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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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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The City of Bend is seeking feedback on two potential sites for its one-time UGB expansion
The City of Bend’s David Abbas shares how new upgrades, with the City’s Transportation Fee, will improve winter operations
$250 payments aim to encourage more defensible space projects in vulnerable communities
Bend Park & Rec’s winter sports and programs registration starts Monday at 6am
Bend City Council discussed future electrification policy amid recommendations from climate committees and coalitions
The temporary library in Redmond will halt operations in advance of the opening of the new Redmond Library
New technology at the resort uses photo comparison to help identify illegal pass sharing
By: Jennifer Baires
The head of Bend’s Private Development Engineering Division stepped down after residents in a southeast Bend subdivision questioned her involvement with a proposed development in the neighborhood
Mayor Kebler talks about City accomplishment and plans for the new year
Downtown business owner and outgoing City Councilor Tobias Colvin talks Council accomplishments and Redmond growth
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