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Oregon hunters and anglers with an eye for photography could win one of four $100 gift certificates in a photo contest sponsored by the Oregon…
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