Laid-off IdaTech workers only partly surprised
Things are going to look a little bit different Wednesday in the parking lot of Bend-based IdaTech “What we know is out of 140 employees 50…
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Things are going to look a little bit different Wednesday in the parking lot of Bend-based IdaTech “What we know is out of 140 employees 50…
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Things are going to look a little bit different Wednesday in the parking lot of Bend-based IdaTech “What we know is out of 140 employees 50…
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People are flocking to an Oregon beach to see a Japanese dock that floated across the Pacific after last year’s tsunami. But state officials…
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Oregon voters get bombarded every two years with dramatic claims and counter-claims over the latest crop of ballot measures. Now, a panel of citizens…
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Oregon Department of Transportation has been dependent on one single source of revenue to help maintain roads, and that’s the gas tax. While…
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Cycling across 13 states, over 3,000 miles, raising $300,000 to help 10,000 kids — that’s the goal for Dr. Lori Salierno. Her…
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Gatorade, water and carbs. That’s what the Hovey family of Bend realized they needed a lot of when they started hosting Bend Elks baseball…
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Ashland police are hoping FBI specialists in high-profile serial killings can help them solve the case of the grocery clerk nearly decapitated last…
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Formal charges have been filed against an Oregon woman accused of fraudulently receiving a $2.1 million state tax refund. The felony charges filed…
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Police in Astoria say a man’s telephoned threat to detonate 40 bombs in the community at the mouth of the Columbia River is likely a hoax.…
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Jimmy Rider drove in the winning run with a shallow pop fly that landed just inside the left-field foul line in the bottom of the ninth, lifting Kent…
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A new survey from Thumbtack, a small business hiring website, shows Oregon is a great state for people to start a small business but doesn’t…
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The craft brewing industry is booming nationwide, and nowhere more so than here in Central Oregon. The brewing industry supports at least 450 jobs in…
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The East & West Deschutes County CWPP Steering Committee, which includes members of Alfalfa, Brothers, Deschutes Rural Fire Protection District…
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There are many elements of rodeo week in Sisters that aren’t in the rodeo grounds, and two of those on Saturday were the always-popular rodeo…
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The Mexican Consulate was helping to make things easier for local Mexicans in Central Oregon this weekend. The Mexican Consulate visited Lynch…
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The eighth annual Gay Pride Festival took place this weekend at Riverbend Park, with hundreds in attendance. This year, there were some new sponsors,…
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A long-time La Pine pastor is retiring after nearly 60 years in the ministry. Pastor Walter Ealum of the La Pine Pentecostal Church says he feels the…
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Chimps Inc, the Tumalo sanctuary for the care of chimpanzees, invited the public to an open house Saturday — a rare oppotrunity to get up close…
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The 72nd annual Sisters Rodeo kicked off Thursday, and owners of shops, restaurants and hotels are hoping for a busy weekend. Last year, the rodeo…
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