On July 17, the City of Bend discussed its plans to update its parking code to better meet City needs. The goal is to create a comprehensive code that effectively manages and enforces use of curbs and parking. “As we grow up as a city, we definitely need to be ahead of the curve when […]
City of Bend to Update Parking Codes
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It’s Tourist Season. These are for the Locals.
The Source Weekly’s calendar is full of concerts, meetups and other happenings — including some that are geared toward the locals who keep things running around here. Every once in a while we like to pay homage to those who live here with a roundup of places catering to the local. With that, be sure […]
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Owners of San Simón Cook Up New Spot
The name of the new place created by the owner of San Simón may be hard to forget — or maybe not. Hasta Que Olvidemos, which means “Until We Forget” in Spanish, is the new establishment owned by Brian and Ashley Trottier, who also runs The Flamingo Room on the west side and his original, […]
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Letters to the Editor 07/25/24
Fish Passage FOR THE FISH I am concerned about the loss of fish in the Upper Deschutes which used to be one of the premier trout fisheries in the U.S. One thing that needs to be done ASAP is to get up and downstream fish passage at the dam creating Mirror Pond. During heat waves […]
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Horoscope Week of July 25, 2024
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Some bamboo species grow very quickly—as much as 36 inches per day. I suspect your capacity to burgeon and blossom will display a similar vigor in the coming weeks. You may be surprised at how dramatic your development is. I’m hoping, of course, that you will be acutely focused on channeling […]
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From Bend to the Big Stage: Maiah Manser Opens for St. Vincent
Pop songstress Maiah Manser from Los Angeles is a multi-talented songwriter, producer and musician. Known for her hauntingly powerful and ethereal lyrics, Manser’s music is a distinct fusion of genres and influences, often compared to artists like Lana Del Rey. On Aug. 8, she will take the stage at Hayden Homes Amphitheater as a special […]
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Summer Wellness Series at Juniper Preserve
For the third consecutive summer, Juniper Preserve has teamed up with Soundshala to offer a series of immersive events to the community, including its Summer Wellness Series. These events continue until Sept., 14. “At Juniper Preserve, our commitment is to nurture the deep connection between community and nature, enhancing overall wellness,” explains Maddison Stephens, director […]
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New Draft of Wildfire Hazard Maps
On July 18, the Oregon Department of Forestry released draft versions of its statewide wildfire hazard and wildland-urban interface maps. The maps are available to the public for review and comment. They serve as a tool to educate people about the level of hazard where they live, assist in prioritizing fire adaption and mitigation resources […]
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Several Fires Burn Northwest of La Pine
Firefighters are working to suppress two fires burning in the Deschutes National Forest – the Round Mountain and Wickiup Fires. Both fires, approximately seven miles northwest of La Pine and just north of Wickiup Reservoir, were reported on July 17. As of Fri., July 19, the Wickiup Fire was mapped at 200 acres and the […]
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LISTEN: Bend Don’t Break with Katy Brooks 🎧
In this episode of Bend Don’t Break, host Aaron Switzer sits down with Katy Brooks, the dynamic CEO and President of the Bend Chamber of Commerce. Katy shares her fascinating journey from working in economic development for the Port Authority of Vancouver, Washington, to her current role in Bend, Oregon. The conversation delves into Katy’s […]