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- Plans for gas station upset southeast Bend residents
- Feds arrest suspected Bend drug dealer at U.S. border
- Oregon State Bar proposal would allow paralegals to represent clients in limited areas
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- Damaged bridge could halt Prineville Railway
- Governor calls for special session to protect renters
- Jefferson County deputies awarded for life-saving efforts
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- Fewer Americans shopped during Thanksgiving weekend than last year
- Consumer confidence fell in November
- Powell says Fed may accelerate pullback in economic support
- U.S. home prices rose 19% in September
- Redmond hotel growth a boon for business
- L.A. enforcing proof of vaccination
- Stocks rise as markets steady after Friday's slide
- Report: Number of workers 55 and older has tripled in 3 decades
- Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey steps down as CEO
- Events calendar Dec. 02-08
- Curtis Salgado plays The Belfry in Sisters
- Welcome back to Bend, Hillstomp
- Funk giants Lettuce return to Bend
- Hayden Homes Amphitheater announces first show of 2022
- Gallery openings and exhibits in Central Oregon
- Making 44-year-old Chuck E. Cheese appeal to today's kids
- Find your favorite food truck in Central Oregon
- Collaborative effort to take care of treasured local rec area
- Top picks for Thanksgiving hikes
- Explore more: Dry River Canyon
- Conditions: Explore in and around Bend
- Offseason mountain biking at Maston
- Disc golf opportunities grow in Bend
- Explore more: Trout Creek Bluffs
- Top picks southeast of Bend
- Conditions: Explore hiking, fishing and cycling near Sisters
- Fall color photo contest
- Letters to the editor: No homeless camps in residential areas; Sewer hookups come with a price; Another bill that would be out of touch
- Editorial: Should paralegals be empowered to help in tenant and family law cases?
- Editorial: Would higher car insurance rates be worth reducing possible discrimination?
- Guest Column: May civility reign
- Editorial: Get your neighbors to unite and the city may act
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SAN FRANCISCO — The U.S. recorded its first confirmed case of the omicron variant Wednesday — in a vaccinated traveler who returned to California after a trip to South Africa — as scientists …
Brazil, Japan report first omicron variant cases
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- Court upholds California ban on high-capacity magazines
- Omicron mutations stun scientists, but can the new variant outcompete delta
- Federal judge blocks Biden vaccine rule for health workers
- Jan. 6 panel sets contempt vote for former DOJ official
- WHO criticizes travel bans, and other updates on the omicron coronavirus variant
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