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- Central Oregon reacts to Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade
- West Coast governors join forces to retain abortion rights despite ruling
- Astoria City Council, Port raise concerns about offshore wind development
- Survey: Majority of Oregonians support stricter gun laws
- COVID-19 community levels for Central Oregon
- Bend woman killed in Klamath County crash
- Tiddlywinks Trail to close during thinning operations
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- Business people on the move
- Astoria City Council, Port raise concerns about offshore wind development
- Abandoned 747, parked outside Evergreen air museum, to be sold at foreclosure auction
- Award-winning chef opens Korean restaurant in Bend
- Corporations scramble to determine what they'll cover in post-Roe reality
- Juul seeks to block FDA ban on its e-cigarettes in US
- United Air pilots agree to 14.5% pay hike as travel rebounds
- Nike makes full exit from Russia after suspending operations
- FDA bans Juul e-cigarettes tied to teen vaping surge
- Hundreds celebrate Pride at Drake Park
- Popular Bend race Pole Pedal Paddle the setting of new mystery
- Explore Calendar June 24-30
- Redmond Calendar June 23-29
- Gallery openings and exhibits in Central Oregon
- Celebrate 'Out Loud' with beer designed by local queer activist
- "Lightyear" reaches for, misses infinity and beyond
- A full season ahead at the Tower Theatre in Bend
- A primer for hiking newbies
- Redmond author writes biography of Lew Hollander, a 92-year-old triathlete from Central Oregon who continues to compete
- Stay flexible as spring conditions linger in Central Oregon
- Nonprofit Rites of Passage changes lives with nine-day quests in the remote wilderness
- Central Oregon outdoors and trail conditions
- Explore Calendar June 17-23
- Crater Lake’s North Entrance opens
- Going with the flow: The new Royal Flush trail is a hit with mountain bikers in Bend and Sunriver
- Float the Deschutes River safely this summer in Bend
- Pictograph Cave Trail is wide open, free of crowds, but difficult to follow
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Today in History
Today in History
- House clears bipartisan gun violence reduction measure
- Today in History: June 25, Anne Frank's diary published
- With Roe over, some fear rollback of LGBTQ and other rights
- Supreme Court ruling leaves states free to outlaw abortion
- COVID vaccines saved 20M lives in 1st year, scientists say
- Today in History: June 24, Cabot spots North America
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