Gov. Kate Brown conducts a ceremonial bill signing of 'Kaylee’s Law' at the Deschutes County Courthouse in Bend on Thursday, July 18, 2019. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
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Terrebonne Depot's seasonal salad features yellow beets, pecans and oranges. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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The empty offices of The Broadside on the Central Oregon Community College Bend campus in July 2018. The Broadside was shut down by COCC administration, but will now operate as an online-only publication. (Jackson Hogan/Bulletin file photo)
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In this March 18, 2014, file photo, a moose chews on vegetation above Hauser Lake near Post Falls, Idaho. Moose are one of the West's most majestic animals and a once-in-a-lifetime hunting opportunity. But Idaho moose are under threat. In February 2019, Idaho Fish and Game drastically cut the number of moose tags because of population declines across the state. (Kathy Plonka/The Spokesman-Review via AP, File)
A moose chews on vegetation above Hauser Lake near Post Falls, Idaho. In February, Idaho Fish and Game drastically cut the number of moose tags because of population declines across the state. (Kathy Plonka/The Spokesman-Review via AP, File)
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Richard Fellers jumps his horse Ninou 2 during the High Desert Classics horse show Thursday at J Bar J Boy's Ranch in Bend. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
Richard Fellers jumps his horse Ninou 2 during the High Desert Classics horse show Thursday at J Bar J Boy’s Ranch in Bend. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
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An overview of the unfinished sewer treatment plant in Bend on Jan. 24. 2017 (Andy Tullis/Bulletin file photo)
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A large rainbow trout caught on Crane Prairie Reservoir. (Mark Morical / The Bulletin)
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A paddleboarder finishes an outing on Elk Lake, with Mount Bachelor in the background. (Mark Morical/Bulletin file photo)
A paddleboarder finishes an outing on Elk Lake, with Mount Bachelor in the background. (Mark Morical/Bulletin file photo)
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Consumer Cellular CEO John Marick cuts the ribbon July 9 at his company's Redmond call center, which recently underwent a $2 million renovation. The Portland company plans to hire hundreds of new employees. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Tiffany Smith, site manager for Consumer Cellular's Redmond call center, speaks at a July 9 ribbon cutting for the facility, which recently underwent a $2 million renovation. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Mayor George Endicott, left, and his wife, City Councilor Krisanna Clark-Endicott, were among those to tour Consumer Cellular's Redmond call center at a July 9 ribbon cutting for the facility, which recently underwent a $2 million renovation. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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A workout room is among the employee perks at Consumer Cellular's Redmond call center, where pay starts at $15 an hour. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
A workout room, left, and a game room, right, are among the employee perks at Consumer Cellular’s Redmond call center, where pay starts at $15 an hour.
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An automated store is among the employee perks at Consumer Cellular's Redmond call center. Vendors restock the shelves each morning. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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The hallway at Consumer Cellular's Redmond call center features bright colors. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
ABOVE: Customer service representative Steve Leon shows off an employee game room at Consumer Cellular’s Redmond call center, which recently underwent a $2 million renovation. The Portland company plans to hire hundreds of new employees. BELOW: The hallway also features bright colors.
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Customer service representative Steve Leon shows off an employee game room at Consumer Cellular's Redmond call center, which recently underwent a $2 million renovation. The Portland company plans to hire hundreds of new employees. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Passengers get off an Alaska Airlines flight from Seattle, which landed at the Redmond Airport in 2018. (Bulletin file photo)
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Lin Peters rings up items for a customer as Kim Kressly places them in a paper bag while working together at Newport Market on Friday, July 5, 2019. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin file photo)
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Students at Bend Science Station’s Hogwarts Academy summer camp, from left, Annika Stimac, Jed Laiosa, Logan Wooden and Anthony Hadden practice their dragon’s breath using lycopodium powder during a Harry Potter-themed science camp in Bend on Tuesday, July 16, 2019 (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin Photo)
Students at Bend Science Station’s Hogwarts Academy summer camp — from left, Annika Stimac, Jed Laiosa, Logan Wooden and Anthony Hadden — practice their dragon’s breath using lycopodium powder during a Harry Potter-themed science camp in Bend on Tuesday.
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