Celebrate Sprint at Worrell Wayside
Come celebrate the first day of Spring and Spring Forward to Save Worrell Wayside. Friends of Worrell Wayside Park are hosting an event on Sunday, March 20th to bring awareness …
RWNA is a neighborhood located in the heart of Bend, Oregon. We have a diverse mixture of businesses and residences. Our mission is to protect and enhance our neighborhood.
The board feels it is essential to provide a platform for the sharing of thoughts on hot topics. Members can submit (brief) statements about a listed hot topic and /or suggest a new hot topic. Polling will be used to gauge how the membership feels about a topic.
Come celebrate the first day of Spring and Spring Forward to Save Worrell Wayside. Friends of Worrell Wayside Park are hosting an event on Sunday, March 20th to bring awareness …
We’ll be hosting our annual general meeting virtually on Thursday, February 24th from 7 to 8 p.m. Our General Meeting will provide an overview of a number of topics that …
The Transportation Bond Oversight Committee presented its 5-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) recommendation to the Bend City Council during a work session Wednesday. The oversight committee’s role is to advise on the …
At their November 3rd, 2021 meeting, City Councilors supported a scope of work to design and operate outdoor shelters (also referred to as “managed camps”) that are intended to provide …
As you may know, the Transportation Bond Oversight Committee (TBOC) has been meeting to prioritize General Obligation (GO) Bond projects over the next 5 years. Councilor Kebler and Transportation Engineer …
Thank you to our friends at the Old Farm District Neighborhood association who put together this synopsis of the proposed changes and were generous enough to allow us to re-post …
The Bend City Council approved amendments to the Bend Development Code and the Bend Comprehensive Plan that will implement House Bill (HB) 2001. The updated code will go into effect in November 5, 2021. Housing …
This Thursday, August 12th @ 7 p.m., we will be hosting our annual Summer Meeting. Come join us via Zoom for an update on the Newport Corridor Project, and speakers …
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