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Better Business Bureau warns jobs seekers of fraud scams from Idaho company
The Better Business Bureau is warning job seekers of potential identity fraud scams perpetrated nationally by a fraudulent Idaho-based reshipping company called Intelligent Post. The business, which had its registration dissolved in 2023 but continues operating online, contacts job seekers through career websites such as Indeed with offers for well-paying...
Operation Ship Shape Enhanced Patrols, Round II
The Oregon State Marine Board, in partnership with 31 county sheriff’s offices and the Oregon State Police, will be looking for expired boat registrations and required equipment compliance on state waterways as part of a second round of “Operation Ship Shape.”. “The agency leverages technology to improve boating...
Oregon man, ACLU sue plasma-donation center for alleged ‘forever ban’ on gay men donors
A Eugene man and the ACLU of Oregon filed a class-action lawsuit Wednesday against an international blood-plasma company that operates four donation centers in the state, claiming the company has a “forever ban” on collecting plasma from gay men. The lawsuit seeks nearly $1 million from the company,...
Picnic in the Park rocks Prineville
Picnic in the Park, a free concert series hosted by Crook County Foundation, welcomed Casey Parnell & Co. to kick off its 2024 slate Wednesday evening. The group delighted the crowd with covers of numerous hits as well as a selection of original songs. The music spurred many in the audience to kick off their shoes and show off their dance moves. The series continues next Wednesday.
After fatal drug overdose, Oregon State Hospital resumes limited in-person visits for patients
Oregon State Hospital will resume in-person visits for some patients on Monday after suspending them in May after a patient died of a suspected fentanyl overdose. Officials at the state-run psychiatric facility suspended in-person visits between patients and their family and friends so the hospital could retool its visiting policies, with an eye toward preventing visitors from passing drugs or other contraband on to patients. The hospital has nearly 700 patients between its main campus in Salem and a smaller satellite campus in Junction City.
Movie based on Oregon School for the Deaf championship track team filming in Salem
About a year ago, brothers Jevon and Delbert Whetter had their dream of making a movie based on events from their lives crumble when the financing fell through a week before they were to start production. Before they sent the cast and crew home, Jevon delivered a message: “Champions never quit.” ...
Turner Lake health advisory issued due to cyanobacteria bloom harmful to pets, people
The Oregon Health Authority on Thursday announced a recreational-use advisory for Turner Lake, and officials are urging people to avoid swimming and high-speed water activities due to the presence of a cyanobacteria bloom. ...
The Oregon High Desert Classics horse event is back in its 35th year
The Classic at the J Bar J Horse Fields showcases the skill and grace of both the riders and the horses. Oregon High Desert Classics horse event returns, raising funds for J Bar J Youth Services. The Oregon High Desert Classics is back in Bend, raising money for J Bar...
Memphis woman flies to Bend for spinal surgery thanks to medical flight charity
A Tennessee woman flew all the way to Bend this week for a critical spine surgery. She was able to make the trip thanks to a non-profit charity that funds medical flights. Memphis woman flies to Bend for spinal surgery thanks to medical flight charity. A Tennessee woman flew all...
Portland FBI chief visits Bend, discusses election security
FBI Portland field office Special Agent in Charge Doug Olson was in Bend Friday to discuss the agency's efforts for election security. Portland FBI chief visits Bend, discusses election security. FBI Portland field office Special Agent in Charge Doug Olson was in Bend Friday to discuss the agency's efforts for...
Rod Foster is in his 52nd year of bringing joy to the fans at Vince Genna Stadium
Rod Foster is a joyful staple of Bend's Vince Genna Stadium. Foster has worked there since he was 7 years old, and he brings a smile on his face every day, hoping he can brighten the fans' day as they enjoy a Bend Elks game at the ballpark. You can find him right when you walk in, as he is handing out rosters. He then travels around the stadium to lift spirits and chant "Let's go Elks!"
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