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71-year-old man dies after being struck by pickup in Bend parking lot

A 71-year-old Bend man died after being struck by a pickup truck in a parking lot. The driver was cited for careless driving.Read Article

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Bend woman to walk Pilot Butte for 12 straight hours to support mental health care

Ally Thompson will walk up and down Pilot Butte for 12 hours Sunday to raise money and awareness for mental health care. The event benefits Bigger Than the Trail, a nonprofit helping people access treatment.Read Article

Bend · Bend

El Sancho set to reopen on Bend's east side

BEND, Ore. -- El Sancho has announced it will be reopening its restaurant on Bend's east side on June 2, about a year after the restaurant burned in a fire.Read Article

Jury sides with Mt. Bachelor in skier’s $4.67 million injury lawsuit

A jury sided with Mt. Bachelor in a $4.7 million lawsuit brought by a skier who broke her leg exiting a lift. The resort's owner said the verdict affirms the Mt. Bachelor's safety practices and inherent risk warnings.Bend · Bend Read Article

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