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The Green Issue

The Sustainability Issue 2019

By The Source Staff Apr 17, 2019

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Staff Pick
Chowder Cookoff - Greg's Grill

Sat., April 27, 12-7 p.m.

Staff Pick
Alaska Native Art Show - Raven Makes Gallery

Fri., April 26 and Sun., April 28

Staff Pick
Sunriver Wine & Cuisine Stroll - Sunriver Resort

Sat., April 27, 12-4:30 p.m.

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1. Redmond Affordable Housing Project Raised From the Ashes

Gov. Brown signed HB2336, basically awarding Redmond a pilot program to build 485 homes—half of which will be affordable housing
Apr. 19

2. Who's Ready for the Bag Ban #inBend?

As of July 1, Bend grocery stores will no longer be able to hand out free, single-use plastic bags at checkouts. Before the change, Source staffers check out how ready local stores seem to be
Apr. 17

3. COCC Receives Grant for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

EV Chargers Planned for Redmond & Madras COCC campuses
Apr. 19

4. Building Green

Transportation, heating and cooling are some of the largest contributors to air pollution. Here's what some local entities are doing to resize their carbon footprint
Apr. 17

5. A Community Thread: Dan McGarigle, Pine Mountain Sports

Pine Mountain Sports
Apr. 17

Redmond Affordable Housing Project Raised From the Ashes

Gov. Brown signed HB2336, basically awarding Redmond a pilot program to build 485 homes—half of which will be affordable housing

COCC Receives Grant for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

EV Chargers Planned for Redmond & Madras COCC campuses

Earth Day Events

Events this weekend and beyond

There's Something About Marriott

Make Room in the Pantry, Root Cellar Open

Free Will Astrology—Week Of April 18

Mild Abandon—week of April 18

More of the Latest

Earth Day Events

Events this weekend and beyond

There's Something About Marriott

Considerations When Choosing a Real Estate Broker

It doesn't have to be a roll of the dice

Free Will Astrology—Week Of April 18

Mild Abandon—week of April 18

Spaces where artists can connect

Galleries, studios, collaborative spaces and more

Make Room in the Pantry, Root Cellar Open

More Culture
More Food & Drink

It Ain't Easy Brewing Green

Cannabis beers continue to evolve and gain popularity, despite challenges

Kosher Kush and Halal Hashism

Religion and cannabis

A Community Brew

Riverbend produces Blunder Armour IPA to help Cascade Armory battle Under Armour

Don't forget That Being Anti-Cannabis Pays, Too

More Beer & Drink
More Smoke Signals

Artist Fact Sheet: Andy Frasco & The U.N.

Andy Frasco brings his undeniable passion for music and life to Bend

Sustain the Future

Fighting against social apathy, through film

Now Our Watch Begins

Winter isn't coming... it's already here. Here's our weekly take on the final season of "Game of Thrones"

Record Store Day 2019

Recycle Music and record lovers relish the twice-a-year holiday

Sometimes Dead is Better

Pet Sematary Digs Up Some New Terrors

Dancing with "Wolves"

Precious Byrd's second-ever EP comes out April 13

The Excellence of Murs

Hip hop lovers old and young should still be listening to this indie legend

More Music
More Screen

Redmond Affordable Housing Project Raised From the Ashes

Gov. Brown signed HB2336, basically awarding Redmond a pilot program to build 485 homes—half of which will be affordable housing

COCC Receives Grant for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

EV Chargers Planned for Redmond & Madras COCC campuses

Humans caused—and then fixed—a climate threat under a Republican president. We can do it again

Building Green

Transportation, heating and cooling are some of the largest contributors to air pollution. Here's what some local entities are doing to resize their carbon footprint