A mixed berry salad at Croutons in Bend Feb. 14, 2019. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
A Mixed Berry Salad is served at Croutons in Bend.
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Gareth Jenkins carefully shaves away sections of the interior support braces while working on a guitar at Preston Thompson Guitars in Sisters on Feb. 7. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
Gareth Jenkins carefully shaves away sections of the interior support braces of a guitar at Preston Thompson Guitars in Sisters on Feb. 7. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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Jamison Owens works on applying a coat of oil to the fingerboard and bridge of a guitar while working at Preston Thompson Guitars in Sisters on Feb. 7, 2019. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
Jamison Owens applies a coat of oil to the fingerboard and bridge of a guitar at Preston Thompson Guitars in Sisters on Feb. 7. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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Construction of homes along SW 28th Street in Redmond in 2016 (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin file photo)
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Bend Park & Recreation District offices.(Dean Guernsey/Bulletin file photo)
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A partnership of experts from Bend Ducks Unlimited, volunteers and students from the Mountain View High School Future Farmers of America chapter prepare duck nesting tubes in the Old Mill District to give wild mallard hens a safe place to lay their eggs in spring. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
A partnership of experts from Bend Ducks Unlimited, volunteers and students from the Mountain View High School FFA chapter prepare duck nesting tubes in the Old Mill District. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
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Mountain View High School students, from left, John McGuire and Wyatt Jones carry duck nesting tubes to be placed in the Old Mill District to give wild mallard hens a safe place to lay their eggs in spring. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
Mountain View High School students John McGuire and Wyatt Jones carry duck nesting tubes to be placed in the Old Mill District.
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From left, Brandon Crane, a volunteer and Nick Valenti, Mountain View High School student paddle away after placing a duck nesting tube, center, on a small island in the Deschutes River on Monday, Feb. 18, 2019. The tube is designed to give wild mallard hens a safe place to lay their eggs in spring. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
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A hotel on the Oregon Coast now stocks every room with a tsunami evacuation kit filled with items, such as those seen in this 2015 photo for a wildfire evacuation kit. What goes in such a kit varies, but most call for basic first-aid supplies, blankets, water packets and other essentials. (The Bulletin file photo)
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Bend’s Brock Mesarich drives to the hoop Tuesday night at Summit. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
Bend’s Brock Mesarich drives to the hoop Tuesday night at Summit. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Bend's Justin Kerr (10) drives past Summit's Evan Scalley (23) on Tuesday night at Summit High School in Bend. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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GreenCab, which provided transportation to medical appointments for Oregon Health Plan patients in Central Oregon, was suspended for failing to maintain workers compensation insurance. (Markian Hawryluk/Bulletin photo)
GreenCab, which provided transportation to medical appointments for Oregon Health Plan patients in Central Oregon, was suspended for failing to maintain workers’ compensation insurance. (Markian Hawryluk/Bulletin photo)
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The Deschutes River downstream of Meadow Day Use Area. (Ryan Brennecke / Bulletin file photo)
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Shantel Witt speaks to the family of Marika Stone prior to being sentenced for manslaughter in Bend, Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
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ORIG 02/19/19 Shantel Witt is sentenced for manslaughter in Bend, Tuesday, February 19, 2019. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
PHOTOS FROM TOP: Shantel Lynn Witt speaks to the family of Marika Stone on Tuesday. Witt is sentenced for manslaughter in Bend
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The broken bicycle used by Bend cyclist Marika Stone on the day she was killed in 2017 was displayed in Deschutes County Circuit Court on Friday, Feb. 1, 2019 during the trial of the driver accused of hitting her. (Garrett Andrews/The Bulletin)
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Visitors take photos of Bend and the Cascades from the top of Pilot Butte in 2016. (Jarod Opperman/Bulletin file photo)
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Bend’s Caitlin Wheeler, second from right, sets a screen for Sydney Gardner (15) while Summit’s Olivia Loberg (3) and Delaney Tol (20) defend Tuesday night at Summit High School. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
Bend’s Caitlin Wheeler, second from right, sets a screen for Sydney Gardner (15) while Summit’s Olivia Loberg (3) and Delaney Tol (20) defend Tuesday night at Summit High School. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Bend’s Kaycee Brown puts up a shot during the first half at Summit High School on Tuesday night. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
Bend’s Kaycee Brown puts up a shot during the first half at Summit High School on Tuesday night. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Bend's Sydney Gardner gets ready to attempt a shot under the hoop Tuesday night at Summit. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Ruth Burleigh, 92, was the first woman to serve as mayor of Bend in 1978 and served a second one-year term again in 1981. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
LEFT: Ruth Burleigh, 92, was the first woman to serve as mayor of Bend in 1978 and served a second one-year term again in 1981. ABOVE: Burleigh received this plaque for her time as a Bend city official. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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Ruth Burleigh, 92, holds a newspaper clipping and a plaque from her time as a Bend city councilor from 1974-1986 and mayor in 1978 and 1981. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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Ruth Burleigh, 92, was the first woman to serve as mayor of Bend in 1978 and served a second one-year term again in 1981. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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