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According to documents shared by city staff, the application for Barry Washington Jr.’s memorial was approved Aug. 15.
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A flying squirrel that had been injured and was rehabilitated by Think Wild in Bend, has been released back into the wild.
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Bend Fire & Rescue closed two businesses due to structural damage.
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The university wants the park to aid in economic and educational development in the coming years.
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Group chair expressed confusion over why Human Rights and Equity Commission wasn’t involved in discussion around Facebook post.
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The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office is using swift water experts, cadaver canines and drones to locate the remaining body after a group was swept over Dillon Falls, near Bend.
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The squirrel was underweight and hypothermic when discovered at a park.
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The move follows the city council’s April decision to create a permanent program after a pilot ended in 2024.
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This month, Bend launched a rebate program to help get more e-bikes into lower-income households. And the Deschutes National Forest is also moving closer to allowing certain e-bikes on a select number of trails.
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On April 7, two different organizations put out press releases within six hours of each other.
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A video game studio in Bend laid off around 30% of its workforce this week, the Bend Bulletin reported Tuesday.
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The move is projected to bring in $40,000 per year in revenue.