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Vote for The Bulletin’s Athletes of the Week (Sept. 14-19) (opens the original)
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Here are the candidates for The Bulletin’s Athletes of the Week for Sept. 14-19 as nominated by local coaches and The Bulletin sports staff. Read about nominees and cast your vote for one boy athlete and one girl athlete at bendbulletin.com/sports. Girls Jessie Doorn, Summit volleyball: In two 3-0 sweeps of Ridgeview and Crook County last week, the senior s
Editor’s picks: Highlights in comedy, art, music and more Central Oregon events (opens the original)
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Comedy at Yokocho Izakaya Starting at 8 p.m. Thursday, Bits N Skits Productions will host its opening comedy night at Yokocho Izakaya Japanese restaurant, 1900 NE Division St. Hosted by Ella Terese, who’s been performing for about a year, the evening features comedians Courtney Stevens and Gina Marie Christopher, and the headliner, Tylor Jones. According to the <a href="https://www.bendticket.com/e
Mt. Bachelor sets Dec. 4 as opening date (opens the original)
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While the snow has since melted, early snowfall and persistent clouds at Mt. Bachelor indicate the start of an earlier snow season than last year. The targeted opening date for winter operations is Dec. 4, according to John Merriman, Mt. Bachelor President and General Manager. Last season, Mt. Bachelor opened Dec. 23, while the year before that it opened in mid-November — the earliest the resort will start
Judge grants OSU’s Wells, Patterson preliminary injunction vs. NCAA (opens the original)
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Benton County Circuit Court’s ruling keeps pair of Beavers with Oregon State football team through at least October 27 CORVALLIS— An Oregon judge granted Oregon State football players Jaheim Patterson and Van Wells a preliminary injunction Tuesday, allowing the pair to continue playing for the Beavers this season. Patterson and Wells sued the NCAA for a fifth year of elig
Total Chaos, Goodbye June and more rock shows ahead in Bend (opens the original)
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Rock ‘n’ roll bands abound in Bend this week. Here’s a roundup of where they’re playing and when: Heads up, punks! On Friday, the California punk band Total Chaos will play the Domino Room (51 NW Greenwood Ave., Bend), with locals The Slappy’s and Idiocentric opening. This is punk rock at its purest, all fast and fist-pumping and politically charged, with catchy riffs and catchy choruse
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