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BeatingTheWinterBluesinCentralOregon-Jill Rosell Photography-min

23 Feb Beating the winter blues in Central Oregon

Posted at 19:04h in Culture, Winter 2016 by Mariah Wilson 0 Comments
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We might think of Bend’s tourism marketing machine as a new phenomenon, born in recent boom times. But in fact, appealing ideas thrown out to lure folks to certain places is a practice that has been going on for a long time. For instance, have...

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23 Feb Meet Deschutes Brewery’s Veronica Vega

Posted at 18:36h in Business, Culture, Winter 2016 by Michelle DeVona 0 Comments
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Behind a set of swivel doors at a Bend institution, a whole lot of beer tasting goes on in the early morning hours. It might sound like a party that’s either gone on way too early or way too late, but for Veronica Vega, drinking...

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Talk of the Town - Staying Healthy in Winter - Studio404-min

23 Feb Talk of The Town

Posted at 18:27h in Explore Bend, Winter 2016 by CascadeJournal 0 Comments
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LOCAL GOODNESS New Asian dining on the westside In Japan, “ajii” means taste, flavor, charm, style or experience. In Bend, Ajii means a new Asian restaurant on Bend’s westside. Joe Kim, who is also chef and owner of 5 Fusion in downtown Bend, now presents this fast,...

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Trending spices found in local dishes

23 Jan A taste of trending spices to be discovered in local dishes

Posted at 21:10h in Food & Drink, Issues, Winter 2016 by CascadeJournal 0 Comments
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They say variety is the spice of life, and this may also apply to food trends Humans love. We love to sample new and unusual flavors, and it seems like every few years a new spice trend appears. A couple of years ago, it was...

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New Sisters Meat and Smokehouse

23 Jan Old recipes come to life at the new Sisters Meat and Smokehouse

Posted at 20:59h in Food & Drink, Winter 2016 by Emily Woodworth 0 Comments
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Apinch of retired fire chief, a dash of construction supervisor and a generous amount of hormone and antibiotic-free prime cuts: the recipe for Sisters Meat and Smokehouse. This concoction began forming five years ago when Sutherlin native Brody Waller, who’d been making a living in...

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Oregon Sledding Destinations

23 Jan Terrific Oregon Sledding Destinations

Posted at 20:46h in Features, Issues, Outdoors, Winter 2016 by Gregg Morris 0 Comments
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A child carrying a round plastic saucer marches up a snow-covered hill to a predetermined launch pad. His eyes radiate happiness as warm steam exits his mouth into the crisp winter air. The slippery vehicle gets placed beneath his bottom—carefully, so as not to launch...

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Central Oregon Ghost towns

23 Jan Ghost towns haunt the Central Oregon horizon

Posted at 20:37h in Culture, Features, Issues, Outdoors, Winter 2016 by Michelle DeVona 0 Comments
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We exited I-84 in the Columbia River Gorge at the point where Highway 97 heads south. The hustle of the big city to the west was long behind us, and it felt like we might be heading off into nowhere. The lonesome wheat fields blew...

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COCC President

23 Jan A Leader Brings the Aloha Spirit to Central Oregon: COCC President Shirley Metcalf

Posted at 20:11h in Culture, Features, Issues, Winter 2016 by CascadeJournal 0 Comments
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Dr. Shirley I. Metcalf has been president of Central Oregon Community College since September 2014. She was born and raised in Hawaii and spent several decades in that state before relocating to Kirkland, Washington, and then Bend, with her husband Wayne. Here she shares her...

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Christmas Treasures on the McKenzie Highway

23 Jan Christmas Treasures on the McKenzie

Posted at 19:39h in Culture, Features, Issues, Winter 2016 by Penny E. Nakamura 0 Comments
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Imagine passing by a former hunting lodge while on vacation, buying it, moving your family across the span of the United States and opening a Christmas store. That’s what the Wood family did 23 years ago while they were visiting Oregon from Florida. The store...

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Roundabout Books Bend Oregon

23 Jan The debut of indie bookstore Roundabout Books

Posted at 19:20h in Business, Culture, Features, Issues, Winter 2016 by Nicole Meier 0 Comments
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When Cassie Clemans first dreamed of starting her own business, she knew it needed to involve books. The mother of three envisioned creating a place in her Bend westside community that neighbors and friends could walk to and discover the world of reading. She pictured...

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