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Video & photos: Rawkity rawk and public service with Hell’s Belles

By all accounts we’ve heard (and written), Hell’s Belles turned out a helluva performance at last Saturday night’s Bend Winterfestivities. Here are a few spare

By all accounts we’ve heard (and written), Hell’s Belles turned out a helluva performance at last Saturday night’s Bend Winterfestivities. Here are a few spare photos from the gig, as well as a video clip which documents a bit of bona fide rawking, along with some righteous crowd control. Read on for the juice.

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KBND: Flying on One (Right) Wing

The EYE doesn’t generally pay much attention to talk radio, but the other day we wandered over to KBND’s website to check out the program

The EYE doesn't generally pay much attention to talk radio, but the other day we wandered over to KBND's website to check out the program lineup. We found it covers the full spectrum of political opinion … if by "full spectrum" you mean everything from the right to the far right to the lunatic-fringe right.

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Shepherd’s House Under Fire Again

The Shepherd’s House, a “faith-based” mission on Division Street in Bend that gives food, shelter and counseling to up to 60 homeless men, might have

The Shepherd's House, a "faith-based" mission on Division Street in Bend that gives food, shelter and counseling to up to 60 homeless men, might have to turn some of them away if an appeal by the owner of a nearby property succeeds.

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A Silent Killer? As police use of Tasers increases, so do the questions

Growing up, inventor Jack Cover was a fan of the fictional boy detective and scientist Tom Swift. So when he came up with a new

Growing up, inventor Jack Cover was a fan of the fictional boy detective and scientist Tom Swift. So when he came up with a new device that could bring down people at a distance with a jolt of electricity, he playfully named it "Thomas A. Swift's Electric Rifle."

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Building Tomorrow’s Gamblers Today

In April, teams representing 75 Oregon schools – including seven from Central and Eastern Oregon – will compete in the “Scratch-It for Schools” event sponsored

In April, teams representing 75 Oregon schools - including seven from Central and Eastern Oregon - will compete in the "Scratch-It for Schools" event sponsored by the Oregon Lottery. Good clean fun for a worthy cause? Not according to Chuck Sheketoff, who sees it as a sleazy PR ploy.

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The Hook Hits Another Home Run

The EYE doesn’t know the name of the copywriter who’s been coming up with the TV ads for Democratic senatorial candidate Steve Novick, but she/he

The EYE doesn't know the name of the copywriter who's been coming up with the TV ads for Democratic senatorial candidate Steve Novick, but she/he deserves a bonus.

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