Larkspur Community Center construction about to ‘go vertical’
Construction work at the future Larkspur Community is about to “go vertical.” Over the next few weeks, workers plan to pour footings, which will allow crews to start doing masonry work for the center’s walls, …
Local & State
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- Pilot lands, escapes small plane after it catches fire | 7:35PM
- Flight park co-owner dies in paraglider crash | 3:17PM
- Organizers abandon effort to overturn school funding package | 3:09PM
- Dog stranded on steep hillside for days rescued | 2:20PM
- Portland sued over Superfund site cleanup efforts | 12:17PM
Sports
- Lebron James Jr. is 14 and can draw a crowd
- Victory keeps Bend North Majors in the hunt
- Technology beating romanticism at Tour de France
- Die-hard sports fans appear to be a dying breed
- Bend’s Renner misses U.S. Junior Amateur cut
- Elks’ slide reaches 5 games
- Harper drives in 5 runs; Phillies rally past Dodgers
- Elks pitcher Brenden Turcotte on leaving hitting, hockey and hometown behind
- Georgia leads growing SEC pack chasing powerhouse Alabama | 11:05PM
- Chapman homers, drives in 5 as A's beat Mariners 9-2 | 11:02PM
- Angels beat Astros 7-2 for 5th straight W; Marisnick plunked | 10:55PM
- Yelich hits grand slam, Brewers power past Braves, 13-1 | 10:48PM
- Rookie Young outpitches Lynn as Diamondbacks top Rangers 9-2 | 10:43PM
- Schwarber's homer in 10th gives Cubs 4-3 win over Reds | 10:26PM
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Science & Technology
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