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Desventaja de Medicare

Es posible que St. Charles no acepte Medicare Advantage este otoño debido a los obstáculos a la cobertura y a los escándalos nacionales en el programa.
by Por Jack Harvel Traducido por Jessica Sanchez-Millar

El 14 de agosto, St. Charles anunció que podría dejar de aceptar el plan de cobertura de Medicare Advantage tan pronto como llegue este otoño, después que el sistema hospitalario lleve a cabo una revisión. En los municipios de Deschutes, Jefferson y Crook, alrededor de 26,000 personas tienen cobertura de Medicare Advantage, lo que representa […]

Posted inOutside

Summer Outdoor Events and Activities 2023

Parties, markets, performances, festivals, athletic events and other summer fun in Central Oregon
Avatar photo by Allie Noland

Central Oregon has a big summer ahead. From outdoor festivals to drag shows to anniversary parties to races, this list makes it easy for people to plan an activity-packed summer. Readers can find farmers markets and monthly celebrations listed at the end of the date-specific list. It’s time to get out there — sign up […]

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Leave No Man Behind ▶ [With Video]

A national organization with Bend leadership recovered a World War II veteran’s remains after more than 80 years at sea
Avatar photo by Jack Harvel

On Sept. 12, 1944, the combined United States Pacific Fleet and Third Fleet started bombarding the Imperial Japanese Army on the tiny island of Peleliu, one of the 300 islands that make up the Republic of Palau about 1,000 miles east of the Philippines. U.S. Navy Aviation Ordinanceman First Class Anthony Di Petta, 24, was […]

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Women Shredding the Parks

Female skiers and snowboarders are invited to the Women’s Progression Sessions at Mt. Bachelor to learn freeride and freestyle
Avatar photo by Allie Noland

On Saturday and Sunday, people who identify as female are invited to learn some fresh tips, rip some new tricks and soak up the freestyle fun with two snowboard slopestyle athletes, Jade Thurgood and Zoe Kelapos. The Women’s Progression Sessions multi-day programming at Mt. Bachelor will unite female athletes and create a space for women […]

Posted inMusic

11 Years of The Workhouse ▶ [With Video]

Studio space, art shop and community, The Workhouse invites the community to its anniversary party
Avatar photo by Allie Noland

This weekend, The Workhouse celebrates its 11th year of cultivating a welcoming, sustainable, creative, collaborative space for makers and buyers. Everyone is invited to the party this Saturday. With local art, sales, live music, pop-ups, creative cocktails and more, attendees will be able to show their love and enjoy the night. The open studios will […]

Posted inCulture

Horoscope Week of March 23, 2023

by Rob Brezsny

ARIES (March 21-April 19): If we were to choose one person to illustrate the symbolic power of astrology, it might be Aries financier and investment banker J. P. Morgan (1837–1913). His astrological chart strongly suggested he would be one of the richest people of his era. The sun, Mercury, Pluto, and Venus were in Aries […]

Posted inOpinion

Letters to the Editor 03/23/2023

by The Source Staff

Guest Opinion: Let’s Stop Blaming Survivors Once and For All As the Executive Director at Saving Grace, I am routinely asked about our domestic violence and sexual assault services, other nonprofits in the area, my thoughts on policy that impacts survivors and abusers, and sometimes, “What did you think about that TV show?” or “Is […]

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The Pandemic Emergency Ends in May. Then What?

Extra benefits and streamlined application processes are coming to an end, due to the official end of the pandemic emergency
by Denise Holley

After three difficult years that shifted our lives, the Biden administration will declare an end to the pandemic emergency on May 11. What will this mean for Americans? The SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID is not dead, but mutating to new strains. It killed more than 1 million Americans between 2020 and 2022, although masks […]

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Airport Parking Alternatives Are Coming. You’ll Just Have to Wait a While.

Redmond airport officials hope to raise the daily fee from $15 to $24 per day, the same rate as Portland
by The Source Editorial Board

Officials at the Redmond airport raised prices on daily parking five years ago. Now, they want to do it again, raising the daily fee from $15 to $24 per day. It’s the same price someone would pay to park daily at Portland International Airport, they pointed out – even though we all know that the […]

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Seekqua: Sharing Gear and Sharing Outdoor Passion

Michael Boles, an OSU-Cascades graduate, launches outdoor gear rental app to bridge the gap between locals and tourists
Avatar photo by Allie Noland

Growing up in Salem, Michael Boles wasn’t the stereotypical “Bend kid” who was on bikes, skis and kayaks before learning to walk. He got into snowboarding late in high school and wanted to explore his adventurous spirit in college, at Oregon State University-Cascades. In 2016, his freshman year, Boles and his dorm hallmates created a […]

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