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- Bend's median single-family home price continues to rise
- Google sues two Russians for alleged organized crime scheme
- Visit Cental Oregon rebrands
- Vacasa begins trading on Nasdaq
- Intel to list shares of its self-driving car business
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- Editorial: City and county need a joint homelessness strategy
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- Guest Column: They are our neighbors whose lives have equal value to our own
- Guest column: Deschutes County Commissioners should authorize CPACE
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