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A. Barron Bail is the Prineville District Manager for the Bureau of Land Management. He can be reached at either 416-6700 or by e-mail at: Alan_Barron_Bail@or.blm.gov
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Be patient with road delays this summer; construction will improve Oregon transportation
Working together
School District, Parks and Recreation District are working together for what’s best for Prineville
A closer look at the Prineville City Council
Through questionnaires, readers will see what makes each councilor different
A not-so-interesting report
Bill Gates can wait as long as he wants to release a new operating system
The swim and activity center would be an excellent addition to our community
The act of balancing the budget
The Patriot Act charade
The Patriot Act is an example of attention deficit democracy
New weapons in the War on Meth
Rep. Walden outlines efforts to combat the deadly drug
Schools for sale?
Community involvement will be critical in deciding the future of our schools
Budget? What budget?
President Bush’s proposed budget once again ignores the underprivileged
Making the transition
First community meeting revealed several desires for the Ochoco National Forest
What? No bodyguards?
Mayor’s job generates a variety of questions, issues
Get prepared!
Being prepared for disasters begins at home
The budget process: NEED vs. AFFORD
Crook County begins the annual budget process and determining what is needed and can be afforded
Destination resort development yields a mixed bag of impacts on schools
Resorts typically bring more students, and more money
Time to separate schools from the state?
It takes government to create a reading crisis
Serving patients and Saving dollars
Health plans are doing more to serve patients and save money
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