Three hurt in two-car crash on Baker-Knott Rd. overpass
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Three people go to hospital, one is admitted after nearly head-on crash of two cars on the Baker-Knott Rd. overpass of Hwy. 97.
Drownings prompt Pringle Falls log jam removal
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Months after two people drowned at a log jam on the Deschutes River, officials take action to remove the logs and reduce the threat.
McCain says he’s still confident of victory
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Answering question from NewsChannel 21, GOP presidential candidate John McCain says he's not sure why he's behind in Northwest.
One Bend Safeway stabbing victim critical; other fair
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Suspect tracked to home east of Bend, surrenders two-plus hours after stabbing of two employees at Bend's Eastside Safeway.
Seizure, stop sign play role in Bend-area crashes
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Pickup's driver has seizure, causing it to crash into SUV, box trailer at NE Bend shopping center; hours later, two vehicles collide on Hwy. 20 east of Bend.
Drug-sniffing K-9 to join Redmond police force
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Redmond Police just got a grant to add a K-9 unit, another drug-sniffing dog to help Central Oregon police in their fight against drugs.
Bend residents help in ’sneaker wave’ rescue
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Mother says she's thankful Bend residents went into surf to save her and family members after'sneaker wave,' though tragedy wasn't avoided.
Bend’s Marshall High on state safety ‘watch list’
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State officials put Bend's Marshall High School on safety 'watch list' over five expulsion; principal calls it unfair label.
Smith-Merkley race draws national attention
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It's the one race that could be hotter than the race for the Oval Office, at least here in Oregon, as Democrat Jeff Merkley tries to knock off Sen. Gordon Smith.
Small bites
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Tomo Japanese Restaurant and sushi bar opened Tuesday on South Third Street in Bend. It has taken over the space near Murphy Road formerly occupied by the south-side SOBA, which closed in July for “remodeling.” In addition to nigiri and maki sushi, the cafe offers bento meals and noodle dishes. Proprietors Howie and Di Long also own other area Asian restaurants, including SOBA, Szechuan and BaBa. Open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Saturday. 61160 S. U.S. Highway 97, Bend; 541-330-6844.