Zack Demars, The Bulletin

Zack Demars

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Bend, OR, United States

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Past articles by Zack:

As the region grows, no housing type is a silver bullet

And as anyone who’s looked for a new place to live can tell you, not every place is right for every person. → Read More

2022 was a news-filled year in Central Oregon. Here are the year's top stories

There was no shortage of news in 2022. → Read More

Most Oregonians think some shelter should be guaranteed, survey finds

Most Oregonians agree that shelter should be guaranteed, but they don’t always agree on how to make that a reality. → Read More

Once on Hunnell Road, family now lives among the junipers

For Rejena Wenciker, the “Fishbowl” at Juniper Ridge offers a sense of relative safety. → Read More

Fixes to aging infrastructure have major impact on drought, groundwater supply

Hundreds of miles of canals fill with water for delivery to farmers across Central Oregon every summer. → Read More

Rent increase, child care cutback bite Bend family

Carol Gilbert’s family of four has been feeling the bite of rising prices on many fronts. → Read More

Republican candidates for governor face off in Bend in first TV debate

Republican voters Thursday got another taste of the choices they face on their primary ballot in May. → Read More

Redmond facility to house homeless youth, families in crisis

An old house in Redmond could soon see new life sheltering youth and families in crisis. → Read More

No child care slots, Central Oregon mom instead finds flexible employer

Kristen Ramirez turned down six job offers before she found one that let her take care of her children. → Read More

Central Oregon parents partner with churches to form child care nonprofit

Casey Lamont knew there had to be other parents out there like her. → Read More

Homeless Redmond woman unlearns bias

Heather Fluke used to tell homeless people to move along as part of her job. → Read More

Redmond youth homeless prevention to be bolstered by state grant

Youth on the brink of homelessness in Redmond have new resources to stay housed on the horizon. → Read More

Bend’s top 10 most common traffic tickets

Bend police have issued more than 6,000 tickets this year, and most of them have gone to drivers. → Read More

Mt. Bachelor opening delayed again as bare slopes mean growing anticipation

With sunny days this fall, patience is a virtue for Central Oregon skiers. → Read More

Afghanistan vets feel anger, hope as 20 years of war come to end

Logan Wheeler knew coalition forces had “mortally wounded” the Taliban by pushing them out of Afghanistan’s Panjwai district. → Read More

Report: State needs $150 million or more for homeless youth

Oregon needs at least $150 million to support and house its homeless youth, state officials said Friday. A report from the Oregon Department of Human Services highlighted the significant needs → Read More

New Highway 97 lanes near Sunriver on track, ODOT says

A big shift is in store in the coming months for drivers on U.S. Highway 97 near Sunriver. → Read More

Bend kayaker presumed drowned after weekend search effort

A 28-year-old Bend man is presumed drowned after three days of searches on the Deschutes River. → Read More

Bend police arrest two in Aug. 2020 double homicide

Bend Police on Friday arrested two men they suspect of committing a double murder in August 2020. → Read More

Honor Flight returns to Redmond

Two dozen Central Oregon veterans got a hero's welcome over the weekend. → Read More