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Check Out The PEAK 104.1 Main Stage At Bend Fall Festival:
Marv Ellis & We Tribe Friday, October 3 @8:45pm
Scott Pemberton Trio
Saturday, October 4 @8:30pm
Hillstomp
Sunday, October 5 @3:00pm
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The Peak 104.1 Mainstage Presented by American Family Insurance Oregon Avenue & Bond Street
The Peak 104.1
2014 Mainstage Schedule
Bank of the Cascades Bend Fall Festival Kick-Off Concert
Friday, October 3rd 5pm
Tony Smiley
7pm Ayron Jones & The Way
FRIDAY ON THE PEAK 104.1 MAINSTAGE: SUNDAY ON THE PEAK 104.1 MAINSTAGE:
Tony Smiley 5pm
The Rum & The Sea 11am
His cosmic dance of electric melodies range from rock, hip hop, reggae, tribal fusion, 80’s and everything in between.
"Simple" no longer is the adjective that comes to mind when watching this Indie/Folk/Rock/Whatever fits their current mood band blow the roof off of whatever venue they happen to be playing.
Ayron Jones & The Way 7pm One of Seattle’s hottest up and comers with his brand of Seattle Rock – a hybrid style of Jimi Hendrix, with the raw energy of punk & hip hop.
Marv Ellis & We Tribe 8:45pm Known for his uncanny & uplifting performances, high energy hip hop emcee Marv Ellis has top-notch lyrical skills and can freely flip through different cadence styles, drifting at will from scat to spoken word and all points in between..
1pm
Anna Gilbert Band
12pm Deschutes Brewery & Breedlove Guitars “Ballad To Black Butte Porter Sweep stakes” Finalists competition! 3pm
Sean Flinn & The Royal We
5pm
Mbrascatu
6:30pm Elektrapod 8:30pm Scott Pemberton Trio -*
Sunday, October 5th 11am
The Rum & The Sea
1pm
The Student Loan
2:30pm Deschutes Brewery & Breedlove Guitars “Ballad To Black Butte Porter Sweepstakes” Winners Performance! 3:30pm Hillstomp
Ballad To Black Butte Porter Winner Performance! 2:30pm Infamous for digging through the dumps and forgotten backwoods of American music, recycling traditional elements into a refreshing and distinctive brand of do-it-yourself hill country blues stomp.
Saturday, October 4th Redwood Son
A Progressive-acoustic newgrass project, with a diverse style that transcends genres, fusing elements of jazz, blues, rock and jam with traditional bluegrass instruments.
Hillstomp 3:30pm
8:45pm Marv Ellis & We Tribe
11am
The Student Loan 1pm
Marv Ellis & We
Tribe
SATURDAY ON THE PEAK 104.1 MAINSTAGE:
Redwood Son 11am A dynamic versatility that crosses the borders of their West Coast Americana with hook-laden Roots-Rock and Alt Country with an authentic “pop” vibe.
Ballad To Black Butte Porter Finalists Competition! 12pm Anna Gilbert Band 1pm Anna Gilbert is a gifted singersongwriter from Eugene, Oregon who sheds light on the honesty of humanity with her beautiful and haunting songs
Sean Flinn & The Royal We 3pm Top-ranked, tried and true singer songwriter from Portland Oregon.
Mbrascatu 5pm A fusion of the cobbled streets and cafés of the Old World and the creative melting pot of Portland, drawing on very different musical backgrounds to create a unique blend of sounds encompassing European and American roots.
Mbrascatu
Hill Stomp
Elektrapod 6:30pm Formed with the vision of fusing Funk, Soul, Disco and Riff Rock with Electronica and Jamband sensibilities.
Scott Pemberton Trio 8:30pm “Classic rock, jazz, psychedelia and everything in between collide and fuse around the notion of discovery that jumps with ease from the composer to the listener… a mulit-genre master and a clever lyricist who can convey fun while digging deep” (Willamette Weekly)
Scott Pemberton Trio
KPOV Locals Only Stage Presented by Rely Local
Wells Fargo Parking Lot, off of Wall Street
KPOV Locals Only Stage
2014
Concert Schedule Friday, October 3rd 5pm
Juniper and Gin
6:30pm
Subject To Change
8:30pm
Travis Ehrenstom Band
Saturday, October 4th 11am
Greg Botsford and the Journeyman
1pm
Friday on the KPOV Locals Only Stage Juniper and Gin 5 pm Modern Folk Rock and Red DirtAmericana inspired songwriting only begins to describe the unique sound of Juniper and Gin.
Broken Down Guitars
5pm
Sweatband
6:30pm
Necktie Killer
8:30pm
Voodoo Highway
Cover genres from modern Top 40, Motown, Country, Jazz, to Ukrainian folk music.
Travis Ehrenstom Band 8:30pm A 5-piece musical outfit that plays Americana-folk-jam-rock-extravaganzaspace-noise.
2pm 3:30pm
Organic Music Farm 11am
His songs are that of a twisted and rusty barb wired coil with tales of killers, despair and villainous situations.
Organic Music Farm’s back porch Americana style highlights good music born in the 1950’s to the present.
Broken Down Guitars 3pm An eclectic mix of rock, blues and americana, with huge vocals and ripping string solos... Dancing is always free with BDG!
Parlour 12:30pm Parlour performs music that can be described as roots-oriented folk revival.
Familiar Souls 2pm
Bobby Lindstrom Band 3:30pm Deep soulful blues, rock and riveting original songs.
Sweatband 5pm
Parlour
Bringing the funk and groove to Central Oregon.
Familiar Souls Bobby Lindstrom Band
Victory Swig 1pm
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Organic Music Farm
12:30pm
Sunday on the KPOV Locals Only Stage
Two guys that create layers of sound, in order to create good times and booty shakability.
A smooth blend of eclectic musicians gathered together to bring those familiar souls and familiar sounds together in a celebration of music and dance
Sunday, October 5th 11am
Greg Botsford and the Journeyman 11am
Subject To Change 6:30pm
Victory Swig
3pm
Saturday on the KPOV Locals Only Stage
Travis Ehrenstom Band
Necktie Killer 6:30pm Necktie Killer is an independent, grass roots, 7 piece rock band out of Bend, Oregon. The best cliche to describe this band is 'rugged, yet refined.' The often crass yet somehow eloquent lyrical content combines with exquisite musical arrangement, catchy melodies, and myriad stylistic influences to create a unique musical experience.
Bobby Lindstrom Band
Voodoo Highway 8:30pm Made up of life long musicians who have deep roots in rock, blues, country and more.
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C.E. Lovejoy's Harvest Market On Minnesota Avenue between Bond St and Wall St
The CE Lovejoy’s Harvest Market is teeming with the colors and fragrance of Fall’s bounty. Come indulge in the beautiful produce and fine food products grown and handcrafted in our region. Sweet corn, crisp apples, juicy pears, heirloom tomatoes, vibrant flower bouquets, gourmet salts, ciders, knobby gourds and stout pumpkins are just a few of the autumn treasures to be found at the market. GROCERY VALLEY @ the C.E. Lovejoy’s booth! Grab a bag, fill it up, & drop if off for safe keeping until you’re ready to go home!
A FEW OF OUR LOCAL FARMERS & BOUNTIFUL HARVESTERS INCLUDE Severson Farms Sweet Corn Cascade Lavender Navidi's Oils and Vinegars Good Earth Farms CE Lovejoy's Fur Friends Doggie Bakery Scentsy with Heather Martin Blooms & Sweets DS Johnson Ent. Cutco Cutlery Happy Nibbles Thai on the Fly Naked Dates
Tumalo Lavender Bonta Gelato La Rojisima Authentic salsa Cha Meng Family Farm Flowers Tallow Balm Skin Care Cream MJM Organics 1derful Treats T’s Tonics Justy’s Jelly Holm Made Toffee Co. Mountain Coffee Vaquero Valley Ranch Sweet Alchemy Honey DIY Cave Cider Pressing
www.celovejoys.com We’ve added over 750 organic, natural, and specialty items to our store! · Gluten free? Look for Gluten Free tags down our aisles that making shopping normally easier. Check out our gluten free baked goods in our Bakery Department. · Need a Boost? We have a wellness area chock full of vitamins and natural remedies that will keep you healthy! · Organic Produce? Everything from apples to zucchini, we’ve got you covered! · Is meat your treat? We’ve got a great selection of 100% All Natural Choice Painted Hills Beef… the best local meat you can buy!
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Bank of the Cascades Bend Fall Festival fall inspired cocktail recipes, courtesy of Bend Distillery:
Harvest Martini •2 oz. Crater Lake Sweet Ginger Vodka •½ oz. simple syrup •½ oz. pomegranate juice •1 oz. pear brandy •½ oz. lemon juice
Combine all ingredients in an ice-f illed shaker and shake well. Strain into a martini glass. Garnish with a lemon twist.
The Perfect Pepper Bloody Mary •2 oz. Crater Lake Pepper Vodka •4 oz. tomato juice •½ oz. Demetri’s Bloody Mary Spice Blend
Mix ingredients
over ice in a cocktail shaker. Shake to mix and pour contents, including ice into a celery salt rimmed glass. Garnish with celery stalk, lime, olive and pickled asparagus spear.
Per Bend Code 7.396 #1; and 7.398 #2 dogs are prohibited from public events sites. As a Class C Civil Infraction, Bend Police may issue citations for $613.
harvest family fun
•Atlas Cider Co. Hard Apple Cider- This Flagship apple cider is a celebration of the Northwest •Atlas Cider Co. Hard Apple Cherry Visualize the bushels of Oregon cherries with every sip in this cider
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On tap at the Bend Fall Festival Bars:
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Atlas Cider Co. is dedicated to bringing you a taste of the Northwest in our premium hard ciders crafted in Bend, Oregon. Let's appreciate ATLAS Cider's f ine Oregon fruit and "Break the Mold”
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The Bank of the Cascades Bend Fall Festival, presented by The Source Weekly and Hayden Homes, will feature more than 20 innovative food vendors serving savory and sweet offerings. Get your eat on in the Wells Fargo Parking Lot off of Oregon Avenue.
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Homemade Happy Cuisine Columbia Gorge Concessions Three Forks Addy Mac's Creamery The Curry Shack Bates Catering
Chicka-D's Chicken Shack China Station Demetris Greek Street Dump City Dumplings Family Dogs Corn Dogs Famous Kettle Korn Fisherman's Grotto Island Noodles
Jumbo Tamales Linds Concessions Noi Thai Cuisine The Manchurian The Pizza Cart Sarika Thai
OKTOBERFEST BIERGARTEN Oregon avenue
The Kendall Volkswagen of Bend Oktoberfest Biergarten features the largest outdoor selection of wines and beer in our region. Come sample the stars of the Deschutes Brewery craft brews at our three bars located downtown, throughout the weekend. Kendall Volkswagen of Bend will be on Oregon Avenue with their stellar portfolio of adventure and luxury cars! Wander through their beautiful line up while sampling spirits from Bend Distillery, and ciders from Atlas Cider, and hit the Oktoberfest bar to toast to your next adventure.
Foray Belgian IPA, Fresh Squeeze IPA, Hop Trip Fresh Hop Ale, Mirror Pond Pale Ale, Jubelale, Chainbreaker White IPA, Black Butte Porter
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2014 Fine Artist Promenade Presented by 1859 Magazine
On Wall Street between Oregon Avenue and Franklin Avenue
Best of Jury
AWARD NICOLE AND BENJAMIN
LABONTE This collaboration between husband and wife is created in McKenzie Bridge, Oregon. Originally born in Maine, they travel the U.S. with their two kids in their camper/home. They find inspiration in the new places they visited and with the people they meet. Both Nicole and Benjamin have a stong connection with outdoors and love nature. Nicole says that, “as artists, we enjoy combining our artistic design and skill sets in the creation of these pieces.” Wild Slice Designs creates a reflection of nature with all of their artwork being made from discarded trees. The trees are sliced into rounds to produce one of a kind works of art. All maintain an organic shape that gives new life to the hanging sculptures; some forms are even created in colored stains. They feel fortunate about having found a medium which expresses both of their artistic views and skillsets as a woodworker and painter. It is very satisfying to use wood that would otherwise be discarded or left to rot, as they give it new life and share it with others. You can find their work on Etsy at wildslicedesigns.etsy.com
Adrienne Priess-Fiber Jax Hats apparel is handmade and unique; funky, fashionable and fun for men, women and children. Amanda Wilner-Painting Oil paintings and encaustic on canvas and board from Bozeman, Montana. Angie Sebolt –Jewelry Sterling silver, gold, leather and copper jewelry mixed with pearls and semi-precious stones. Ann Hymas-Fiber Clothing created from ecofriendly and up-cycled fibers, handmade in Portland Oregon with zero waste. Barton Degraaf-Fine Art Mixed media using paper, watercolors, acrylics on panels and finished with a resin. Bill Earhart-Ceramics Custom-formulated, handthrown food tool ceramics with metaphorical functionality. Brad Troutner-Other Handmade pendant lights (12' to 16" diameter) made from recycled materials in various shapes and colors. Brian Smith-Photography Pictures taken of objects that appear to be letters, then put into customized handmade frames to make words and names. Brooke Spehar-Jewelry Solid bronze, copper, and silver jewelry items that are all hand forged. Chelsey Clark-Jewelry Old buttons are wire-wrapped in sterling silver, brass or copper to give each button an artistic and unexpected new life in the jewelry. Cheri Smith-Glass Boozy Baubles creates recycled glass art from solar lanterns to recycled glass jewelry. Cherilyn SunRidge-Painting All original acrylic on cotton canvas paintings. Chris Wu-Other Digitally created art inspired by sacred geometry and nature, then burned to screen, and printed to cotton and bamboo clothing. Christine Brady-Fiber Hotdish Aprons creates 9 styles of aprons, made from designer fabrics and are all carefully sewn by Christine. Claire Demarest-Fiber Fiber art angels and flowers using needle and wet felting techniques with bead and thread work woven in. Colleen Monette-Painting Encaustics, using plaster and tar for texture and collaging in antique ephemera. Cynthia Brown-GrowchoskiJewelry Bracelets made from Bicycle Spokes for men and women Cynthia Lucas-Fiber Using the base of a vintage blazer, then combining new wool, hoods, sleeve extensions, hand cut appliques, pin-tucks, bows, ruffles & genuine stones, to make them a one-of-a-kind piece.
Dan Wegener-Wood Sophisticated rustic wood and metal furniture pieces with an emphasis on live edge and natural shapes. Dan Wescott-Wood Woodworking featuring intarsia in a very detailed and small selfcreated pattern using over 100 types of wood. Deb Sunderland-Fiber Feminine clothing and accessories made from recycled cashmere and other fine fabrics. Denise Sampson-Jewelry Handmade copper and beaded jewelry by Dragonfly Design. Diana Farrell-Wood Lamps balanced and designed with unique "High Desert Juniper" with shades made of leather from Bend, Oregon. Diana White-Fiber Knitwear designed with the love of nature and outdoors that always aim for comfort, warmth, and versatility. Don Dye-Other Repoussed copper images hand carved by the artist, most nature related. Matted, framed. Giclee prints. Dorothy Sweet-Fiber Sweet Noggins hats are adorable, fun, and hand knit of the highest quality natural fibers. Dustin Logan-Metal Hand bent and welded metal sculptures, made within a recycled window frame from the 1800's-1950's. Dwight Johnson-Other Bend Soap Company is made from a saponification process, fragrance oils are added, poured into molds, and then the soap is cut. Elisa Saucy-Jewelry Sawing, piercing, texturing, forging, soldering, cold connections, filing, sanding, polishing, gem setting all come into play with this handmade jewelry. Elizabeth Lee-Ceramics All work is hand built using age old techniques, and then fired to 2300 degrees which allows it to be in all weather conditions. Eric Langeliers-Metal Handcrafted metal wall art that is landscape, wildlife and abstract theme. Gary Williams-Wood Useable wood-turned items such as bowls, platters, pens, bottle stoppers and kitchen items such as pizza cutters and ice cream scoops. George Perrou-Painting Atomic Nest cuts out designs from masking tape to create one-time use templates, building layer upon layer to get the desired effect. Graham Smith-Photography Photos framed and unframed; metal prints and canvas prints in a variety of sizes 5"x7" through 2'x4'. Jackie Imdahl-Other Scrumptious Suds is a delicious line of body goods, handcrafted in Portland, Oregon inspired by desserts and cocktails.
Jeff Gracz-Photography Abstract studies of the natural world created using available light. Images are infused into aluminum using a dye sublimation process. Jen Alyward-Jewelry Up-Cycled jewelry made with salvaged roofing copper, spent bullet casings and stripped electrical wire. Designs are stamped, etched, painted with auto touch-up paint and drawn with colored pencil from Bend, Oregon. Jennifer Fajardo-Souk Organic aloe cream from Florida. Joan Ouchida -Other Reclaimed, recycled and reused old sports equipment to designs and built furniture. JoAnn Lupton-Jewelry From Portland, jewelry that features gemstones that draw from the beauty of nature. John Kinder-Ceramics Functional handmade ceramics, high fire reduction stoneware. Joni Kauhane-Fiber G-bag is an earth-friendly and stylish garbage bag for the car; great for any clutter in the car from Newberg, Oregon. KarenLynn Robinson-Other BlissPillows: hull-filled therapy pillows for home and travel. In fabrics like organic cotton, hemp, silk, bamboo and hundreds of prints Karla Piatt-Glass Hand cut fused glass mounted on acrylic (reinforced) canvas. The glass finishes the story started with the painting. Each piece is hand designed and unique. Kate Carder-Fiber Tease Recyclewear makes one-ofa-kind, hip, eco-friendly fashions from recycled t-shirts; sourcing a majority of materials from vintage and thrift shops. Kirk Casey-Other Terrasteel Furniture Design brings a contemporary Pacific Northwest selection of custom and production crafted furniture. Kristina Perry-Fiber Beautiful scarves, shawls, bags and various accessories made from primarily reclaimed and natural fibers. Lisa Middleton-Painting Hand Painted Historic map replicas using layered watercolor and stain to give historically significant maps new life as a living room center piece from Kalispell, Montana. Lizzy Myers-Fiber Wire woven, wire wrapped and wirework fine jewelry crafted with natural semi-precious stones Lynne Simpson-Jewelry Wire woven, wire wrapped and wirework fine jewelry crafted with natural semi-precious stones. Mary Gilgenbach-Jewelry A "Found" object collector and designer of assemblage jewelry.
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2014 Fine Artist Promenade On Wall Street between Oregon Avenue and Franklin Avenue Mary Poole-Jewelry Unique and timeless hand hammered jewelry made in Missoula, Montana. Melissa Graves-BrownPainting Acrylic painted canvases of contemporary landscapes, lively with color from Hailey, Idaho. Melissa Hollis-Metal Created from driftwood, rock, found objects and metal; though welding and forging is the main technique. Meredith Kuhl-Fiber Springtime Farms in Salem, Oregon uses alpaca fiber from the farm. It is spun, crocheted, knitted and felted, depending on the product. Michael Gwinup-Ceramics Blue Spruce Pottery is handmade functional stoneware and decorative raku pottery. Mike Dolinar-Wood Americana Woodworks is handcrafted outdoor furniture in the Adirondack tradition. Mike Ross-Wood/Other Genuine Green GorgeousNatural Edge Furniture creates furniture from salvaged trees and keeps it in a sleek, organic form here in Bend, Oregon. Nancy Almand-Other Mixed media objects for the home from Gleneden Beach, Oregon. Natalie Brown-Metal From Sequim, Washington, some metal pieces use resources that have been repurposed, like tin cans. Others are created new. Nicholas Vracin-Other Leather accessories handmade locally in Bend, Oregon. Nicole Flood-Fiber All items are made from 100% recycled clothing; are original designs, and patterns. Pam Altree-Fiber Material scraps found at thrift stores, rummage sales, garage sales and other similar venues are taken then turned into one of a kind piece from Silverton, Oregon. Pat Moore-Photography Photographs printed on canvas and displayed in floating wood frames or gallery wrap prints. Photography, printing, and framing is performed by the artist. Prints are archival w 90 years fade resistant. Patricia Saler TrainorCeramics Midfire stoneware pottery, either slab-built or wheel thrown and textured. Brushed glazes using wax-resist technique. Paul Bianchina-Wood Woodworking handmade in Bend, primarily lathe-turnings as well as other creations in wood, mostly high-desert, reclaimed juniper. Oil & wax and/or lacquer finished. Peter Roussel-Ceramics Decorative, alternatively fired ceramics, using horsehair, copper, sulfate, sugar, etc.
Restorative Touch LLC-Souk Professional, effective, and high-quality massage services tailored to restore your body’s natural health and function. Rin Carroll Jackson-Fiber Batik: the ancient art of using beeswax to resist dye applications on fabrics. Use locally raised beeswax, draw the wax on and dye in layers. Sustainable use of rain water to boil wax from fabric. Sabine Schran-CollingsJewelry Contemporary jewelry pieces fabricated in silver, textured with etched plates, and 14k and 18k gold with various stones. Sam Klemke-Fine Art On the spot caricature artist who has been at the festivals for over 18 years here in Bend, Oregon. Scott Lundquist-Other From Emmett, Idaho this upcycled art is inspired, designed and built using vintage ceiling tin, along with a variety of architectural, industrial and automotive elements. Serena Kojimoto-Jewelry A combination of modern work that is fabricated from Las Angeles, California. Sharon Poteet-Photography Photographs transferred to canvas, gallery wrapped, hand painted with a clear gel to give texture, depth, and vivid color which looks like a painting. Sheila Walker-Jewelry Handcrafted copper jewelry from here in Bend, Oregon Sierra Gwin-Jewelry Work inspired by nature; using found sea glass and stones. Steve Bonora-Wood The combined use of sustainably harvested exotic and domestic hardwoods to create elegantly styled functional culinary tools. Steve Giardini-Photography Gallery-quality outdoor nature and landscape, color and black and white photographs Steve Stegall-Other Carved natural stone, wood, and fossil ivory into jewelry pieces and table sculptures. Suzanne Buttice-Jewelry Handcrafted stone & copper jewelry along with handcrafted wood and stone wall art. Terri Bailey-Metal Giant flowers, arbors, trellises, birdbaths, garden stakes, birds, fairies, and bugs made of steel and hand painted and adorned with hand fused glass for leaves, balls, and discs.
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Family Fun Street Oregon Avenue from Bond Street to Lava Road
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Don’t miss the Family Fun Activities!
Saturday Oct 4th 11:30-12:30 – Disney Sing Along’s with Clint Clark & Rebekka Swan.
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1-3pm – Central Oregon Youth Orchestra performance & fundraiser for Carnegie Hall trip.
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3-4pm – “We must be over the rainbow!” A musical performance by the cast of TMP’s The Wizard of Oz. 4-5pm – Boxcar Derby Races – come build your cars before hand. 5pm – Cardboard Tube Fighting League Battle & Tournament
6:30-8:00pm – S’mory Telling Time – Bring your blankets for camp fire, hot chocolate, s’mores & “spooky” stories! (All ages appropriate). Sunday Oct 5th Drum Circles & Belly Dancing with Trinity Tribal Bellydance Central Oregon Aerial Arts performances & workshops
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Tower Garden by Juice Alta Plus Rock www.oregontowergarden.com Energy www.altarockenergy.com American Board of Child Diabetes Toys For Tots www.abcdiabetics.org
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Exhale Spa & Laser Center
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Sunlight Solar
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Sunriver Nature Center
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American Painting
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Great Northern Window and Door
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Northwest Quality Roofing www.nwqualityroofing.com
You Angel You www.youangelyou.com
SOS Alarm www.sosasap.com
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Bellissimo Body Care High Desert Rescue & Rehabilitation http://www.highdesertwildlife.org/ Sponsored By: Wild Birds Unlimited http://bend.wbu.com
Central Oregon Veterans Outreach www.covo-us.org Sponsored By Sunwest Builders www.sunwestbuilders.com
IQ Massager www.iqmassager.com
www.sunrivernaturecenter.org
Prime Health Shop www.primehealthshop.com
Homeowner Energy Challenge www.homeownerenergy.com
Home Heating and Cooling www.bendhomeheating.com
OSU Cascades www.osucascades.edu
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