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- Pier 1 files for bankruptcy protection amid online challenge
- Apple won't meet revenue goals because of coronavirus' effect on production, demand
- Bezos says he’s committing $10 billion to fight climate change
- Building permits: Bend, Redmond and Deschutes County
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- Why aren't more Americans working? Fed Chair Powell says blame education and drugs, not welfare.
- Oregon wine bucks lackluster sales trend
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- Editorial: Records bill clears first hurdle
- MNW: Wilkinson also partisan; National media bias shows; No room for deniers; Truth will prevail; What next?
- Commentary: China’s secrecy has made the coronavirus crisis much worse
- Editorial:Proposed school names lack pizzazz
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- Pigeons Playing Ping Pong flocks back to Bend
- Q&A with filmmaker Jesse Locke
- Get caught in 'Spider's Web' at CTC
- Becerra's Bistro on 6th offers great food, remarkable service in Redmond
- Bite sized review: The Cottonwood Cafe
- Naughty By Nature gets down with 'O.P.P.' in Bend
- Béla Fleck, Abigail Washburn return to Tower Theatre
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- Mountain biking Sandy Ridge
- Backcountry skiing at Vista Butte
- Women claim top spots at Northeast Oregon's Eagle Cap Extreme sled dog race
- Nordic skiing at Newberry
- Fatbiking at Wanoga Sno-park
- Oregon has 3 ‘Outstanding Natural Areas,’ in the desert, forest and on the coast
- New parks and new powder at Bachelor
- Bend cyclist Boswell moving to gravel racing
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