Bend
Daily News
Thursday, September 26th, 2024
Good morning, Bend. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 26th of September.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Deschutes County Sheriff candidate Kent Vander Kamp is under investigation for not disclosing his prior termination from the La Mesa Police Department and its reasons, amidst a legal battle to obtain his personnel records. Source Weekly
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ The High Desert Museum is hosting an upcoming $20 Art Show, featuring a discussion between Megan Sinclair and Heidi Hagemeier. Central Oregon Daily
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ Measure 118, proposing a 3% corporate tax hike to send checks to Oregonians, could cost the state over $1 billion a year, negatively impacting future budgets and state services. Central Oregon Daily
- ➤ Developers halt major urban development projects in Bend, impacting housing supply and growth in a key redevelopment area. Bend Bulletin
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ R.E. Jewell Elementary School in Bend is marking its 50th anniversary with a celebration event, having educated over 25,000 children since its opening in 1974. Central Oregon Daily
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Smith Rock State Park receives a $1.6 million federal grant for new visitor amenities and improved accessibility, with no completion timeline announced. Central Oregon Daily
- ➤ The Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District seeks voter approval for a levy to fund wildfire risk mitigation, drought resistance, and urban conservation projects, costing the average homeowner $14.28 annually. Central Oregon Daily
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The City of Bend sold two lots in Juniper Ridge and acquired three in the Core Area to spur growth and potentially develop a new City Hall, reflecting strategic investment in community and infrastructural development. Source Weekly
- ➤ Oregon's Department of Administrative Services has set the maximum rent increase for 2025 at 10% for residential units older than 15 years, aiming to protect tenants and prevent significant rent hikes. Source Weekly
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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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Sustainable Building Solutions Tour
Experience innovative approaches to reduce the climate impact of buildings in Central Oregon through a tour showcasing sustainable structures and practices.
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RIMS Western Regional Conference 2024
Engage with industry peers and gain insights into risk management and insurance at the RIMS Western Regional Conference in Sunriver, Oregon.
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Thrive Central Oregon Support Consultations
Experience valuable drop-in consultations for social services assistance that connect you with essential resources.
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Volunteer Happy Hour in the Kansas Avenue Learning Garden
Experience the joy of gardening and community contribution at this inclusive volunteer event, featuring refreshments and seasonal projects for all skill levels.
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Thrive Central Oregon Drop-In Consultations
Experience free drop-in social services assistance designed to connect individuals with valuable resources.
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iPhone Essentials: Beginner's Class
Learn to use your iPhone with ease in this beginner's class designed for new users.
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Bend Brewfest 2024: A Celebration of Craft Beer
Experience two days of craft beer, food, and community fun at the 2024 Bend Brewfest featuring over 100 beverages, live DJs, and interactive activities.
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Cars and Sunsets Car Show at Tradesmen Coffee & Taphouse
Experience a vibrant car show every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month, featuring classic and patina cars, alongside delicious food specials at a local taphouse.
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Bigfoot 10k Race - A Historic Running Event in Bend
Experience Bend’s oldest foot race, renowned for its fast downhill course that attracts runners seeking personal records.
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