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Survivors of Hiroshima in Bend and Redmond

Two "Peace Trees" were quietly planted in Central Oregon at the start of the pandemic

By Nicole Vulcan Jul 28, 2021

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1. Emerson’s Cleared. Now What?

The City’s after-action report from the closing of a camp on Emerson Avenue could guide future closures on City-owned right of ways
Aug. 3

2. High Desert Horror Story

Getting that 'Bend starter kit' of outdoor equipment is tougher this year, with gear shortages happening locally and nationally
Jul. 14

3. Gardeners' Abundance Becomes Food Bank Bounty

HDFFA program allows growers to donate extra produce to hunger relief
Jul. 28

4. A New Neighborhood Italian Restaurant

BOSA Food & Drink features regional Italian, French, Mediterranean dishes, along with handmade pastas
Jul. 28

5. For some, new middle housing is an inconvenience. For others, not having it is devastating. Get ready for change.

Under Oregon House Bill 2001, duplexes, triplexes and other multi-family homes must be allowed on any lot that is currently zoned for those single-family homes
Jul. 28

Emerson’s Cleared. Now What?

The City’s after-action report from the closing of a camp on Emerson Avenue could guide future closures on City-owned right of ways

Source Weekly Update podcast 7/29/21

School board responds to a highly engaged public; more funds for housing

Bend's Trees

Past, Present and Future

Listen and Learn

Board members at Bend La-Pine Schools to meet with community members after hearing dissenting voices at its first meeting

Survivors of Hiroshima in Bend and Redmond

Two "Peace Trees" were quietly planted in Central Oregon at the start of the pandemic

For some, new middle housing is an inconvenience. For others, not having it is devastating. Get ready for change.

Under Oregon House Bill 2001, duplexes, triplexes and other multi-family homes must be allowed on any lot that is currently zoned for those single-family homes