Bend leaps, again, at chance to add housing land. Will other Oregon cities follow suit?
The median Bend home costs more than $700,000. Local officials and developers are going in search of more land to build on.
The Family Handyman on MSN8d
How to Buy Land: A Step-by-Step Guide
Let’s walk through the steps so when you decide to buy land, you can do so with clarity and confidence. Some of the best ways ...
The Bulletin7dOpinion
Guest column: It's 'A Mule Deer’s Life'
I brought my bike to a screeching halt to watch three fawns nibbling on bitterbrush while their mothers stood by attentively.
Business Matters3d
Cheating 9 to 5: 13 Better Income Options
On average, users can earn between $50 to $100 per month by allowing anonymous data sharing. However, those who invest in ...
Center for Biological Diversity3mon
California Lawsuit Challenges Seaside’s Destructive General Plan
SEASIDE, Calif.— The Center for Biological Diversity and LandWatch Monterey County sued the city of Seaside on Thursday for approving a general plan update that failed to fully consider the ...
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Oregon Cities Debate Expanding Boundaries
A recent bill allows cities to apply for a one-time expansion to Oregon’s historic urban growth boundaries, which limit ...
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Oregon Wildlife Federation promotes three wildlife crossing projects, one on Hwy. 20 in Central Oregon
It featured OWF Executive Director Tim Greseth, 6Ranch Owner and Wallowa County Coalition member Liza Jane McAlister, Central Oregon LandWatch Wild Lands & Water Program Director Jeremy Austin ...
The Bulletin27d
Guest Column: Raising the price of irrigation water should encourage conservation
Do you have a point you’d like to make or an issue you feel strongly about? Submit a letter to the editor or a guest column. In the Deschutes Basin, wildlife species are blinking out and north ...