May 20-26, 2010

News

• Local News

  Controversial Land Use Cop Out in Bend

  Controversial Land Use Cop Out in Bend

  By The Source Staff

  May 20, 2010

  
• Local News

  Mt Bachelor Marketing Director Departs

  Mt Bachelor's marketing director Alex Kaufman has left the company in what he calls a mutual decision to separate.

  By The Source Staff

  May 25, 2010

  
• Local News

  Printemps: sure signs that it's spring in Central Oregon

  By The Source Staff

  May 19, 2010

  
• Local News

  Technobabble: fading further out of the electronic age

  By The Source Staff

  May 21, 2010

  
• Local News

  I'm Confessing: Floyd Landis comes clean and implicates others

  By The Source Staff

  May 21, 2010

  
• Local News

  Spring Fling: giving back at its best

  By The Source Staff

  May 23, 2010

  
• Local News

  Nice MTB Ride: Praising Peterson Ridge

  By The Source Staff

  May 25, 2010

  
• Local News

  Win Tickets to Tribal Seeds at the Domino Room Friday Night

  Win a pair of tix to see Tribal Seeds for free at Bend's Domino Room on 5/21.

  By The Source Staff

  May 20, 2010

  
• Local News

  Music For Dogs: 5 for Fido Tonight at Mountain's Edge

  Five local bands team up to play for dog causes.

  By The Source Staff

  May 21, 2010

  
• Local News

  Win the New Horse Feathers CD, "Thistled Spring"

  By The Source Staff

  May 22, 2010

  
• Local News

  Why The Feds Can't Identify "Jason Evers": Because he's a robot

  It really looks like the OLCC's Jason Evers is a robot.

  By The Source Staff

  May 24, 2010

  
• Local News

  Keep an Eye Out for Dark-Horse Dudley

  By The Source Staff

  May 19, 2010

  
• Local News

  All the News That Fits Their Agenda?

  By The Source Staff

  May 21, 2010

  
• Local News

  Deadbeats, Dudley's Dud and Jazz Heresy

  By The Source Staff

  May 23, 2010

  

Opinion

• Editorial

  Hot In Buffalo: Barack in the Rust Belt, Petroleum lube, Polanski's chalet and Dio dies

  The author has been sent on the road to discover a lost country formerly known as America.

  By Source Weekly

  May 19, 2010

  
• Editorial

  The Trolls Invade the Mountain

  The closing weekend at Mount Bachelor has become a pleasant Bend tradition - two days of fun, games and high spirits to celebrate the end of another ski/snowboard season and the beginning of another summer.

  By Source Weekly

  May 19, 2010

  
• Letters to the Editor

  The City Taj Mahal

  It was back in the heady boom days when Bend's duly elected officials found themselves faced with an offer that they couldn't refuse.

  By Source Weekly

  May 19, 2010

  
• Letters to the Editor

  How to Stop the Leak (And the Corruption)

  Letter to the Editor

  By Source Weekly

  May 19, 2010

  
• Letters to the Editor

  Art Is Not For the Taking

  Letter to the Editor

  By Source Weekly

  May 19, 2010

  
• Letters to the Editor

  Something About Obama

  Letter to the Editor

  By Source Weekly

  May 19, 2010

  

Culture

• Picks

  Our Picks for 5/19 - 6/3: Last Band Standing, Diego's Umbrella, Five for Fido, Tribal Seeds, Bend Bicycle Film Festival and more

  What to do in Central Oregon this week.

  By Source Weekly

  May 19, 2010

  
• Theater

  Drinkin' and Cussin': Local cast and crew take Lamppost Reunion live at McMenamins

  Plays about reunions, be they family, alumni, or with old friends, are somewhat of a theater staple. You almost know what's coming without having read the scripted laughter, crying, anger and sentimentality.

  By Bob Woodward

  May 19, 2010

  

Food & Drink

• Chow

  The Right Recipe: Third Thyme's a charm at FivePine

  With its warm hearth-like interior, Thyme's setting parallels its menu - bistro food that's comforting, rustic and modern.

  By Amy Belasen

  May 19, 2010

  
• Chow

  The Right Recipe: Third Thyme's a charm at FivePine

  With its warm hearth-like interior, Thyme's setting parallels its menu - bistro food that's comforting, rustic and modern.

  By Amy Belasen

  May 19, 2010

  

Screen

• Film

  Gladiator in Tights: Robin Hood is not the stuff of legends

  How many times and in how many mediums must we watch the saga of Robin Hood be botched? Among all the songs, movies, cartoons and TV shows, add one more with this boring one-note treatment of the band of not-so-merry men.

  By Morgan P Salvo

  May 19, 2010

  
• Film

  All Out of Love: Letters To Juliet is not funny or romantic, but it is a romantic comedy

  By Holly Grigg-Spall

  May 19, 2010

  
• Film Events

  System-Wide Shutdown

  As predicted last week, my underpants are full of crap.

  By Source Weekly

  May 19, 2010

  

Music

• Sound Stories & Interviews

  Tyler Fortier: This Love is fleeting

  Eugene-based singer/songwriter Tyler Fortier's fourth album, This Love is Fleeting, shines with Americana flare and folk-tinged rock numbers.

  By Anne Pick

  May 19, 2010

  
• Sound Stories & Interviews

  The Reluctant Folkie: Horse Feathers' Justin Ringle didn't plan on becoming one of Portland's strongest songwriters, it just kind of happened

  It's good to have a fallback. You know, something that might make you a little money, or a lot of money, when everything goes to hell.

  By Mike Bookey

  May 19, 2010

  

Outside

• Outside Features

  Ready, Set, Go: PPP in the first person

  My alarm goes off. It's 6:30 a.m. I feed the dog, down a bottle of Frappucino, eat a can of Chef Boyardee Overstuffed Beef Ravioli and three electrolyte capsules, and pull on my race outfit.

  By Pam Stevenson

  May 19, 2010

  
• Outside Features

  Students Speak: Local kids and their teachers step outdoors

  By Jim Anderson

  May 19, 2010