Pay It Forward: Lines for Life helps prevent teen suicide
The nonprofit Lines for Life wins the March Pay It Forward award, and gets $500 to further its suicide prevention…
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The nonprofit Lines for Life wins the March Pay It Forward award, and gets $500 to further its suicide prevention…
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It was a great week to get out and get some great…
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After calling more character witnesses the defense rested its case Thursday in the Redmond murder retrial of Luke Wirkkala in the fatal shooting of…
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Bend resident Jonathan Cano has won a brewing scholarship from the Michael James Jackson Foundation for Brewing and Distilling. Cano is an assistant…
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Cascade Natural Gas will evaluate and replace some gas pipelines on the west side of Bend. Construction begins on April…
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The annual Home and Garden Show at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds and Expo Center has been canceled for 2021. However, the Central Oregon Builders…
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It’s open to students at both the Corvallis and Bend campuses, and already has 20…
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You can help our 21 Cares for Kids partner organization. If you need a full time job, there are several available. A job fair takes place at the J…
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Gunshot residue and a burn on Luke Wirkkala’s forearm were testimony points Wednesday in Wirkkala’s murder retrial in the 2013 fatal shooting of…
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The Central Oregon Book Project is back, and you can submit your entries until the end of May. If selected, your story, or poem will be a part of…
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The water system in Warm Springs has failed repeatedly in recent years, and Wyden pledges help for the community. He also has virtual “Town Hall”…
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There’s ongoing help for students facing tough times at Buff Elementary in Madras. So the Calve’s Closet is this month’s “One Class at a Time” $500…
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The retrial of Luke Wirkkala in the fatal 2013 shooting of David Ryder continued Monday, with Wirkkala back on the stand, being asked many questions…
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Redmond middle and high school students will return to full-time, in-person learning on Monday, April…
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During a visit to Bend on Monday, Rep. Cliff Bentz presented a certificate and U.S. Capitol flag to Kristin Gyford, an Air Force veteran and licensed…
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Repairs were underway Monday to a fence and playground damaged by a crash early Sunday at R.E. Jewell Elementary School in southeast Bend; police are…
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A Bend man has been charged with five counts of hit-and-run after police say he crashed into five several cars in the St. Charles Bend parking lot…
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National Vietnam War Veterans Day was observed Monday with flags on display at the Bend Heroes Memorial in Brooks Park and along the nearby Veterans…
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A new system of registering and a record number of vaccines have created an availability of thousands of appointments coming available this week. You…
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Sunday’s high winds toppled trees in several Bend parks, including a tall Ponderosa pine that fell onto the park’s amphitheater but apparently caused…
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