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The Source Weekly Update Oct 29

In this week’s Update, we’re discussing racial tensions and housing opportunities.

In this week’s Source Weekly Update, a look back at clashes between Black Lives Matter and Trump supporters, and a change in city policy that allows for a new type of housing. Source Weekly – Bend, Oregon ยท Source Weekly Update 10/29/20

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The Source Weekly Update Oct 21

In this week’s update, we attempt to ease local paranoia about voter fraud.

In this week’s update, we attempt to ease local paranoia about mail-in ballots. We will discuss what to do in the event that you do not receive your ballot as well as provide some comfort with statistics on voter fraud. Source Weekly – Bend, Oregon ยท The Source Weekly Update Oct 21

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Listen: Rivers Need Water with Tod Heisler ๐ŸŽง

Central Oregon LandWatch’s rivers conservation director talks about the organization’s efforts to restore the Deschutes River to its historic flows

For this weekโ€™s โ€œBend Donโ€™t Breakโ€ podcast we talk with Tod Heisler, the rivers conservation director for Central Oregon LandWatch. Heisler cut his teeth in conservation politics by working in Washington, D.C. early in his career. Two decades ago, he moved to Central Oregon and worked for the Deschutes River Conservancy for 15 years, concentrating […]

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Listen: Oregon’s Amazing Vote-By-Mail Elections with Nancy Blankenship ๐ŸŽง

Deschutes County Clerk Nancy Blankenship traces the history of Oregon’s “motor voter” law and mail-in ballot system, and makes some recommendations to help voters make sure their ballot is counted in this year’s historic election

For this weekโ€™s episode of โ€œBend Donโ€™t Breakโ€ we talk with Nancy Blankenship, who has been serving as the Deschutes County Clerk since 2003. Many of us know her name, but we wanted to find out more about the person behind the ballots in Deschutes County. Blankenship is a third-generation Oregonian who has lived in […]

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The Source Weekly Update Oct 8

In this week’s Update, the debate on Mirror Pond is gaining heat and real estate prices are skyrocketing

In this week’s update, we are covering the controversy of the Mirror Pond dredging. Is it worth it to dredge a pond that is historically known to refill with sediments? Also, real estate prices in bend are skyrocketing and it begs the question: are increased prices a sign of a stabilized local economy or just […]

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Listen: Bend’s Arts and Culture Scene with Cate O’Hagan ๐ŸŽง

Cate O’Hagan is best known for serving as executive director of Arts Central for more than two decades. She shares insights on state and local arts funding and the tensions between authenticity and appealing to tourists.

For this weekโ€™s โ€œBend Donโ€™t Breakโ€ podcast we talk with Cate Oโ€™Hagan, a longtime champion of the arts in Central Oregon and the chair of the Deschutes Cultural Coalition. Oโ€™Hagan and her board helped decide how to allocate nearly $1 million that recently flowed into the county to support the arts from a fund the […]

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The Source Weekly Update Sep. 30

In this week’s update, we are talking about school lunches and home evictions.

In this week’s update, we are talking about school lunches and home evictions. Families who previously received free school lunches can qualify for additional EBT benefits. Also, Governor Brown announced an eviction ban through the end of the year for those affected by the wildfires and or the pandemic. Source Weekly – Bend, Oregon ยท […]

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