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Pattie Goniaโ€™s Provision to Patagonia: โ€˜Iโ€™ll Drop the Pattie Gonia Trademark, You Drop the Lawsuitโ€™

The trademark dispute between drag queen Pattie Gonia and outdoor brand Patagonia has reached a boiling point in recent days, with the clothing giantโ€™s CEO and Pattie swapping video statements since the most-recent reporting by the Source on May 28. In a widely shared video last week, Patagonia CEO Ryan Gellert said the company has […]

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Try Transit Week Event Calls Public to Use Alternative Forms of Transportย 

Cascades East Transit officials are inviting the public to discover public transportation during Try Transit Week.   The pop-up event is the first of its kind and comes as a way for CET to remind people about Central Oregonโ€™s often-overlooked transit system. On June 3, community members will meet at the new Central Library on Southeast Santorini to participate in games and indulge in ice cream […]

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Local Law Enforcement is Right to Be More Cautious of New Video Surveillance Technology

In recent months, local law enforcement agencies, including the Bend Police Department, Redmond Police and the Deschutes County Sheriffโ€™s Office, have considered adding new video surveillance technology โ€” or replacing cast-off technology โ€” that helps them monitor the community and ostensibly better solve crimes. Given the breadth of information coming at us about privacy and […]

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Friday Night (Rodeo) Lights

Iโ€™d never given much thought to the logistics of wrestling a 500-pound cow, but as I rolled around in the dirt, arms locked around a pair of clipped horns and a swinging bovine head, I gave the strategy some serious thought. To end up in this precarious position, Iโ€™d volunteered โ€” maybe foolishly โ€” to […]

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Deschutes County Finds Provider for East Redmond Managed Homeless

Deschutes County may have found a service provider to support people in a developed homeless campground in East Redmond, but itโ€™s unclear how much money will be left over for other operations like security, trash removal and porta potties.  In March, Deschutes County and the City of Redmond completed construction on a 36-site fenced campground with gravel roads, campsites, power and water. But itโ€™s been sitting vacant after initial calls to run it went unanswered by Central Oregon’s largest homeless service nonprofits, which said the County was asking too much for […]

Posted inBusiness News

Race Prompts Temporary Closure of Portions of Millican Plateau, North Millican OHV Trail Systems

The Bureau of Land Management will temporarily close portions of the Millican Plateau and North Millican off-highway vehicle trail systems June 5-7 for an annual side-by-side race. The racecourse and several access points into the area will be closed for the safety of participants and the public. Security personnel will be stationed at entrance points […]

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Spotlight Chamber Players Present โ€œPop-Up Concertsโ€ this Weekend

High Desert Chamber Music presents this seasonโ€™s โ€œPop-Up Concerts!โ€ this weekend. This performance is FREE to attend and open to all. This event takes place on Sunday, June7, 3:00 pm, at Watershed Coffee Roasters (formerly Looney Bean Coffee) in Downtown Bend. The Spotlight Chamber Players will feature a piano trio, violin duo, and violin/cello duo […]

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