David Jasper is a local journalist based in Bend, Oregon. He writes for The Bulletin and The Sacramento Bee, covering a range of topics including music, lifestyle, community events, and outdoor activities. With a focus on the local scene, David provides readers with engaging and informative articles that capture the essence of the Bend community.
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David Jasper's articles primarily focus on local events, seasonal activities, and lifestyle topics in Bend, Oregon. He often covers community events, music, art, and winter-related activities. If you have information about upcoming community events or seasonal activities in the Bend area or insights into the local music and art scene that would interest his readership. Offering suggestions related to these regional themes could be more effective than broader national or international angles.
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By: David Jasper
Catherine Jasper wears Caius Robeson in a sling during a recent visit. David Jasper/The Bulletin
In Oregon and much of the U.S., the prevailing ethos, generally speaking, is a shunning of helmets and protective gear among teen and young adult skateboarders. Dropping In columnist David Jasper explains why he makes the simple choice to protect his brain (and knees) when skateboarding: He only has the one brain and wants to skate again another day.
Art in the High Desert is returning to Bend. Organizers are in search of more volunteers to help make it a success. Ross Chandler/Chandler Photography
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In this photo by severe weather photographer David Mayhew, an old homestead on the prairie braces for hail. David Mayhew
By: David Jasper
Art in the High Desert, the special gem of a juried art show first held in Bend in 2008, will return to its hometown starting Friday evening for a weekend full of art. After holding last year's show in Redmond,
"Reconstruction Site," the third album by Winnipeg, Canada, band The Weakerthans. epitaph.com
I wouldn’t say I was outright mean as a kid, but from a young age, the potential laughs I might get from a behavior or remark almost always outweighed the
A new group of storytellers will gather Sept. 6 for a new edition of Bend’s long-running talk show, “To Tell the Truth,” modeled on National Public Radio’s longstanding storytelling program
Among other Luddite tendencies I find myself sinking deeper into is my affinity for a good paperback guidebook. I’m a member of online trail guide AllTrails, in that I can
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