A2 The SpokeSman • TueSday, June 7, 2022
Cub scout
fishing derby
Events in and around Redmond
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Tuesday 6/7
Thursday 6/9
Writers Writing — Quiet Writing
Time: enjoy the focus of a quiet
space with the benefit of others’
company; 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.;
free; Redmond public Library, 827
SW deschutes ave., Redmond; de-
schuteslibrary.org or 541-312-1050.
Redmond Farmers Market: Fea-
turing locally grown produce, ar-
tisan foods, prepared foods, live
music and crafts; 3-7 p.m.; free;
Centennial park, corner of SW Sev-
enth Street and evergreen avenue,
Redmond; redmondoregonfarm-
ersmarket.com
City Council Workshop: a regular
workshop will be held online and in
person; 6-8 p.m.; free; Redmond City
hall, 411 SW ninth St., Redmond; red-
mondoregon.gov or 541-923-7710.
Wednesday 6/8
Throwing For The Garden —
Olla Jars and Flower Pots: With
the summer approaching and
gardening season fast approach-
ing in Central oregon, they be
throwing olla jars and flower pots;
10 a.m.-1 p.m.; $165; Tumalo School
of pottery & Craft, 65093 Smokey
Butte drive, Bend; tumaloschoolof-
pottery.com or 321-432-8009.
Cascades Radio Hour: a weekly live
radio broadcast concert series featur-
ing local, regional & national artists
from blues, roots and americana;
7:30-9 p.m.; $10-$45; high desert
music hall, 818 SW Forest ave., Red-
mond; jiveradio.org or 541-527-1387.
LOCAL BRIEFING
Redmond School District
looks to fill open seat
The Redmond School Dis-
trict is seeking qualified peo-
ple to apply for a vacancy on
its Board of Directors.
The board consists of five
members elected at large.
Those interested must be reg-
istered voters and residents of
the Redmond School District
for one year immediately pre-
ceding the appointment.
Applications will be ac-
cepted until 5 p.m. on June
13. An applicant will be ap-
pointed, or interviews will be
scheduled the evening of June
22, 2022.
Please contact Executive
Assistant Gina Blanchette,
at 541-923-8250 or visit the
Board of Directors’ web page
for more information or apply
online.
Live at the Vineyard — Gene
Rogers: The hwy 97 Band member
will be performing solo acoustic;
5-8 p.m.; $25 adults, children 12
and under free; Faith, hope and
Charity Vineyards, 70450 nW Lower
Valley drive, Terrebonne; faithho-
peandcharityevents.com or 541-
526-5075.
Bow Wow Bingo: Join for Bow-
Wow Bingo every Thursday eve-
ning benefiting BrightSide animal
Center; 6:30-8 p.m.; $1 each card
for first two games, $2 each for
second two games; Cascade Lakes
at Seventh St., 855 SW Seventh St.,
Redmond; facebook.com/Cascad-
eLakesBrewingCo.
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Taj Farrant & Pete Kartsounes will perform at the High Desert Music
Hall on Friday.
Shepherds house ministries, 1350
S. highway 97, Redmond; visitred-
mondoregon.com.
Live at the Vineyard — Cody
Joe Hodges: The guitar slingin’
singer-songwriter from Texas will
perform with a rootsy twist you’ll
hear from his Brazos Bottom drawl;
6-9 p.m.; $45 adults, children 12
and under $25; Faith, hope and
Charity Vineyards, 70450 nW Lower
Valley drive, Terrebonne; faithho-
peandcharityevents.com or 541-
526-5075.
Taj Farrant & Pete Kartsounes:
The talented young artist and the
local musician will perform; 7 p.m.;
$25 plus fees; high desert music
hall, 818 SW Forest ave., Bend;
highdesertmusichall.com or 541-
527-1387.
Saturday 6/11
Friday 6/10
Lit: The punk rock band will per-
form; 4 p.m.; $45-$105 plus fees;
General duffy’s Waterhole, 404
SW Forest ave., Redmond; gener-
alduffys.com or 541-527-4345.
Coffee Clatter: Join us for a morn-
ing of connection and business
networking; 8:30-9:30 a.m.; free;
Live in the Vineyard — John
Hoover & the Mighty Quinns:
The classic rock, folk, bluegrass,
country and Celtic playing band
will perform many songs by John
denver as well as some originals;
6-9 p.m.; $25 adults, children 12 &
under free; Faith, hope and Charity
Vineyards, 70450 nW Lower Valley
drive, Terrebonne; faithhopeand-
charityevents.com or 541-526-5075.
Sunday 6/12
Planning Your Year on the For-
est: In this webinar Trout mountain
Forester, matt Fehrenbacher will
discuss how to plan the activities
that you want to accomplish over
the next year on your woodland
property; 3:30-5 p.m.; free; oSu ex-
tension Service, online; extension.
oregonstate.edu or 541-548-6088.
Aaron Lewis and the Statelin-
ers: The country band will perform;
4-10 p.m.; $100 plus fees; General
duffy’s Waterhole, 404 SW Forest
ave., Redmond; generalduffys.com.
Eric Leadbetter Music: eric plays
solo with a wide variety of styles
like a melting pot of musical taste;
6 p.m.; niblick and Greene’s, 7535
Falcon Crest drive, Redmond; eri-
cleadbetter.com.
High/Low
M
ore than 40 youth and their families
came out on Saturday, May 29, for the
2022 Community Fishing Derby hosted
by Central Oregon Cub Scouts. Young anglers learned
how to bait a hook, cast and catch a fish. According to
organizers, scouts had an hour of catching trout and
catfish before rain and wind interrupted the proceedings.
PET OF THE WEEK
The person appointed will
serve July 1 until June 30,
2023, and will fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of
Jill Cummings.
Anyone wishing to be
elected to serve the remain-
ing two-year portion of the
four-year term may file an ap-
plication with the Deschutes
County Clerk’s Office for
placement on the May 2023
ballot.
Deschutes County gives
$700,000 to Redmond
Senior Center, Saving Grace
The Redmond Senior Center on Dogwood Avenue.
The Deschutes County
Commission allocated
$700,000 in American Res-
cue Plan Act money to the
domestic violence nonprofit
Saving Grace and the Red-
mond Senior Center.
About $450,000 will go
to Saving Grace to provide
more mental health support
and case management ser-
vices to survivors of intimate
partner violence, sexual as-
sault, stalking and human
trafficking, according to the
county.
The other $250,000 will go
to the Redmond Senior cen-
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ter to repair and update its
kitchen and add a food stor-
age space.
To learn more about where
the Deschutes County Com-
mission has allocated $38
million in American Rescue
Plan Act funds, visit www.de-
schutes.org/arpa.
WEATHER
FORECAST
TUESDAY
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CROSSWORD
77/52
Partly Cloudy
Meet Missy!
Mystic in appear-
ance, this beautiful pup
is here at BrightSide
waiting to meet you.
Missy is an adorably af-
fectionate girl who was
brought to BrightSide as
an owner surrender and
now awaits her forever
home.
Missy is looking for
an adopter with avail-
ability to be fully atten-
tive to her needs, as she
is deaf. A diligent owner
will ensure she is always
in a safe environment as
Missy cannot hear you
call her back.
Missy spends her
time at the shelter play-
ing and running — she
has tons of energy so
an adopter with time to
tire her out will also be
beneficial.
We are looking for
a home with no small
children or cats as she
loves to play a little too
much sometimes and
her favorite game is
chase. Missy is a lov-
ing pup who needs lots
of patience as meet-
ing new people can be
nerve-wracking. And
because she can’t hear,
her reaction is to speak.
If you are looking
for a precious yet sassy
furry friend, come meet
her at BrightSide.
CHUCK
SUDOKU
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of the week
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our second “Chuck of the Week” is Big Red, who was
photographed recently by don young of Redmond.
young lives off dry Canyon and this chuck and his
pals visit almost daily. have you snapped a photo of
your own favorite rockchuck? If so email it to news@
redmondspokesman.com and you could win a free
subscription to the newspaper.
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SUNDAY
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MONDAY
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