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The Lodge Retirement Community: A New Chapter in the Heart of Sisters
(Photo courtesy of The Lodge Retirement Community) There’s something special about Sisters. Mountain views, friendly faces, local businesses, and the feeling of being part of a close-knit community make it a wonderful place to call home. Just a short walk from downtown, The Lodge Retirement Community offers that same...
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Kohr Explores: Durant Olive Mill ‘pressing’ into another year of Olio Nuovo
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – An annual celebration of Oregon’s finest olive oil is coming to Dayton as the Olio Nuovo festival returns to Durant Olive Mill. Through the month of November, you can expect festivities surrounding the first pressings of Oregon-made olive oil, including facility tours, special dinners, guided tasting and much more. Kohr Harlan […]
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COCC to break ground next week on $8 million Manufacturing Center makeover in Redmond
REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Central Oregon Community College is holding a groundbreaking ceremony next week at the Redmond campus for its transformative manufacturing center expansion and remodel. The event will take place from 4:30-5:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 2. College President Greg Pereira, college staff, students and local industry partners will gather to commemorate the The post COCC to break ground next week on $8 million Manufacturing Center makeover in Redmond appeared first on KTVZ .
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KWSO Tuesday Morning News: Warm Springs Geothermal Funding, Youth Sports Pass Opens, Bend School Recovery, and Regional Updates
A decades-long push to develop geothermal energy beneath the Warm Springs Reservation is moving forward following a major federal funding announcement. According to reporting by Tribal Business News, the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs were selected for approximately 2.5 million dollars from the U.S. Department of Energy to assess subsurface resources for continuous baseload power generation. Cathy Ehli, executive director of Warm Springs Power and Water Enterprises, noted the tribe has evaluated geothermal potential since the 1990s and said the grant will define the project's scale while matching long-term energy priorities. The award, which remains subject to final contract negotiations, is part of a 125-million-dollar federal investment backing 63 tribal energy projects nationwide through the Office of Indian Energy.