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Climate Change Discussion Gets Heated

Bend City Council to continue fine-tuning climate action plan

At last week’s City Council meeting, Mayor Jim Clinton asked his fellow council members, “Do you think city government facilities and operations should have a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?” They all said yes. Then he asked, “Do you think the community, at large, should have a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emission?” The […]

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When Things Go Terribly Wrong

The man accused of killing Kaylee Sawyer studied criminology and is married to a cop. So what prompted his alleged crime spree?

As friends and family of 23-year old Kaylee Sawyer try to make sense of her death, allegedly by 31-year-old Central Oregon Community College security guard Edwin Lara, a forensic psychologist says many questions may never be fully answered. Questions linger as the investigation into last week’s bizarre crime unfolds. Why would Lara—who is married to […]

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Fire Danger Now Extreme

The Bend Fire & Rescue along with other fire departments have increased the level of fire danger to extreme due to hot and dry weather.  Fire danger signs throughout Central Oregon will reflect this change.   Fire department reminders:  1.  All backyard debris burning, commercial burning and agricultural burning is prohibited within city limits and […]

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Bend’s Newest Roundabout Opens

Local SE Bend residents turnout out to welcome the opening of the city’s 32nd Roundabout at Murphy and Parrell road on Thursday.  The opening came one month early and city officials say it will come in under it’s $2 million dollar budget.  On hand were Mayor Clinton, council members, Fire Chief Larry Langston, City Manager […]

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