EDITOR'S PICK
- Jet boat in the Upper Deschutes River crashes, injuring one
- Weekend Break: Exhibit details early resort travel in Seaside
- Senate still stuck in stalemate as session enters its final days
- Oregon's D.C. delegation key to compromise vote on debt ceiling
- Merkley talks gun regulations, trans rights, housing at town halls
- Wild horses spent the harsh winter at California's Mono Lake. Now they're turning up dead
- Northwest tribal leader takes seat on National Parks Service Advisory Board
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- Locals learn how to make cheese at Milton-Freewater's Walla Walla Cheese Co.
- Columbia Memorial's expansion designed for resiliency
- Business people on the move
- MidCity Food Mart fined for failing to inspect underground fuel tank
- Dining with Fido is fine outdoors
- Bend's art scene shines at The Workhouse
- Unemployment continues to decrease in Central Oregon
- Dan Grigg tabbed as Wallowa Memorial Hospital's new CEO
- 60 Intel custodians will lose their jobs as chipmaker cuts back on contractors, union says
- Find your favorite food cart in Central Oregon
- Central Oregon breweries, cideries, distilleries and wineries
- Explore calendar May 26-June 1
- Events Calendar May 25-31
- Dave Barry and Carl Hiaasen, true journalism idols
- Gallery openings and exhibits in Central Oregon
- Redmond Calendar May 25-31
- What to watch: Summer 2023 movies, TV shows
- Central Oregon outdoors and trail conditions
- Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge's scenery is for the birds
- Free summer yoga class series in Tumalo State Park fosters connection
- Explore calendar May 19-25
- Central Oregon outdoors and trail conditions
- Nature on an even keel at Central Oregon’s Balancing Rock
- New bike area opens at northeast Bend's Big Sky Park
- Digging out Crater Lake National Park
Editorial cartoons
- Editorial: Houselessness will get worse without coordinated leadership
- Letters to the editor: Canal piping and the walkout
- Guest Column: Flavored tobacco ban would have unintended consequences
- Editorial: Remembering on Memorial Day
- Letters to the editor: Open canals, H.B. 2002 and protecting fish
- Editorial: Electing councilors by ward in Bend might lead to better representation
- Editorial: Community should debate a levy for Bend schools
Your Opinion
Do you support the Arnold Irrigation District canal project
The project will cost about $34 million. It might help conserve about 32 cubic feet per second of water. It’s roughly $1 million per cubic foot. Opposition to the project cites loss in property values, damage to surrounding vegetation and simply the amenity of having water run near their property.
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