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)
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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)
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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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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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David, right, and Skip, of the Redmond Band of Brothers display the "Don't Tread on Me" banner on the group's parade float while preparing for the Nov. 11 Veterans Day parade. (Lydia Valenti/Redmond Spokesman)
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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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Ridgeview High students welcome veterans entering the school's annual Veterans Day assembly on Nov. 7. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
Ridgeview High students welcome veterans entering the school’s annual Veterans Day assembly on Nov. 7. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Redmond Mayor George Endicott, left, and Ridgeview High Principal Lee Loving embrace Nov. 7 after Endicott presented Loving with a Purple Heart tie to think him for the work he's done to honor veterans. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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The Band of Brothers color guard holds flags at Ridgeview High's annual Veterans Day assembly on Nov. 7. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Ridgeview High students welcome veterans and their famlies entering the school's annual Veterans Day assembly on Nov. 7. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Ridgeview High students and staff give a standing ovation to veterans entering the school's annual Veterans Day assembly on Nov. 7. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Library users line up to hear information about possible upgrades to the Redmond Library at a Nov. 7 meeting. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
Library users line up to hear information about possible upgrades to the Redmond Library at a Nov. 7 meeting. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Attendees were asked to share ideas about the future of the Redmond Library on paper at a Nov. 7 meeting. Some were upset about the possible moving out of the Friends Bookstore. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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(Bulletin file photo)
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Surrounded by Lava Bears, Scott Fairchild goes high to snag a pass from Wayne Hilgers the 1969 homecoming game. Cats topped Bears 30-24, their third straight victory over Bend. (Spokesman file photo)
Surrounded by Lava Bears, Scott Fairchild goes high to snag a pass from Wayne Hilgers the 1969 homecoming game. Cats topped Bears 30-24, their third straight victory over Bend. (Spokesman file photo)
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Allison Jordan holds her 19-month-old son Mason after a recent interview. Jordan is undergoing treatment for a skin condition. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
Allison Jordan holds her 19-month-old son Mason after a recent interview. Jordan is undergoing treatment for a skin condition. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Allison Jordan holds her 19-month-old son Mason after a recent interview. Jordan is undergoing treatment for a skin condition. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Seth Lewis Johnson, executive director of the Opportunity Foundation of Central Oregon, stands in front of a new coffee kiosk located outside the agency's Redmond thrift shop. The coffee shop will serve as another place for job training for adults with disabilities. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
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Along with a coffee kiosk, the Opportunity Foundation is expanding its Redmond thrift shop with a new building for higher-end antiques and books. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
Along with a coffee kiosk, the Opportunity Foundation is expanding its Redmond thrift shop with a new building for higher-end antiques and books.
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Seth Lewis Johnson, executive director of the Opportunity Foundation of Central Oregon, stands in front of a new coffee kiosk located outside the agency's Redmond thrift shop. The coffee shop will serve as another place for job training for adults with disabilities. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
Seth Lewis Johnson, executive director of the Opportunity Foundation of Central Oregon, stands in front of a new coffee kiosk located outside the agency’s Redmond thrift shop. The coffee shop will serve as another place for job training for adults with disabilities. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photos)
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Ridgeview volleyball players and staff celebrate Nov. 2 after defeating Parkrose and clinching a spot in the state tournament for the second consecutive season. (Geoff Folsom/Spokesman photo)
Ridgeview volleyball players and staff celebrate Nov. 2 after defeating Parkrose and clinching a spot in the state tournament for the second consecutive season.
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