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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A proposed $97.7 million bond hopes to continue renovations and upgrades to schools in Redmond By Julianna LaFollette
By: Julianna Lafollette
Redmond Mayor candidates discuss growth, water, cannabis and why they love Redmond
Recent increases in attorneys will improve conditions for those waiting for representation By Julianna LaFollette
By: Julianna Lafollette
The housing director of a defunct Deschutes County parolee housing program speaks out about issues that led to its closure and his lack of a final paycheck
County Commissioners disagree on project details, causing delays in a planned managed camp By Julianna LaFollette
Three sitting councilors running for re-election talk about Redmond issues and why the current council is effective
A sanctioned camp is set to move forward after officials come to an agreement
Grants and state funding helped a local nonprofit create new jobs and expand capacity in child care throughout Central Oregon
A new City of Bend program offers a free, pre-approved design plan to incentivize ADUs By Julianna LaFollette
Ballots may be among the mail officials say has been stolen from boxes in Central Oregon
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