Mt. Bachelor’s target opening date of Nov. 28 will be delayed if the pattern of no snow continues. Find out more here.

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The City of Bend is looking into the possibility of constructing a vehicle bridge over the Deschutes River somewhere in Southwest Bend. Find out more about it here.

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Currently, 6-8 trains per day stop traffic to cross Reed Market Road. The City of Bend has released their latest designs for a new railroad bridge and pedestrian tunnel. Learn more about it here.

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The full moon on Nov. 5 will bring king tide season back to the Oregon coast. Learn more here.

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A fungus that infects bat populations has been collected at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park on the coast, potentially putting bat populations in Bend at-risk. Learn more here.

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Jia Asian Street Kitchen in Bend has introduced the area’s first ‘robot server’. Find out more here.

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The No Tax Oregon campaign seeks to go against the recent gas tax, payroll tax and vehicle fee increase to voters. Learn more about it here.

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The Bend City Council is having discussions regarding the utilization of funding to address traffic at Empire Avenue. Read more about it here.

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Senator Anthony Broadman has guaranteed a $4M loan for a new affordable housing development in Bend. Learn more here.

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Next week, the City Club of Central Oregon will host a community forum, “The High Desert Goes Low Impact,” where local and regional experts will discuss climate change in the High Desert. Find out more here.

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