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Central Oregon Job Rate (opens the original)
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Unemployment rates showed little movement across Central Oregon in August. The Bend metro area held at five percent, slightly below last year’s five-point-one percent. Deschutes County stayed at four-point-eight percent, while Crook County remained at six percent. Jefferson County held at five-point-six percent, down from six percent a year ago. Public-sector hiring helped offset private-sector losses in several industries.
Home Wildfire Assessment (opens the original)
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Bend Fire and Rescue is making it easier for residents to prepare for wildfire season with a new online assessment tool. Homeowners can request a free wildfire risk home assessment through Fire Aside, then receive personalized recommendations for defensible space and home hardening. The platform also lets residents track completed mitigation work over time. Requests are available at bend Oregon dot gov slash own your zone.
Three Sisters Rescue (opens the original)
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A Silverton woman was rescued after becoming hypothermic on a hike in the Three Sisters Wilderness, Wednesday. Deschutes County 911 received an alert from a Garmin SOS device near Golden Lake. Search and Rescue volunteers responded and hiked more than six miles through high winds, rain and snow, finding the 56-year-old after about five hours. They gave her dry clothes and warm blankets, and helped her walk back to the trailhead. She was able to drive herself into town to rest and recover.
Fire Restrictions...Still (opens the original)
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Posted About A Week Ago by Eric Fox Extreme fire danger continues across Central Oregon, with Stage 2 public use restrictions still in place. Anyone heading into areas affected by recent fires is urged to plan ahead, monitor changing weather, and obey all posted signs. Forest Service spokesperson Kaitlyn Webb says reopened burn areas, including Akawa Butte, may look accessible, but hazards remain. She says people can return, “but if you are going to enter the burned area, you should definitely d
CODE Bust in Sisters (opens the original)
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A Bend man is in the Deschutes County Jail after a traffic stop near Sisters led to a fentanyl seizure. Central Oregon Drug Enforcement detectives say they had been investigating 46-year-old Jeremy Boggs the past month, suspecting he was selling illegal narcotics. Deputies stopped Boggs on a motorcycle around 11 p.m. Wednesday at Highway 20 and Indian Ford Road. Investigators say he gave a false name and had a felony parole warrant. Boggs was arrested on drug, false information, and parole viola
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