Michael Kohn is a Public Lands and Environment Reporter at The Bulletin. He covers a range of topics including climate change, energy policy, and sustainable agriculture, with a focus on the intersection of environmental issues and public lands. Michael's work has been featured in several publications, including the Blue Mountain Eagle, The Oregonian, and Raw Story.
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Based on Michael Kohn's coverage attributes, he focuses primarily on local government announcements and events in the Bend, Oregon area. His themes covered include education, family & relationships, agriculture & farming, and pets.
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Construction is now fully underway on the final phase of the Wilson Avenue Corridor Project in Bend,
By: Michael Kohn
Thunderstorms capable of producing damaging winds, large hail and possible flash flooding moved acro
By: Michael Kohn
Severe thunderstorms that lashed much of Central Oregon on Thursday produced record rainfall, hundreds of lightning strikes and strong wind gusts, rattling nerves for commuters during the evening rush hour.
By: Michael Kohn
On his ranch outside Terrebonne, Ashanti Samuels watched a dozen or so cows as they edged closer, their ears twitching as a small dog with a black and white pattern darted nearby. One of the bulls lowered its head, studying the unfamiliar, furry visitor.
Firefighters with the Deschutes National Forest are burning seven acres of forest south of Bend on Monday as part of a training exercise.
By: Michael Kohn
Deschutes County residents in La Pine, Redmond and Sisters will be able to dispose of yard debris for free during FireFree collection days beginning June 5.
By: Michael Kohn
Deschutes County residents in La Pine, Redmond and Sisters will be able to dispose of yard debris for free during FireFree collection days beginning June 5. The annual wildfire-prevention event […]
By: Michael Kohn
Chainsaw crews could begin fanning out across thousands of acres of Central Oregon sagebrush country
By: Michael Kohn
Amateur archaeologists, history buffs and families interested in Oregon’s past can explore the state’s cultural heritage at the 14th annual Archaeology Roadshow. This year’s free event focuses on “The Archaeology […]
Recreation riders in Central Oregon should plan ahead this weekend as portions of the Millican Plateau OHV Trail System
