We’re focused on this corridor and what to do to make it safer over the long haul." So, it’s within this corridor that’s well established you know, a lot of businesses along the way that have invested there.
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Murphy says a South 97 "reroute," like what opened more than a decade ago north of Highland, isn’t a realistic option, "We’re talking about making due with the situation that we have and how to make it move more smoothly. He says the South Redmond Corridor Project will address safety issues in the area, "People trying to take left turns, for example, across the median and into a business and, when you put the number of vehicles at 15,000 more than it used to be with that many more turning movements, it cries out for some kind of solution." The proposed design currently under consideration includes several new traffic signals, medians and U-turn opportunities on the highway, as well as roundabouts on Canal Blvd., which is expected to see increased traffic, as well. That increase and the potential for future growth necessitate a fix, according to Murphy.
"Twenty years ago, there were about 25,000 trips a day, call it at Veterans Way, in Redmond," says ODOT's Peter Murphy, "Today, there’s 40,000."
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REDMOND, OR - The City of Redmond is working with Oregon’s Department of Transportation to update Highway 97 between Highland (Highway 126) and the Yew Avenue exit. Historian Betsy Gaines Quammen will also discuss the takeover, as she digs into the spirituality of the land in the West, and the Bundy family, who was at the center of the occupation. But, hopefully some restoration and some continuing healing through bringing more visibility into those places." It’s not fully over it’s never over, right? Something like that has a long shelf-life and a long impact. "One of the pieces of the symphony that I think is going to be so powerful is that it is a really different view and some healing, and the communities there remain disrupted. TedX Bend organizer Moe Carrick says talking about the takeover in an artistic context, promotes healing. And, they became small motifs, which I began to stretch out into much larger motifs and suddenly I realized within the birds was the foundation of the whole symphony." And they thought Malheur is a magical and wonderful place, all by itself, and it would be wonderful if the public could get back to knowing this." Thomas tells KBND News he drew inspiration from animals at the refuge, "I started transcribing songs from many of Malheur’s more famous birds and began to notice they had little bits and pieces that were very useful bits of musical information, I guess. Local composer Chris Thomas will open the evening block of speakers with a presentation on his latest work, commissioned by the Central Oregon Symphony. "People around the country were hearing about Malheur for the first time in the context of occupiers terrorizing a small town. TED Talks focus on technology, entertainment and design, and are limited to 18 minutes each. TedX Bend takes place Saturday at Bend Senior High, with 12 people in the line-up. But it’s getting renewed attention in two local TED Talks. BEND, OR - It’s been over three years since the last occupier left the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, after dozens took over the Harney County facility in January 2016.
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