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Mt. Bachelor passes on sale; resort says reserved parking won’t return next season BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Mt. Bachelor, a year-round mountain resort located at the heart of Bend, Oregon, culture, on Thursday announced guests can lock in their next adventure with the 2020 Spring pass, or the Outplay 365 and 2021/22 passes, all of which are on sale now. Here's the rest of their news release: “Mt. Bachelor is the destination for year-round adventure, and our spring skiing and riding this season is phenomenal,” says John McLeod, president and general manager of Mt. Bachelor. “We’re excite...

Updated: 25/02/2021, 7:46 pm © DCT Media Jamie Shaw. Police pulled a terrified woman to safety through her broken kitchen window after a masked thug broke in, abducted her – and threatened to kill her. When Jamie Shaw, who had his face covered with a Skeleton mask, smashed his way into the woman’s home in Peterhead, she hid in terror in her bathroom and called 999 in fear for her life. Continue Reading Start your 1 month free trial today to access premium content, including expert opinion and insight as well as special investigations, just for our subscribers!Subscribe Help support qual...

Cops pulled terrified woman to safety through broken window in dramatic 'tug of war' with drug-fuelled masked intruder Jamie Shaw smashed his way into her home in Peterhead and threatened to kill her. Updated Jamie Shaw threatened to kill the woman (Image: Facebook) Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be use...

Who Gives a Crap donates more than Qantas, CCA Save Share Simon Griffiths thinks a lot about the impact the profit-for-purpose toilet paper company he co-founded will have on Australian business. And so the CEO of Who Gives a Crap is excited by the emergence of other retailers that donate a portion of their profits to charity. Sustainable household products seller The Dirt Company and Tsuno, an eco-friendly feminine hygiene company, are two examples Mr Griffiths points to. Like Who Gives a Crap, both give 50 per cent of their profits to charitable causes. “What we’re showing is that...

Philanthropy is becoming an important strategic choice for companies as they fight to attract and retain talent and keep consumers, local communities and investors onside.