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The Old Creamery Building in downtown Redmond has been sold to local developers, signaling an exciting phase of revitalization for the area. With plans already underway, the community can anticipate new developments that aim to enhance the vibrant downtown atmosphere.
Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has been confirmed in a backyard flock of 70 birds in Crook County, leading to the humane euthanization of the affected birds by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal Plant Health Inspection Service. This marks the first confirmed case of HPAI in the region, raising concerns over the potential spread of the virus.
Bend's Pavilion has officially opened for the winter ice skating season, following a weather-related delay. The article details the preparations involved in getting the venue ready, emphasizing the excitement around the seasonal festivities.
The Weekly Road and Traffic Report highlights key infrastructure projects and road closures in Bend, Oregon, for the week of October 28 – November 3, 2024. Important updates include lane closures for water service installations and the construction of a mini roundabout on SW Century Drive. Residents are advised to stay informed and use designated detour routes during this period.
Central Oregon realtors are optimistic about the housing market, citing a significant increase in home sales despite potential election-related slowdowns. Harcourts The Garner Group in Bend has notably assisted 79 families in becoming homeowners from June to August 2024, reflecting a positive trend in the local real estate sector.
The article discusses the contentious Deschutes County Commission expansion measure ahead of the November 2024 election, highlighting the divide among voters and commissioners. As ballots are mailed out, NewsChannel 21 offers insights into the implications of this measure for Oregonians.
Dr. Eden Miller, a Bend diabetologist with Type 1 diabetes, is leveraging new insulin technology to enhance patient care and raise awareness about diabetes management. By sharing her personal experiences, she builds trust with her patients, making their journey with diabetes more relatable and less daunting. This article highlights the impact of innovative treatments amidst rising diabetes rates.
Epic Aircraft's E1000 GX turboprop plane, crafted in Bend, Oregon, has been crowned the winner of the 2024 "Coolest Thing Made in Oregon" contest. This innovative aircraft, known for its carbon fiber build and jet-like performance, has captured the attention of voters, showcasing the state's manufacturing prowess. The announcement was made during the Vision Oregon Event, highlighting the significance of local industry achievements.
The Deschutes River Conservancy is set to receive $25 million in federal funding for canal piping and other water-saving projects, as announced by Oregon Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley. This funding is part of over $95 million allocated for five conservation projects aimed at enhancing natural resources while addressing the climate crisis.
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has imposed penalties totaling over $105,000 for various environmental violations, including more than $13,000 specifically against St. Charles Health System for issues related to underground fuel storage tank management at its Redmond hospital. This enforcement highlights the state's commitment to regulating environmental safety standards and ensuring compliance among healthcare facilities.