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• Re: Things That Bite in the Night: Brown recluse and hobo spiders are getting a bum rap

  • People do move around and bring non-native species with them. I bought an old dresser…

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• Re: Citizen with Potential

  • Lisa Sipes writing is mediocre and in poor taste. Instead of being more objective, she…

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• Re: Involve the public in all discussions about dredging Mirror Pond

  • Dredging is not a solution. Only removing the dam is a viable solution.

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  • on June 15, 2018

• Re: Citizen with Potential

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  • on June 15, 2018

• Re: Bill Moseley is Running for Mayor

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• by K.M Collins
• Jun 13, 2018

Shooting, Dumping and Cleaning Up
Another purge effort for China Hat—and a push to change rules around shooting in the area
• by Brian Jennings
• Jun 13, 2018

Humming Right Along
Bend's kombucha king goes worldwide, and expands its local taproom
• by Kevin Gifford
• Jun 13, 2018

Farmer's Diary: Counting Cows in Wisconsin
The luxury of locally sourced food
• by Dawn Bernhardt
• Jun 16, 2018

Comfortable in Identity
The Slocan Ramblers bring their bluegrass jams to Bend for the first Pickin' & Paddlin' of the season
• by Anne Pick
• Jun 13, 2018

Comcast Tax Settlement
The cable company will pay an estimated $155 million. Gov. Brown urges local governments to use the money for PERS
• by Chris Miller
• Jun 14, 2018
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