While the Bend City Council ultimately upheld the approval which enables OSU-Cascades to move forward with the 10 acre site, it did also thoughtfully consider the nature of its code requirements, resident concerns and OSU-Cascade’s efforts and suggestions and crafted conditions of approval to address potential impacts of the site in the area.
Mutt Masters Dog Show & Olympics includes dog competitions for all breeds, sizes and ages. Doggie vendors, prizes and more! 1545 SE 50th Street FMI 541-996-1274, 800-452-2151, or visit our website
Whitney Moulton Jazz Quartetat the Lincoln City Cultural Center. 7:00PM. Admission: $12 at door, $10 in advance. FMI 541-994-9994
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