A medium original Yumm! Bowl with brown rice, black beans, Yumm! Sauce, cilantro, black olives, tomatoes, salsa and extra avocado. (Brian McElhiney/The Bulletin)
A medium original Yumm! Bowl with brown rice, black beans, Yumm! Sauce, cilantro, black olives, tomatoes, salsa and extra avocado. (Brian McElhiney/The Bulletin)
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Bulletin outdoors writer Mark Morical rides through a rocky section of trail while riding the Radlands in Redmond. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin file photo)
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Turkey Everest (David Jasper / The Bulletin)
Turkey Everest (David Jasper/The Bulletin)
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Fort Rock offers a unique place to hike. (Mark Morical/Bulletin file photo)
Fort Rock offers a unique place to hike. (Mark Morical/Bulletin file photo)
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Fans cheer as band performs at the Les Schwab Amphitheater in Bend. (Bulletin file photo)
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Alabama Shakes performs in concert at the Les Schwab Amphitheater in Bend.
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Concertgoers watch a performance at the Les Schwab Amphitheater in Bend. (Bulletin file photo)
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Music fans listen to a bass player at the Newberry Event Music & Arts Festival. (Bulletin file photo)
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Music fans enjoy music at Les Schwab Amphitheater. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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Fans cheer as a band performs at the Les Schwab Amphitheater in Bend. (Joe Kline / The Bulletin)
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Jackson’s Corner offers tasty juice flavored bottled apple cider vinegars. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
Jackson’s Corner offers tasty juice-flavored bottled apple cider vinegars. ABOVE: Spork offers a house-made drinking vinegar along with Som Vinegars from Pok Pok in Portland. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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Sign at Navidi’s Olive Olis and Vinegars touts the health benefits of balsamic vinegar. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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Spork offers a housemade drinking vinegar along with Som Vinegars from Pok Pok in Portland. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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Flavored balsamic vinegars at Navidi's Olive Oils and Vinegars are available for tasting alone or with New Basin spirits. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
Flavored balsamic vinegars at Navidi’s Olive Oils and Vinegars are available for tasting alone or with New Basin spirits.
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Market of Choice offers bottles of apple cider vinegar health elixirs. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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A truck dumps waste at Knott Landfill on June 27. (Bulletin file photo)
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Kindergartners walk through the hall at Seven Peaks School in 2015. (Bulletin file photo)
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Wildfire in Central Oregon. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin file photo)
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Howard Friedman, board president and volunteer at Bethlehem Inn, works on preparing dozens of potatoes for the oven while making dinner for residents at Bethlehem Inn on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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A play area for children staying in the family unit at Bethlehem Inn on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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A sign hanging in the intake area showing the current number of residents staying at Bethlehem Inn on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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The singles building, foreground, of Bethlehem Inn in Bend on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
Above, the singles building, foreground, of the new Bethlehem Inn in Bend on Wednesday. A ribbon-cutting is set for Thursday.
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A photo of the former Bethlehem Inn facility that was converted out of a old motel building. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
A photo of the former Bethlehem Inn facility that was converted out of an old motel building. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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One of the family units at Bethlehem Inn in Bend on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
Howard Friedman, board president and volunteer at Bethlehem Inn, organizes ingredients in the kitchen’s walk-in refrigerator Wednesday. “Not only is it easier to prepare food here — we have an amazing array of food to work with,” he said.
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