Officials gather near the line of scrimmage to talk over a call during the football game between Sisters and Crook County on Friday night in Sisters. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
Officials gather near the line of scrimmage to talk over a call during the football game between Sisters and Crook County on Friday night in Sisters. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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The Central Oregon Community College Technology Education Center at its campus in Redmond, Oregon. (Bulletin file photo)
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Amanda La Bell, who is running for state representative in Oregon House District 54, talks with a group of her supporters before going door-to-door in a Bend neighborhood on Saturday, Sept 15, 2108. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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Amanda La Bell is running for state representative in Oregon House District 54. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
La Bell
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Oregon State University-Cascades freshmen write their names and add drawings to a chalk mural on the walkway outside Tykeson Hall on the Bend campus Monday. The chalk mural was one of a number of events scheduled for “Welcome Week,” which started Monday and continues through the first day of classes Thursday. (Joe Kline/Bulletin photo)
Oregon State University-Cascades freshmen write their names and add drawings to a chalk mural on the walkway outside Tykeson Hall on the Bend campus Monday. The chalk mural was one of a number of events scheduled for “Welcome Week,” which started Monday and continues through the first day of classes Thursday. (Joe Kline/Bulletin photo)
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CBD Fountain owner Suzy Hardy sits by some of her company's products in her work space in Bend on Friday. (Joe Kline/Bulletin photo)
(Joe Kline/Bulletin photo)
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Mirror Pond in Drake Park. (Joe Kline/Bulletin file photo)
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Former Chimps Inc. Executive Director Marla Meyer feeds one of the chimps at Chimps Inc. on Dec. 13, 2017, at the facility outside Tumalo. (Joe Kline/Bulletin photo)
Former Chimps Inc. Executive Director Marla Meyer, who is now the director of operations, feeds one of the chimps at Chimps Inc. in December at the facility outside Tumalo. (Joe Kline/Bulletin photo)
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Former Chimps Inc. Executive Director Marla Meyer demonstrates an enclosure locking procedure at Chimps Inc. on Dec. 13, 2017, at the facility outside Tumalo. (Joe Kline/Bulletin photo)
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Heidi Sausser, 37, of Bend is suing a local permanent makeup artist for $10,000, claiming the artist "botched" her eyebrows. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
Heidi Sausser, 37, of Bend, is suing a local permanent makeup artist for $10,000, saying the artist “botched” her eyebrows. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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The Lava City Roller Dolls, a roller derby team based out of Bend, train together during a practice bout at Cascade Indoor Sports in Bend on Tuesday. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
The Lava City Roller Dolls, a roller derby team based out of Bend, train together during a practice bout at Cascade Indoor Sports in Bend on Tuesday. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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Former Chimps Inc. Executive Director Marla Meyer feeds one of the chimps at Chimps Inc. on Dec. 13, 2017, at the facility outside Tumalo. (Joe Kline/Bulletin photo)
Former Chimps Inc. Executive Director Marla Meyer, who is now the director of operations, feeds one of the chimps at Chimps Inc. in December at the facility outside Tumalo. (Joe Kline/Bulletin photo)
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Former Chimps Inc. Executive Director Marla Meyer demonstrates an enclosure locking procedure at Chimps Inc. on Dec. 13, 2017, at the facility outside Tumalo. (Joe Kline/Bulletin photo)
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Heidi Sausser, 37, of Bend is suing a local permanent makeup artist for $10,000, claiming the artist "botched" her eyebrows. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
Heidi Sausser, 37, of Bend, is suing a local permanent makeup artist for $10,000, saying the artist “botched” her eyebrows. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
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The Lava City Roller Dolls, a roller derby team based out of Bend, train together during a practice bout at Cascade Indoor Sports in Bend on Tuesday. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
The Lava City Roller Dolls, a roller derby team based out of Bend, train together during a practice bout at Cascade Indoor Sports in Bend on Tuesday. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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Deschutes County administration building. (Bulletin file photo)
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Andy Tullis / The Bulletin Kristina Barragan, the regional coordinator for the Alzheimer’s Associaton’s Central Oregon office, watches as the people in her first Memories in the Making watercolor workshop paint pictures.
The Alzheimer’s Association’s Memories in the Making class takes place Tuesday at 1 p.m. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin file photo)
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(Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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Oregon Governor, Kate Brown, speaks to a group of people in Bend August 28, 2017. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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The late Gov. Vic Atiyeh, in undated photo. Atiyeh was the last Republican to win an election for governor, in 1982. He left office in 1987. (Bulletin file photo)
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Andy Tullis / The Bulletin Kristina Barragan, the regional coordinator for the Alzheimer’s Associaton’s Central Oregon office, watches as the people in her first Memories in the Making watercolor workshop paint pictures.
The Alzheimer’s Association’s Memories in the Making class takes place Tuesday at 1 p.m. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin file photo)
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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. (Jackson Hogan/Bulletin file photo)
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Oregon Governor, Kate Brown, speaks to a group of people in Bend August 28, 2017. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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