Central Oregon Fall 2008 Calendar
Business Events
October 1
1:00-4:00pm Powerful Practices for the Small Business with Peter Marsh, Central Oregon Association of Realtors, 388-3236
October 2
5:30-7:00pm Young Professionals Network, Java Crew, 306-7611
October 7
5:30-7:30pm Opportunity Knocks Annual Meeting Celebration honoring Lindsay Stevens, The Point at Shevlin Corporate Park, 318-4650
October 8
8:00-10:00am Opportunity Knocks: Shared Ownership, Central Oregon Association of Realtors, 318-4650
October 13
4:00-6:30pm Opportunity Knocks: Now's the Time: Making the Most of Today's Economy, Phoenix Inn, 318-4650
October 15
5:30-7:30pm Young Professional Network, Clear Choice Health Plans
October 16
12-4pm Super Charge Your Sales Performance, Riverhouse Resort & Convention Center, 306-4908
5:00-8:00pm Bend Venture Conference Networking Event, Broken Top Club, tickets at http://bendvc.eventbrite.com
October 17
8:30- All Day Event 5th Annual Bend Venture Conference, Tower Theatre, tickets at http://bendvc.eventbrite.com
October 18
Saving Grace "Groovy 70's 2008", 7th Mountain Resort, Kelly, 382-9227 ext. 102
October 30
6:00-8:30pm EDCO Annual Awards: Serious Business. Serious Fun! Inn at 7th Mountain Resort, 388-3236
November 12
5:30-7:30pm Young Professional Network, Central Oregon Builders Association
Workshops
September 17-October 22
5:00-7:30pm Living Well With Chronic Conditions, Deschutes County Services Center, 322-7430
October 1
6:00-8:00pm How to start a Business, COCC, Bend Campus, 383-7290
October 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29
6:00-8:00pm "Green Building & Remodeling Class", COCC, 383-7270
October 1 and 2
8:00-4:00pm and 8:00-4:30pm, "COBA College", COAR, pre-register @ 389-1058
October 2
9:00am-2:00pm Work Zone Flagger Class, COCC, 383-7270
7:30-12:00pm Creating an Organization with Staying Power, Riverhouse, 617-7179
6:00-9:00pm Live Contractor Education Course, COCC, 383-7290
October 3
8:15-3:15pm "Grow Your Business with Blogging", COCC campus, 383-7270
8:30-5:00pm Live Contractor Education Course, COCC, 383-7290
October 4
8:30-5:00pm Live Contractor Education Course, COCC, 383-7290
October 7
8:00-12:00pm OSHA Safety Committee Basic Training, COCC, Redmond Campus, Room 306, 503-947-7443
1:00-5:00pm OSHA Lockout/Tagout and Machine Safeguarding, COCC, Redmond Campus, Room 306, 503-947-7443
2:00-3:30pm Exploring the Deschutes Public Library Catalog, Bend Public Library, 617-7080
6:00-7:30pm Creating a Budget Sheet with Excel, Bend Public Library, 617-7080
6:00-8:30pm Basics of Business Plans, Midstate Electric in La Pine, 383-7270
October 7, 14, and 21
6:30-9:00pm Search Engine Strategies, COCC, pre-register @ 383-7270
October 8
8:00-12:00pm What to Expect from an OR-OSHA Inspection, COCC, Redmond Campus, Room 305, 503-947-7443
1:00-5:00pm OSHA Fall Protection, COCC, Redmond Campus, Room 305, 503-947-7443
3:00pm Oregon Building Codes Regional Forum, Redmond Senior Center, 503-378-4133
October 9
8:30-11:30am "Leading from Possibility" presented by Guy Smith, Cascade Healthcare Community, preregister at 383-7270
8:00-12:00 pm Leadership Series presented on the 2nd Thursday of each month, COCC-Bend Campus, 383-7290
October 9- November 20
6:00-8:30pm Human Resources 101, COCC, pre-register @ 383-7270
October 10
10:00-4:30pm Nonprofit Grant Writing, Sisters Public Library, pre-register @ 383-7270
October 11
9:00-4:00pm Intermediate Quickbooks Pro, COCC-Bend Campus, 383-7270
October 13
4:15-6:30pm Now's the Time: Making the Most of Today's Economy, Phoenix Inn, 318-4650
October 13 and 20
6:00-9:00pm Website Marketing & Moneymaking, COCC-Bend Campus, 383-7270
October 14
2:00-3:30pm Searching the Internet, Bend Public Library, 617-7080
4:00-6:30pm Design for Change: Goals and a Willingness to Adopt a New System of Care, register at 633-7163 8:00-12:00pm
October 14, 16 and 21
8:00-12:00pm MS Project 2007, COCC Senior Center, pre-register at @ 383-7270
October 15
3:00-5:00pm High Performance Workplace: The Modern Office Environment, Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 388-3236
October 16
8:00-4:00pm The Toyota Way Leadership: A Comprehensive Management System for the Enterprise, McMenamin's, Father Luke's Room, 388-3236
11:00-1:00pm Business Start Up, Redmond COCC Campus, 383-7290
2:00-3:30pm When the Web Won't Work, Bend Public Library, 617-7080
October 21
8:30-10:00am A Culture of Empowerment: The Nature of Participation in Tomorrow's Consumer Economy, Tower Theatre, 383-7270
October 22
10:00-11:30am The Other Kicker Check: How to Take Advantage of Overlooked Tax Credits, Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 388-3236
6:00-8:00pm Business Start Up, La Pine Midstate Electric, 383-7290
October 23
3:00-4:30pm Building a Culture of Safety, Community First Bank, Redmond, 388-3236
6:30-8:30pm "Progress in Urban Environmental Design: Revolutionary Stormwater Systems", St. Charles Medical Center, 815-3951
October 28
9:30-11:00am Tips on Acquiring or Selling a Business in this Economy, Central Oregon Association of Realtors, 388-3236
2:00-3:30 pm Advanced Topics in Internet Searching, Bend Public Library, 617-7080
6:00-8:00pm Business Start Up, Sisters Maida Bailey Old Library, 383-7290
November 15
9:00-4:00pm Intermediate Quickbooks Pro, COCC-Bend Campus, 383-7270
Community Interests
September 15-November 14
Varied Hours, The Artful Beauty of Science, COCC Library, Rotunda Gallery, 383-7515
September 30-November 4
4:00-6:30pm Living Well With Chronic Conditions, St. Charles Medical Center, 322-7430
September 30- November 4
6:00-8:00pm Professional Bookkeeping Class, COCC, 383-7270
October 1
8:30-10:00am Managing your G-Mail Account, Sisters Public Library, 312-1072
October 2
6:00pm Americana Students Showcase, Sisters Public Library, 312-1032
October 3
9:00-2:00pm Aging Well, Living Well Flu Shot Fest & Health Fair, Bend Senior Center, Brenda, 388-1133
12:00-1:30pm Bend City Council Candidates Forum, County/State Building, 1300 NW Wall Street
Keep A Breast Event, Oxygen Tattoo, 1002 NW Bond Street, 647-0888
October 4
9:00-4:00pm "Beginning Excel 2003", Prineville COIC building, 383-7270
2:00pm The Making of the President: 19th Century Style, Redmond Public Library, 312-1032
3:00pm Soccer and Globalization in Latin America, Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 312-1034
October 5
2:00pm Running as a Woman: Female Political Ambition and American Politics, Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 312-1032
October 6
8:30-10:00am When the Web Won't Work, Sisters Public Library, 312-1072
12:00pm Good Chair, Great Reads: Water for Elephants, Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 617-1039
7:30pm OPB's Think Out Loud, Cascades Theatrical Company
October 7
8:30-10:00am Advanced Topics in Internet searching, Sisters Public Library, 312-1072
2:00-3:00pm Exploring the Deschutes Public Library Catalog, Bend Library Computer Classroom, 617-7080
6:00-7:30pm Creating a Budget Spreadsheet with Excel, Bend Library Computer Classroom, 617-7080
October 7-November 11
10:00am-12:30pm Living Well With Chronic Conditions, Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration-Sisters, 322-7430
October 8
6:00pm Café' Libri with Dennis Alan, Redmond Public Library, 312-1032
6:30pm State Ballot Measure Forum, La Pine Public Library, 312-1034
6:30pm Open Adult Computer Lab, La pine Public Library, 312-1090
6:30-7:45pm How to Prosper During a Bear Market, Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 617-7080
October 8- November 12
1:30 pm - 4:00 Living Well With Chronic Conditions, Bend Senior Center, 322-7430
October 9-12
2008 Bend Film Festival
October 9- November 13
2:30-5:00pm Living Well With Chronic Conditions, St. Charles Medical Center, 322-7430
12:00-1:30pm Deschutes County Commissioner Candidates Forum, County/State Building, 1300 NW Wall Street
6:30-7:30pm Making your Home More Energy Efficient, Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 617-7085
October 10-12
9:00-5:00pm Commissary & Health Fair, Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center, High Desert Activity Center, 383-0954
October 11
9:00am Project Homeless Connect, Hooker Creek Event Center, Dina Barker, 408-7991
October 11-12
Central Oregon Green and Solar Homes Tour, 617-9013
October 12
3:00pm Second Sunday with Brad Tisdel and Americana Project Students, Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 312-1034
October 13
5:30-7:30pm State Senate 27th District, State Rep. 53rd District, State Rep. 54th District Candidates Forum, Deschutes Public Library, Brooks Room
October 14th
12:00-1:30pm State Treasurer Candidates Forum, County/State Building, 1300 NW Wall Street
2:00-3:30pm Searching the Internet, Bend Library Computer Classroom, 617-7080
6:00pm Wag the Dog, McMenamins Old St. Francis School, 312-1032
October 15 & 22
1:00-4:00pm Beginning Excel 2003, Bend Senior Center, 383-7270
October 16
10:00am Open Adult Computer Lab, La Pine Public Library, 312-1090
5:00pm All the Presidents Men, Sisters Movie House, 312-1032
5:30pm Read! Watch! Discuss! "House of sand and Fog", Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 617-1039
7:00-9:00pm Bend 2030 Town Meeting, Bend Senior Center, 617-9701
October 17-19
12:00pm Friday, 10:00am Sat. & Sun 2008 COBA Fall Home Show, Deschutes County Fairgrounds & Expo Center, Sonia Burns, soniab@coba.org
October 18
8:00am Skyliners Winter Sports Swap, Mt. Bachelor Bus Barn, 388-0002
10:00-3:00pm 1st Annual Informed Family Fair, Kiddoz, 280-2356
5:30pm The Center Foundation "Toast to Rock n Roll" fundraiser, Riverhouse, 322-2399
6:30pm Saving Grace "Groovy 70's 2008", 7th Mountain Resort, Kelly, 382-9227 ext. 102
October 21
11:30am PEO Chapter GC 2nd Annual Fashion Gala & Luncheon, Bend Golf & Country Club, 617-1013
2:00-3:30pm "When the Web Won't Work", Bend Library Computer Classroom. 617-7080
6:00pm Art Envy with Paula Bullwinkel; Frida Kahlo, Bend Public Library, 312-1034
October 22
6:30pm Good Chair, Great Books: Memory Keeper's Daughter, 312-1074
7:00pm Resilience 08 Mentor Research Fundraiser, Tower Theater
October 23
10:00am Open Adult Computer Lab, La Pine Public Library, 312-1090
5:30pm Read!Watch!Discuss! "House of Sand and Fog", Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 617-1039
6:30-8:30pm Progress in Urban Environmental Design: Revolutionary Stormwater Systems with Bruce Ferguson, St. Charles Center for Health and Learning, 815-3951
October 25
9:00-4:00pm Beginning Excel 2003, Madras COIC Building, 383-7270
11:30am "Digital Politics: How New Media Have Changed Presidential Campaigns", Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 312-1032
3:00pm Covering Campaign 2008: A Report Card for the Press, Sisters Public Library, 312-1032
October 25-26
11:00-6:00pm Central Oregon Tour of Remodeled Homes, ticket brochures available thru COBA and the Fall Home Show, 389-1058
October 28
2:00-3:30pm Advanced Topics in Internet Searching, Bend Library Computer Classroom, 617-7080
October 30
4:30pm Open Adult Computer Lab, La Pine Public Library, 312-1090
6:30pm Spooky Stories for Grown Ups, Bend Public Library, Brooks Room, 312-1032
October 31
7:30pm Human Dignity Coalition's Annual Drag Show and Halloween Party, Midtown Ballroom
November 1
6:30pm 11th Annual Comedy Benefit for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Oregon, Tower Theatre, 312-6047
November 15
6:15pm Camp Fire Flames vs. Harlem Globetrotter Ambassadors, Summit High School, 382-4682
November 21
6:00pm First Annual Gala Fundraiser to benefit High Desert Chamber Music, 306-3988
February 13-15
LibertyBank Bend WinterFest, Old Mill District
Centennial Glen is a brand new subdivision in SE Bend. These traditional style homes are situated on .10 acre lots and are priced between 325-350,000 depending on features. This subdivision is currently in the last stages of construction with about 18 lots left. Within walking distance of Outback Steakhouse, Quizno's, McDonald's , Carl Jr's and Burger King as well as Bend Area Transit bus stops. Situated just minutes from shopping, dining and the Old Mill District of Bend.
For more information on Centennial Glen or any other Central Oregon real estate, please give me a call.
Kelli Fronabarger- Bend Oregon Real Estate Expert 
Bend River Realty- Broker
(541) 419-6300, (541) 322-0224
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Bend, Oregon Realtor working with new construction, residential sales, land, recreational, commercial and investment property. Your #1 real estate information source in Bend, Oregon.
Proudly affiliated with Central Oregon Association Realtors (COAR), Oregon Association Realtors (OAR) and National Association of Realtors (NAR). More about Bend, Oregon from my blog article - What's so GREAT about Bend, Oregon? Why is Bend being recognized across the United States as one of the best places to live? I hope I can enlighten you all to the beauty of this gem that is also my home. Recreationally, Bend and the surrounding areas have so much to offer. Surrounded by mountains, Bend is located in Deschutes County in the High Desert of Central Oregon. The terrain is mostly desert with thousands of acres of protected USFS lands closeby. This provides for excellent hunting and fishing. Deer, elk, antelope and turkey hunting are popular here and bring in many hunters from all over the U.S. The many local lakes offer an abundance of boating, fishing, and water-skiing opportunities. Central Oregon also boasts an elaborate system of underground caves for spelunking (caving) as well as several unparalleled settings for camping or sightseeing. For obvious reason, Bend is home to a high number of outdoor enthusiasts. Mt. Bachelor and Mt. Hood are but a short drive from Bend and offer some of the best snow and cross country skiiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in the country. Just a little to the north of Bend is the City of Redmond, the hub of Central Oregon. Redmond is home to the legendary Smith Rocks State Park which offers world-class rock-climbing and hiking. We also have 21 public and private courses in Bend and the surrounding areas, offering unparalleled golfing. Thousand of acres of BLM protected lands give the dirt bike or ORV enthusiast miles and miles of trails to enjoy. Now, I'd like to take a minute and tell you about what kind of community this is. I've lived all over. Big cities, little cities, country farm, and "somewhere in the middle". Bend is the best area I've ever lived in, hands down. Why, you ask? It's simple -the quality of life here. Bend is a very giving city, offering everyone the chance at something better. For instance, our United Way raises well over $1,000,000.00 every year. Not bad for a community of just 75,000. Our churches, non-profit and community funded programs reach out to those in need and make a difference. The Bend community gets involved, with our children, with our seniors and with our families. The people here are friendly, genuinely friendly. It wouldn't be uncommon to meet someone at the grocery store and by the end of the check-out, to exchange phone numbers. Bend is the kind of place where people still believe in something good. There is pride in this city and it is evidenced by so many things. Clean air, great water and good schools. Our local governments get and stay involved. When there is a job to be done, this community gets it done. Bend is full of hard working folks who exhibit pride in what they do and where they live. Central Oregon also has a vibrant cultural component. We are lucky to have so many artists from all walks of like who actively participate here. Downtown Bend is alive with Art, Music, Food and Festivals. Our city hosts many events each year including the Pole Pedal Paddle, Cascade Music Festival, Balloons over Bend, and the Bend Film Festival. At any time of the year, there is ALWAYS something fun to do. There are plenty of stores to shop at the Cascade Village, Old Mill district, Bend River Promenade and Factory Outlet Mall. After a day on the town, you could enjoy a wonderful dinner at one of our award winning restaurants or try something new at one of our famous breweries. I could write so much more about Bend but if you truly want to know what makes this community such a great place, come visit and you'll find your own reasons. As Bend continues to grow, so do the opportunities for others. If you are retiring, raising a family, opening a business or just want a great place to live...come visit beautiful Bend, Oregon. We have something for you. If you are planning to relocate to Bend, please give me a call. I would love to introduce you to the Central Oregon lifestyle. 
Welcome to Bend, Oregon. I am a licensed real estate broker with Bend River Realty. I love introducing my clients and consumers to all of the beauty that Bend, Oregon has to offer. This area is truly one of a kind. There are so many opportunities to enjoy here, it's hard to know where to begin. You can read more about the Bend, Oregon area on my website or search the available real estate listings through our local MLS. www.kellisellsquick.com is filled with information on the different areas of Central Oregon as well as links to local governments, schools and more. Whether you are interested in buying or selling real estate, looking for a new home or investment property, I really put my skills and extensive area knowledge to work for you. Thinking of making a change? Check out the many resources available here. I also offer a direct link to the Central Oregon MLS to help aid in your real estate search. Bend is a great area to invest in and there is an excellent selection of land, homes, and investment properties to choose from. If you are relocating to Bend, I have information available to help you throughout this process. I thoroughly enjoy working with my clients to produce results that EXCEED their expectations. Please give me the opportunity to show you what customer service SHOULD be.
There's a lot to be said for choosing your Realtor. It's important to have an agent who knows about the area, the schools and the resources available to consumers in eveything from finding a job and housing to transportation and medical care. I have lived in Central Oregon for the last 20 years, and my husband is 2nd generation born and raised here. We have both observed many changes to the Bend area from industry and development to cultural diversity and unprecedented growth. Buying, selling or building in Bend or anywhere in Central Oregon, I can get the job done RIGHT for you.
I moved to Central Oregon in 1987 and have extensive experience in the real estate business. First licensed in real estate sales, I have also an extensive background in finance and title/escrow. I enjoy all aspects of the Central Oregon real estate market, buying or selling. I am happy to represent my clients in whatever capacity best serves their needs. As a mother of three daughters, I feel very connected to the needs of families. However, I enjoy the challenges presented by a diverse group of clients. Residential, investment, and commercial sales to everything in between, I will work diligently to produce the results you need. Please feel free to browse the following links. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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Kelli stepped in at a difficult time for my family and I and provided outstanding customer service. She went out of her way to help us and I will be forever grateful. I will continue to refer her as a superstar in real estate.
S. Norton, Bend, Oregon
I am happy to refer Kelli to anyone thinking of moving to Central Oregon. She proved to be knowledgeable and professional and did a great job for me.
J.M., Bend, Oregon
Kelli did a great job of marketing my house . She called every week, just to let me know where we were at. She really exceeded my expectations as an agent and I would recommend her to anyone.
R. Kahl, Bend, Oregon
We referred a potential buyer to Kelli for her services on a land/home package. She went above and beyond in putting together the deal with this out-of-state buyer and kept in touch with us during the whole process. She is definitely our realtor of choice and will continue to be at the top of our list for reliable real estate brokers in Central Oregon.
B.N.-Bend, Oregon
Kelli came through for me when I needed to move closer to my work in Bend. She was thorough, professional and stayed in close contact with me through the whole process. When it's time to buy or sell real estate I know who to call. Kelli's the BEST ! !
T. Harrell- Bend, Oregon
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