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Keeping the Home Fires Burning

The City of Bend is changing the rules for cottage clusters, dorm-style group living and quadplexes to address Bend's housing crisis

By Laurel Brauns Jan 22, 2020

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“So You Want to Talk About Race” Book Conversations - Central Oregon Community College

Fri., Jan. 24, 9:30-11 a.m., Mon., Jan. 27, 12-1 p.m. and Wed., Jan. 29, 12-1 p.m.

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Bend Burlesque Presents: Studio 541 - Volcanic Theatre Pub

Fri., Jan. 24, 9-11 p.m.

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Thu., Jan. 23, 6-7:15 p.m.

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1. Chick-fil-A Set to Open, Minus Major Protests

For some LGBTQ+ community members, boycotting new restaurant is an individual choice, but not a public display
Jan. 22

2. Keeping the Home Fires Burning

The City of Bend is changing the rules for cottage clusters, dorm-style group living and quadplexes to address Bend's housing crisis
Jan. 22

3. It's Always 'Sunny' at Bend's New Italian Food Cart

Chef and co-owner of Sunny Yoga Kitchen expands with a new food cart at The Ale Apothecary
Jan. 22

4. Wasted in Bend: Plastic Bottles

Plastic, aluminum or glass? When it comes to what's better to use, there's one clear winner—and it's none of the above.
Jan. 22

5. Plant-Based Eatery and Juice Spot in the Works

Deeply Rooted expected to open in March
Jan. 22

Counting the Unhoused Population

Central Oregon Point-In-Time Count that starts next week helps local agencies provide services to people without homes

Two Grants Ask for Big Ideas

Oregon Community Foundation and Bend Cultural Tourism Fund grants now open for applications

OLCC's drawn out application process a burden to the industry

If you're intent upon breaking into the Oregon cannabis industry right now, you'll find the regulatory sledding to be somewhere between tough and impossible.

Once It Was, "Where's Walden?" Now, It Might Be, "Where's the Dem?"

The May primary is not far away. Will we soon get to meet the Democrats running for Greg Walden's seat?

Free Will Astrology—Week of January 23

"First thought, best thought."

Keeping the Home Fires Burning

The City of Bend is changing the rules for cottage clusters, dorm-style group living and quadplexes to address Bend's housing crisis

Managing Expectations when Buying Rental Property

With luxury market rentals, a different set of "rules"

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OLCC's drawn out application process a burden to the industry

If you're intent upon breaking into the Oregon cannabis industry right now, you'll find the regulatory sledding to be somewhere between tough and impossible.