IN REPLY TO “STRANGE BEDFELLOWS” (2/11) Seems like it would have been apt to include the fact that the Oregonian’s editorial was written by Erik Lukens, who previously led the editorial board at The Bulletin, where he used similarly bizarre judgment during his tenure. —RememberThat? via bendsource.com IN REPLY TO “WHAT DO YOU DO WITH […]
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The Wheels Keep Moving
A few short trails are helping link up an even bigger network
It is already difficult enough to navigate over the steep topography and around hairpin turns. Add in maneuvering through an alphabet soup of federal, state, county and city agencies, and the feat that is biking in Central Oregon is even more impressive: For example, to connect trails throughout the region, like the popular Phil’s Trail, […]
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Giving More Than They Take
Small changes for Bend Park & Recreation make a big difference
Last year, Oregon ranked sixth in the number of Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) certified projects, registering 47 buildings statewide. One of Bend’s crown sustainable architecture jewels is the Bend Park & Recreation administration building, awarded a prestigious Gold LEED Certification upon completion in 2009. The building is fully loaded with radiant floor […]