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Bend's Metropolitan Planning Organization has released a draft of its new 20-year transportation plan, as local officials try to prepare for the traffic demands of a growing city.
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The company, which owns and operates 10 resorts in the U.S. and Canada, intends to sell four of them
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Business owners and residents agree Greenwood Avenue is unsafe but disagree on how to reduce speeds and which road users to prioritize in the design.
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The 1,200-seat auditorium was a hub for performing arts in central Oregon, until structural engineers discovered fissures in trusses that support the ceiling.
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Summer is starting to feel like it’s around the corner. With warmer temperatures expected this weekend in Central Oregon, Bend officials are urging river-goers to take caution and follow some rules.
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Prescribed fires in Deschutes National Forest help mitigate potential wildfire catastrophe in Central Oregon but create unhealthy air quality overnight.
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The Bend City Council is advancing plans to implement a monthly transportation fee.
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A Bend holiday tradition returns with all the whistles and bells.
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The City of Bend has installed a new guidance system for downtown parking.
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One of Oregon’s first psilocybin clients gives new system the thumbs up
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In Central Oregon, roughly a quarter of a million people float the Deschutes River through Bend each summer, and many of them lose things along the way. But, thanks to a local diving group, some lost items are finding their way home.
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Cheyenne Purrington had served as director for eight months when she made the announcement on Tuesday.