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A Sage decision; The Sage Cafe is a focal point of NorthWest Crossing
Location: 2762 N.W. Crossing Drive, Bend Hours: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday Price range: Breakfast $1.50 to $6; lunch $3.50 to $8 Credit cards: MasterCard, Visa Kids' menu: Yes Vegetarian menu: Numerous options Alcoholic beverages: Wine and beer Outdoor seating: Several seasonal ...
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Getting there: From U.S. Highway 20, turn right onto Forest Service Road 14 about 10 miles beyond Sisters, following signs to Metolius River and Camp Sherman.
Future of Sisters Parking is Changing
The future of parking in Sisters is backing-in. The city council approved an infill project Thursday that will add more than a hundred new parking spaces in undeveloped areas along Main and Hood Avenues as well as on adjacent streets.
Grant could fund bus facility; Redmond leaders approve application...
Rating our restaurants; The Bulletin compiled lists of Deschutes...
Abby's Legendary Pizza 1938 S. U.S. Highway 97, Redmond Auntie Em's Deli 530 S.W. Sixth St., Redmond Best Western Newberry Station 16515 Reed Road, La Pine Blondies 57080 Beaver Drive, Sunriver Cross Creek Cafe 507 S.W. Eighth St., Redmond The Original Pancake House 1025 S.W. Donovan Ave., Bend Rainbow Connection 170 W. Cascade Ave., Sisters ...
Greeninger and Kai celebrate new CD
Local folk fans are no doubt familiar with Keith Greeninger and Dayan Kai, a duo that has played together for years and been through Central Oregon a few times.
Deficit forces closure of Peninsula Big Brothers Big Sisters branch
More than 150 North Olympic Peninsula children will have to say goodbye next Friday to the adults who have mentored them, as the Seattle-based Big Brothers Big Sisters pulls the plug on the branch program unless last-minute funds come in.
Deplorable conditions in Umpqua National Forest deserve active management
By Bob Devlin A proposed timber sale in the Umpqua National Forest deserves serious public attention.
Big Brothers, Sisters program flourishing
Frances S. Bennett, a high school senior, has had little brothers and sisters for just over a year.
Children help rehabilitate rescued horses
She was the worst of the survivors from a massive equine rescue in 2003. Her rescuers described the mare as a 'living dead, tottering skeleton' who could barely hold herself up.
Fall angling opportunities abound in C. Oregon
The low-lying sun cast shadows on the basalt field across the river just upstream of the Big Eddy Rapids.
Sisters getting the OK to annex land
A measure in Sisters to annex 4 acres of land into the city was passing handily late Tuesday night.
Fine jazz band tonight in Sisters
All you jazz fans out there ought to consider checking out this band BUG tonight in Sisters.
New 'hybrid' league unites area's larger high schools
Starting with the 2010-11 school year, Central Oregon high schools Redmond, Bend, Mountain View, Summit and Crook County will make up a five-team "hybrid" league.
Industry notes: Awards and transactions
AWARDS Economic Development for Central Oregon announced the winners of the 2009 Awards of Excellence, designed to recognize traded-sector employers that have created new jobs, investment and partnership for the betterment of the region.
Efficiency grants | October 28, 2009
With the goal of strengthening an existing work force, federal funds are being distributed to 6 local companies so workers can become versed in 'lean' business practices Published: October 28.
ODOT closes Old McKenzie Pass Highway
File photo of snow gate on the west end of Oregon Highway 242 in previous winter OREGON DEPT.
Bag of chips saves a buck in south Deschutes County
Like many teenagers, the youngster lurking in Linda Stephenson's yard and nursery earlier this week had a weakness for junk food.
In sickness and in health; When taking care of your spouse takes its toll on you
Alzheimer's Association: 800-3900 or www.alz.org/oregon Partners in Care Transitions program: 541-322-1289 Redmond-Sisters Hospice Transitions program: 541-504-2388 Central Oregon Council on Aging: 877-704-4567 Lifespan: 541-322-7554 Women's Resource Center Caregiver Support Group: 541-385-0749 On the Web: www.eldercare.gov www.forcaregivers.com ...
'Sisters' an unlikely pair with great rapport
Sisters Amillia and Peg are part of a small and hopeful effort in Clallam County.

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