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Covering tragedies and their aftermath reflects some of our best work - Vimarsana News

Covering tragedies and their aftermath reflects some of our best work

Oftentimes, The Bulletin covers tragedies as part of the daily news diet. Like all media outlets, this is part of our job in reflecting what is happening in Central Oregon.

Weekday Wrap: Ashland will ban the use of fossil fuels in new home construction - Vimarsana News

Weekday Wrap: Ashland will ban the use of fossil fuels in new home construction

In other news, the BLM halts Southern Oregon timber sales, a string of drownings causes statewide concern, and more.

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Dead raccoon, racist message target Oregon city officials - Vimarsana News

Dead raccoon, racist message target Oregon city officials

The Redmond Police in central Oregon said Monday they are investigating the case as a possible bias crime in the second degree.

Weekday Wrap: A struggling Oregon Coast transit agency will restart its Highway 101 bus service - Vimarsana News

Weekday Wrap: A struggling Oregon Coast transit agency will restart its Highway 101 bus service

In other news, Vancouver dishes out millions in federal housing dollars, recreational crabbing is officially open on the Oregon Coast, and more.

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Weekday Wrap: Bend family sues schools, construction company after daughter is struck by car - Vimarsana News

Weekday Wrap: Bend family sues schools, construction company after daughter is struck by car

In other news, the Clark County Council plans to use building industry population estimates rather than state figures for an update to its growth policy, snowmelt is helping restore water levels in Central Oregon's reservoirs, and more.

Source: opb.org