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- Fruition (music) playing tonight FREE at McMenamins, 7pm #inbend http://www.mcmenamins.com/events/80902-Fruition 12 hrs ago
- Bend Farmer's Market going on now (3pm til 7pm) downtown, at the top of Drake Park #inbend http://bendfarmersmarket.com/ 12 hrs ago
- RT @bookeyblender: Go see @theThermals tonight #inbend This might be the indoor show of the year...just sayin' : http://bit.ly/aBDsEw 12 hrs ago
- Volcano Vineyards is moving in October (and closing their downtown tasting room) #inbend http://ow.ly/2zy6q 4 days ago
- Weekend happenings #inbend on deck: http://www.hackbend.com/2010/09/03/weekend-happenings-9-3-10.php 5 days ago
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Monthly Archives: June 2007
Weekend paranormal roundup
Not only was this weekend the debut of the Project Blue Book festival in Redmond, but it was also the culmination of the week-long bigfoot search I blogged (and totally forgot) about way back in January. Fortunately, the Bulletin was … Continue reading
Energy Independence Month
Suzanna Johnson writes in with a good cause to promote: Energy Independence Month. In an effort to not wait for legislation but rather light the fire under our community to choose renewable and more efficient energy sources, five local non-profits … Continue reading
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Project Blue Book Festival schedule
The Redmond Spokesman blog has posted the schedule to the Project Blue Book Festival that I blogged about yesterday. I’m taking the liberty of formatting it to be more readable and posting it here: alien parade at 10 a.m. followed … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Unusual
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Storm and the Balls at The Grove
Now there’s a title, eh? My wife spotted this in The Source: Storm Large and the Balls will be playing The Grove this Sunday, June 24th. Show starts at 9pm, and the cost is $12. Storm Large (yes, her real, … Continue reading
Posted in Music
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Tumalo Outdoor Market
Spotted on craigslist and looking kind of interesting: the Tumalo Outdoor Market, this Saturday (June 23rd): FREE community event! • Saturday, June 23rd from 10:00-4:00 • Downtown Tumalo on Cook Ave. Creative merchants will be selling: Vintage & rustic furniture … Continue reading
D’s Hobbies has moved
Just a quick post to note that D’s Hobbies has moved—down the street from their former location at the corner of 10th and Greenwood to a space in the 7th and Greenwood shopping center. (You know the one I mean, … Continue reading
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Project Blue Book Festival, Redmond
The Redmond Spokesman blog has an article (from their print edition, of course) about the Project Blue Book Festival coming up in Redmond this Saturday the 23rd—this the UFO festival I blogged about a few months back, I believe. I’m … Continue reading
COWPU Wednesday – with prizes!
Ah, the Central Oregon Web Professionals Usergroup (ie, COWPU)… every time I hear about the next meeting or think to look when it is, it’s the day before and I already have plans. Well, I already have plans for tomorrow, … Continue reading
Sunfest pics
Sunday we hit the Sunriver Sunfest and I got a few pictures of that while we were there. It was another beautiful day, weather-wise, and we spent about two and a half hours there, all told. Click through to see … Continue reading
Bite of Bend pics
We went down to the Bite of Bend Saturday to have lunch and check things out, and I snapped a few pictures. It was a pretty decent event, beautiful day for it, we had a pretty good time. Consider these … Continue reading
Posted in Events
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Food and wine this weekend
Don’t forget, this weekend is the Bite of Bend, in downtown Bend. Live music, food, etc. Today’s Go Magazine in the Bulletin has a map of which streets will be closed downtown; it’s not online though. However, I’ve tried to … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Food and Dining, Wine
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Homes for sale… everywhere…
Thinking about the Bulletin’s article yesterday about the collapse of the local real estate market, I just thought I’d share than on the half-mile or so drive through the neighborhood (after leaving the "main" road) to my house, I count … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate
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More details on the OPB News Bureau
I have more details on Oregon Public Broadcasting‘s new News Bureau that’s opening up next month. I spoke with Morgan Holm, Vice President of News and Public Affairs at OPB, last week and he was more than happy to fill … Continue reading
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Top 8 Free (or nearly!) Summertime Activities
Ah, summertime in Central Oregon: there’s a ton of things to do, but not everything comes cheap. So I got to thinking about what does come cheap, and compiled a list: The Top 8 Free Activities. Or Nearly Free. Basically, … Continue reading

