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Utah is one of the most ATV- and UTV-friendly states in the country. That’s probably why it plays home to more jamborees and rallies than any other state. Starting in April, you can easily find a rally going on somewhere in the state just about every month all the way through September. The event celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2012, making it one of the largest and longest running jamborees in the state. Taking place in September means comfortable temperatures and beautiful fall colors as the leaves begin to change. The Jamboree boasts nearly 60 guided trail rides through the Paiute and Great Western trial systems in central Utah. In addition to trail riding, event goers are treated to several catered dinners, desert socials, a raffle and even an ATV Rodeo. This year organizers will be raffling off a utility ATV to one lucky event goer. All that fun, food and excitement – as well as a chance to win a brand new – ATV for just $100!
Dan Varcoe
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Friday May 1st marks the beginning of Wildfire Awareness Month in Oregon and May 2nd marks Wildfire Community Preparedness Day in Deschutes County. Across the state and in Deschutes County, fire departments and organizations are encouraging residents to learn about living in Fire Adapted Communities and take steps to reduce the threat of wildfire destroying lives and homes. Central Oregon residents will get a jump on this valuable campaign when they bring their flammable yard debris to area collections sites for FREE beginning Friday, May 1st! Continue reading
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Work to begin on 1st Street Project
The contractor plans to start constructing sidewalks along 1st Street, Reed Road and US 97 beginning the week of April 20. During the next few months, most work will occur along the sides of the highway and local streets. However, occasional lanes closures will be required and traffic will be controlled by flaggers. Please drive carefully through the construction zone. Continue reading
Central Oregon Youth Conservation Corps Crew Leader ensures the safety, productivity, and cohesion of COYCC youth (ages 16-18) summer crews. Crew Leaders are responsible for coordinating and implementing a variety of environmental field-based projects on US Forest Service lands using standard industry tools and methods. Crew leaders are responsible for training, supervising and mentoring young adults from a wide variety of backgrounds, while completing projects to a high standard of quality. One week intensive training provided. Please go to http://www.heartoforegon.org/jobs.htm for more information.
Laminated Beam was set and roof structure continues in January as Cohort#4 moves toward completion of the Ford Family Foundation Leadership’s Community project. Over the past five years, four different cohorts (over 100 residents) have been trained in community leadership. Projects include street lights along Huntington Rd, playgrounds and parks, Welcome and Event Signage, a beautiful fountain in the center of Heritage Park and now La Pine’s first functional restroom facility on Huntington Road, that will offer hospitality to tourists and locals alike.
