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DJ Barisone is Leaving Town
After years of providing the backbeat to some of Bend’s best parties, DJ Barisone told me this morning that he’s leaving Bend for Portland, where he will continue to pursue his DJ career.
Just last month, Source readers voted Bryan Barisone “Best DJ” in our annual Best of Central Oregon issue, a distinction he’s definitely earned.
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Wood = Good
editor’s note: Due to a website snafu this post didn’t get up last week. So if it feels a week late, there’s a reason.
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Stupid Tricks Season Winds Down
Now that the summer tourist season has passed, we head into what the tourism people like to call the “shoulder season”. That’s shoulder, apparently, as in the link between the big summer and winter arms of tourism.
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Fighting the Socialist Menace of 1961
Our local daily newspaper offers a great editorial rant this morning about an impending socialist menace, warning ominously of “the specter of a vast and sprawling federal bureaucracy [that] is too horrible to contemplate.”
Is the editorial attacking liberal health care reform ideas like single-payer or the “public option”? Nope – it's attacking federal aid to education, and it came from the paper's archives of 1961.
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A Fall Folkie Favorite
There’s something comforting knowing that every year on the second weekend in September the Sisters Folk Festival (SFF) will take place. SFF is more than a music festival for many regulars.
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A Fall Flokie Favorite
There’s something comforting knowing that every year on the second weekend in September the Sisters Folk Festival (SFF) will take place. SFF is more than a music festival for many regulars.
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Mild-Mannered Merkley Turns Into a Tiger on Health Care
A freshman senator is expected to defer to his seniors, make no waves, and rise to address the chamber only on such controversial topics as the virtues of motherhood and the flag.
But not Oregon's Jeff Merkley, who came across as a bit of a Milquetoast during his campaigns but has become one of the Senate's firebrands on the subject of health care reform.
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A Sports Icon Fondly Remembered
Years ago when I aspired to become a professional tennis player, I worked at a Colorado resort hotel’s tennis facility. My job included cleaning the place, gathering balls for the pro during his lessons, playing with resort guests who needed a partner and stringing rackets.
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Go see “Cabaret” immediately
The entire Source staff headed to the Tower Theatre last night for the opening night performance of Cat Call Productions’ performance of Cabaret. All I can say, is go see this musical.