Julianna Lafollette is a Calendar Editor and Reporter for The Source Weekly and The Click News, with a focus on local news in Bend, Oregon. She covers a wide range of topics including city government, development projects, community events, and issues affecting the residents of Central Oregon.
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Bend, United States (Local)
Julianna's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to city development, community projects, recreation, and housing in the Bend area of Oregon. She frequently reports on government announcements and press releases.
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Proposed rule changes would restrict vehicle camping near residential dwellings By Julianna LaFollette
The airport expansion project, expected to start next summer, will address increased demands By Julianna LaFollette
Starting Sept. 1, counties can began diverting individuals to drug treatment. Law enforcement training on the issue is still forthcoming. By Julianna LaFollette
A list of candidates in the local races in the general election By Julianna LaFollette
Two growing fires in Deschutes County cause closures, evacuation notices at ski/bike area, and near Pine Mountain By Julianna LaFollette
A free event offers hair styling for kids of color in Bend By Julianna LaFollette
City and County officials will establish a temporary safe area for houseless residents north of Bend, increasing services By Julianna LaFollette
W hile those who frequent the mountain still have a few months till the start of the season, some upcoming after-mountain happy hour deals can give people yet another thing to look forward to. After a day on the mountain, an occasional trip to a local watering hole or restaurant can be a great way to continue the fun. We compiled a list of three options for après ski deals that are hard to pass up.
Find fun, creative beverages at these local happy hours for the ideal night on the town By Julianna LaFollette
Hundreds of houseless people live on the edge of Bend. Now, the City and County plan to close off access to most of the land. By Julianna LaFollette and Jennifer Baires
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