Bend
Daily News
Tuesday, September 17th, 2024
Good morning, Bend. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of September.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Stevens Ranch development in Southeast Bend is launching its first homes for sale, marking a significant step in the city's largest master plan project which includes 1,700 housing units and a new, large public library. Central Oregon Daily
- ➤ A local initiative to bring Mt. Bachelor under community ownership has launched a new website and plans a kickoff event in Drake Park on October 12. Central Oregon Daily
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ A construction contractor accidentally broke a water line at High Desert Middle School in Bend, leading to the cancellation of after-school activities and potential no tap water consumption for a day. KTVZ
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ Matthew Draxton's upcoming report will explore the impact of summer's end, heat, wildfires, and smoke on Central Oregon businesses' tourism, comparing it to previous seasons. KTVZ
- ➤ Matthew Draxton's upcoming report on NewsChannel 21 will delve into how Bend's summer tourism season has impacted local businesses, focusing on comparisons to previous years and the effects of heat, wildfires, and smoke. KTVZ
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Deschutes County voters to decide on a tax measure aimed at funding conservation projects to enhance water conservation, wildfire risk reduction, and land restoration. KTVZ
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Federal Highway Administration allocates $42.7 million to Oregon for infrastructure repairs after severe weather damage. KTVZ
- ➤ In Deschutes County, 12 non-U.S. citizens were mistakenly registered to vote due to a DMV error, all of whom have now been informed. Bend Bulletin
- ➤ Over 300 non-citizens were mistakenly registered to vote in Oregon due to a DMV error, but measures are being taken to prevent them from voting. Central Oregon Daily
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BACFest 2024 - Beech Aero Club Annual Convention
Experience the annual gathering of the Beech Aero Club featuring activities, maintenance clinics, and tours in beautiful Bend, Oregon.
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Community Tour of KIDS Center
Learn about your community's efforts to end child abuse through a guided tour of the KIDS Center, tracing a child's healing journey and meeting the dedicated staff.
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Oregon Whiskey Festival: A Celebration of Local Distilling Excellence
Experience the best of Oregon's whiskey with tastings, educational opportunities, live music, and gourmet food at this two-day festival dedicated to the art of distilling.
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Oregon Whiskey Festival 2024
Experience the rich flavors of Oregon's finest whiskeys at a vibrant outdoor festival featuring tastings, food trucks, live music, and interactions with local distillers.
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Bayocean: The Lost Resort of Oregon
Learn about the fascinating history of Bayocean, a once-thriving resort town, and its eventual demise due to natural erosion, as shared by author Jerry Sutherland.
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How to Play Didgeridoo: Learn and Experience
Experience the unique sounds and cultural significance of the didgeridoo through a captivating performance and presentation.
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September Women in STEAM Networking Happy Hour
Connect with fellow women and non-binary professionals in STEAM at a casual happy hour gathering at Lifty's, featuring networking opportunities and local flavors.
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Thrive Central Oregon Resource Drop-In Consultations
Experience drop-in social services assistance that connects you with valuable community resources.
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Interactive Family Story Time
Experience an engaging story time with books, songs, and rhymes tailored for children aged 0-5 years.
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Bend Library Book Club Discussion
Discuss the novel 'Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow' by Gabrielle Zevin at the Downtown Bend Library.
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TODAY'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT
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~ Marc Andreessen
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