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Also on today's calendar: Forest Bathing and 5 more events.
Today's riddle: What do sweet potatoes wear to bed? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Spectators sue Sisters Rodeo two years after bull named ‘Party Bus' jumped arena fence into crowd (ktvz.com) — Two spectators injured when a bull jumped the fence at Sisters Rodeo two summers ago are now suing the rodeo and its livestock contractor for more than $11 million. The complaints describe serious trampling injuries and allege the rodeo later profited from the bull’s notoriety, while the contractor argues the Sisters Rodeo Association bears primary responsibility and the association has not commented.
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2. Sisters Rodeo provides much-needed business boost after rough tourism year (centraloregondaily.com) — Sisters businesses are banking on this week’s Sisters Rodeo to bring a major surge of visitors and spending after a tough stretch of wildfires, smoke and low-snow winters. Shop owners describe packed lines, strong sales and a much-needed upbeat vibe, while the local business association works to spread events beyond summer so merchants aren’t relying on just a few big weekends.
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3. Meet the ticket team leader keeping Sisters Rodeo running smoothly for sold-out crowds (centraloregondaily.com) — As sold-out crowds stream into this week’s Sisters Rodeo, longtime ticket manager Jeri Buckmann and her volunteer team are working behind the scenes to keep entry lines moving and visitors happy. Buckmann, involved since 1999, says connecting with first-time buyers and rodeo regulars alike is what makes this “Biggest Little Show in the World” feel like a way of life.
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4. Safety Group Urges Awareness After Recent Child Vehicle Tragedies (southernmarylandchronicle.com) — A national child-safety group is sounding the alarm after ten young children, including a 6-year-old in Sisters, were killed in backover and frontover vehicle incidents in just 18 days. The organization warns that larger SUVs and trucks create dangerous blind zones and urges families to use simple steps like walking around vehicles, closely supervising kids, and securing doors to prevent similar heartbreak.
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