For one? Everybody’s been stockpiling. “It’s been steady for the past several months,” said Jenae Ciecko, president of Copper Hill, which advises companies on how to minimize tariffs.

“Life hits you hard sometimes and you’re not ready for it and you end up out here,” said Chris Daggett, a third-generation Bend resident, who moved into the forest roughly eight years ago.

Chris Daggett, who lives in the forest, told KTVZ-TV this week that his family has been in Bend for several generations and that living in the forest doesn't make him or anyone else a bad person.

He helped Chris Daggett tow his trailer away over the weekend after Daggett’s truck broke down. Daggett and his partner Mandy Bryant are plaintiffs in the lawsuit against the Forest Service.

SEQUIM — Warm, beautiful weather Saturday made for some blisteringly fast times, especially in the 5K and helped create a little bit of history at the Sequim Railroad Bridge 5K/10K. For the first time ...

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