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Finding the Will to Live

For one Eugene-based comedian, speaking out about how suicide led to a book dedicated to men's mental health

By Cayla Clark Jan 15, 2020

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1. Medicare for Us

Is Oregon ready for single-payer health care?
Jan. 15

2. Yes, We Are Getting a Lot of Robocalls

Oregon was the third hardest-hit state for spam calls in 2019
Jan. 15

3. Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day! Here's Where to Take Part in the Day of Service

Jan. 17

4. Winter's Healing Foods (and Supplements)

When it comes to what supports winter health, misconceptions and missteps abound
Jan. 15

5. Local Grocery Chain Expands to Terrebonne

Oliver Lemon's replaces Thriftway; Melvin's in Sisters gets new name
Jan. 15

Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day! Here's Where to Take Part in the Day of Service

Yes, We Are Getting a Lot of Robocalls

Oregon was the third hardest-hit state for spam calls in 2019

Source Weekly Update Podcast 1/16/20

An advocate for men's mental health, a local hemp documentary and a new space for artists in Bend

New Artists' Space Opening

Outrage Art Collective seeks artists to join new collective on Bend's east side

The Journey Back Om

Statistics show that programs such as Deschutes County's inmate yoga program can reduce the risk of reoffending

How Does Your Water Taste?

Memories of the waste dump that is Alkali Lake

Free Will Astrology—Week of January 16

Set aside as many of your dogmas and expectations as possible, so that you can be abundantly receptive to things you've never thought of.

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Free Will Astrology—Week of January 16

Set aside as many of your dogmas and expectations as possible, so that you can be abundantly receptive to things you've never thought of.

Finding the Will to Live

For one Eugene-based comedian, speaking out about how suicide led to a book dedicated to men's mental health

Charmin School & To The Better End

The human mind seems to have a built-in bookkeeping department

Local Grocery Chain Expands to Terrebonne

Oliver Lemon's replaces Thriftway; Melvin's in Sisters gets new name

Life in the Stupidverse Special Sort-of War Edition

The deep state is good, actually

New Artists' Space Opening

Outrage Art Collective seeks artists to join new collective on Bend's east side

Preparing to Sell

The basics of getting a home market-ready

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Defining Beer

What's beer, and what's just beer-flavored beer?

A Central Oregon Hemp Documentary

Local filmmaker launches Kickstarter to fund hemp-focused film

Chill Axe

Drinking in the New Year at Three Creeks Brewing

2020 for 4/2020

More states going legal. More consumers getting informed. We look at what's ahead for the coming year.

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Trail Tunes

For Fit Week, check this playlist by, and for, Central Oregon runners

Modern Warfare

"1917" depicts a gorgeous hell

"River of Lost Souls"

Bend band Justusworx releases a new album and plans a release party

Bleak House

Grudges never die

Will Play For Less

In honor of the Money Issue, local musicians talk about the economic challenges of making a living doing what they love

Shining Through the Static

Weezy Ford's debut album, "Sugarcane," highlights a bright future ahead for the Portland rocker

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Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day! Here's Where to Take Part in the Day of Service

Yes, We Are Getting a Lot of Robocalls

Oregon was the third hardest-hit state for spam calls in 2019

Source Weekly Update Podcast 1/16/20

An advocate for men's mental health, a local hemp documentary and a new space for artists in Bend

Letters to the Editor

Love for Jim Anderson, reactions to "Poverty with a View" and more in this week's Letters

Medicare for Us

Is Oregon ready for single-payer health care?

Look Up and Beyond

Growth and access cost money

Making Waves

Water polo is increasing in popularity nationwide. The trend continues in Central Oregon, with exponential growth in club participation

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Staff Pick Cycles at Volcanic - Volcanic Theatre Pub

Wed., Jan. 22, 9-11 p.m.

Staff Pick EsthetixMD Cascades Wedding Show - Riverhouse on the Deschutes Convention Center

Sat., Jan. 18, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Staff Pick Film Screening - "I am MLK Jr." - East Bend Public Library

Sun., Jan. 19, 1:30 p.m.

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