Too young to be marketed by Thanksgiving, these toms will become Christmas dinners. They are just a few of the 240,000 turkeys raised annually at Mountain Park Farms, south of Redmond. In another two weeks they will average about 25 pounds in weight. (Spokesman file photo)
Too young to be marketed by Thanksgiving, these toms will become Christmas dinners. They are just a few of the 240,000 turkeys raised annually at Mountain Park Farms, south of Redmond. In another two weeks they will average about 25 pounds in weight. (Spokesman file photo)
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Tim Westcott, owner of Salon Rennaissance, shows off chairs in the salon's Relaxation Room. Along with massage chairs that work from head to toe, the room features space-age ambiance and spa music. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
Tim Westcott, owner of Salon Rennaissance, shows off chairs in the salon’s Relaxation Room. Along with massage chairs, the room features space-age ambiance and spa music. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Tim Westcott, owner of Salon Rennaissance, said he put in more than 1,000 lights on the ceiling of the salon's Relaxation Room. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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The Salon Rennaissance Relaxation Room has two massage chairs in Redmond. The Sisters location has five chairs and a more elaborate display. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
The Salon Rennaissance Relaxation Room has two massage chairs in Redmond. The Sisters location has five chairs and a more elaborate display. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Tim Westcott, owner of Salon Rennaissance, shows off chairs in the salon's Relaxation Room. Along with massage chairs that work from head to toe, the room features space-age ambiance and spa music. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Dick Robertson shows off plans for his Klamath Falls taphouse and food truck business. This one will be called General Duffy's Flightline in honor of the nearby air base. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
Dick Robertson shows off plans for his Klamath Falls taphouse and food truck business. This one will be called General Duffy’s Flightline in honor of the nearby air base. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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The bar at General Duffy's Waterhole features 20 taps and also serves ice cream. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
The bar at General Duffy’s Waterhole features 20 taps and also serves ice cream. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photos)
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General Duffy's Waterhole features a pet friendly outdoor seating area. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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General Duffy's Waterhole plans to add a new food cart to replace one that is leaving this month. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
General Duffy’s Waterhole plans to add a new food cart to replace one that is leaving this month.
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Owners plan to build the second General Duffy's location in Klamath Falls larger than the Redmond taphouse. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Children have decorated the patio at General Duffy's Waterhole with chalk drawings. The business promotes a family friendly environment. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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A tent at General Duffy's Waterholeplays host to events into the winter months. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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General Duffy's Waterhole owners Susan and Dick Robertson pose in front of General Duffy, the namesake elk for the taphouse. They have plans to expand the Redmond facility, while adding a location in Klamath Falls. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
General Duffy’s Waterhole owners Susan and Dick Robertson pose in front of General Duffy, the namesake elk for the taphouse. They have plans to expand the Redmond facility, while adding a location in Klamath Falls.
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Along with typical food carts, General Duffy's Waterhole brings in seasonal items like coffee or snow cones. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Redmond's Brendan Powell (21) runs toward the end zone to score during the first quarter Sept. 20 against North Eugene. Powell was a first-team all-league pick for Redmond. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin file photo)
Redmond’s Brendan Powell (21) runs toward the end zone to score during the first quarter Sept. 20 against North Eugene. Powell was a first-team all-league pick for Redmond.
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Ridgeview's Josh Biever (4) returns a kick for a touchdown during the second quarter Sept. 6 against Crook County. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photo)
Ridgeview’s Josh Biever (4) returns a kick for a touchdown during the second quarter Sept. 6 against Crook County. (Ryan Brennecke/Bulletin photos)
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Emilee Lindquist, 9, of Redmond, browses through Christmas tree ornaments during the Snowflake Boutique in 2014 at the Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center. (Colby Brown/Spokesman file photo)
Emilee Lindquist, then 9, of Redmond, browses through ornaments during the Snowflake Boutique in 2014 at the Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center. (Spokesman file photo)
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Patience and understanding are needed by cadet teachers while working with younger students in elementary schools. Here Joan Atkinson (left) helps two girls in the first grade at M.A. Lynch School with their reading. She is one of a number of high school seniors enrolled in the teacher’s aide program. (Spokesman file photo)
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Stan Hiromoto, 69, hits the ball during a recent pickleball match at the Redmond Gymnastics Academy. The gym is becoming popular with players of the fast-growing sport. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
Stan Hiromoto, 69, hits the ball during a recent pickleball match at the Redmond Gymnastics Academy. The gym is becoming popular with players of the fast-growing sport. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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The Redmond Gymnastics Academy could add a second pickleball court if the sport picks up there. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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The Redmond Gymnastics Academy offers year-round pickleball. The garage door can be opened for play in warmer months. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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The Nov. 11 Veterans Day parade included a group wearing American military uniforms from Revolutionary War era to present day. (Lydia Valenti/Redmond Spokesman)
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Redmond High School's marching band performing "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" in the Nov. 11 Veterans Day parade. (Lydia Valenti/Redmond Spokesman)
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