Hello, mister and missus Brookings Harbor and all
the fishing boats at sea. I'm cousin Bruce
Ellis. And I'm Kat Liddell. And this is
the Insider Report. So let your ears do
the walk in as we fill you in
on what's going on in the Brookings Harbor
area and beyond.
Well, hello. Hello. Hello. And welcome to this
week's show that keeps you in the know.
Hey there, Kat. Hi, Bruce.
Okay.
How's the first weekend of this cycle? Oh
my god. Okay. So it was, it it
went so well. We we sold out,
and we're set to sell out next weekend.
And,
it it seems like we got really positive
feedback. You we had a mix of people
going like, it was shockingly easy. And then
other people going, I couldn't get it at
all, which means it was right right where
right where it was. Pretty funny. Yeah. Right?
And, and yeah. No. It's been a lot
of fun.
It's been a really nice exercise and, like
because when people, come to the event,
they have to choose a table to sit
down at, and there's up to eight people
at a table, and that's your team to
solve the mystery. So it's kinda like nudging
people to, like, connect with and talk with
people that they've met might never have talked
to before as well. And, like, I see
people, like, making friends at the tables and
stuff Yeah. Before they go through this experience
of, like, trying to, like, be detectives and
solve the mystery and stuff. And then working
together. You know? Exactly. Yeah. Fostering conversation, fostering
teamwork, and, and also and also getting a
an entertaining show out of it at the
same time. So Sweet. Yeah. It's been a
ton of fun. And like I said, one
weekend left and And it worked. Yeah. And
it worked. And it worked. And nothing nothing
exploded and and nothing was on fire. And
Yeah. And that's awesome.
The logistics worked the way that I I
hope that they would work. And I was
like, oh, yay. Well, there's one thing visioning,
you know, having the vision, and then for
it to actually come to life, it's like
that is so
fulfilling,
but also a big, whoo. Thank god. A
huge relief when I've literally never done anything
like this before. Yeah. It's a half game,
half a half a play. So so yeah.
And then I'm I've got my cast going
like, so are you gonna do another one
next year?
I told you. That's awesome. I was thinking
you ought to make a play out of
it and kinda almost I know. The lines
of the not a clue, but just the
way this thing goes, you know, and everything.
Yeah. So What a heck of a pop
out. Storyline and everything. So It was really
nice. Yeah. Yeah. It's,
I really if there if you can make
it, there's a few seats left each show
that I I highly recommend it. I mean,
not just because it's my project, but because
people were having a good time. Oh, right
on. Right on. Yeah. Yeah. It was good.
It was good. How about, how about you
and Junior? Oh, we did good. We we
had a great weekend. Oh, well, it's spring
break for him, so he was all like,
oh, he's, you know, all good. Can't hang
out and being cool. Oh, yeah. His group
thing. Staying up doing he likes the marathon
staying up all night thing, you know, and
everything. I don't know. It's it's his thing.
It's but, you know, like, the the Yeah.
Like, 10, 11 ages where you're, like, flirting
with, can I stay up till ten? Can
I stay up till Oh, then he stays
up till, like, 05:00 in the morning? Oh
my goodness. I'm talking about he's doing marathons,
but he's alright, man. Because he, you know,
he sleeps during the day and I mean,
he doesn't bother me or anything like that.
And I don't bother him. And it's like,
ah, I like this kid to do what
he, what he wants to be. Like he
says,
I gotta be me, papa. And I'm like,
okay, you be you, dude. Okay. And, you
know, it's all there. I said, but if
I'm making noise and wake you up, that's
because I gotta be me. You know? Right.
I also have to be me. So oh,
I see. We worked out just fine. Yep.
Well, because we're in a tight space and
everything. Oh, sure. Sure. Yeah. But it was
a it was my paper weekend, so I
was busy doing the paper and all that
good stuff. And,
yeah. Oh, well, one little thing on the,
Copperdoodle. It's moving along just fine. Mhmm. And
I'm, we're still working on the logistics here
to get it going and all that good
stuff of what we need and so I
can reveal everything, but we did.
Christy got ahold of me. You know? She's
doing the assistant directing and everything. She's helping
me with the project. You know? We do
everything together, so that's it right now. Oh,
yeah. Yeah. She's involved, of course, or I'm
involved one way or the other. So, anyway
Mhmm. She met us in a photographer
up there who is going to volunteer his
time and help us as well Cool. As
using the students in your own stuff to
to help film the movie and all that
good stuff. And what made me feel real
good is this is a separate pair of
eyes besides somebody who doesn't know me. Yeah.
And he read the script. Mhmm. And you
know what he called it? Mhmm. He goes,
this has all the makings of a classic
cult film. And I'm like, oh, I didn't
even think of that, but yeah. Yeah.
Oh, that's cool. I said, you know, that's
that's what it was in art. A little
hard boiled. Yeah.
And and it's just getting really good feedback
on it from other people that are seeing
it and that, you know, the the whole
thing because we have the screenplay out. Chrissy
is finishing off the touches.
I wrote got the screenplay all done, and
she's added in it going through and making
sure everything's where it's supposed to be and
all that so we could submit it properly.
Yep. That's her that's her her end of
the deal there. But,
yeah. And she even is getting to places
where she hasn't been, and I rewrote it,
you know, some of the stuff and everything.
And she's going, this is good. This is
good. I go, sweet. I love it. So
Good. We're looking forward to this. And, yeah,
it's gonna be very exciting for the community
as well. You know? So Yeah. Okay. Got
a lot of surprises coming up after that
one too. So very good. I got a
sequel already in mind. So
As you do. Yes. I
Just coming to me just like my last
one did. Surprised.
I don't know. I wasn't when it hit
me. I'm just like, yeah. This is good,
and I just played off of it. But,
anyways, that'll be later on down the line.
I got one one at a time. One
at a time. Yep. Yep. Stay tuned.
Hey. So I guess I hope everybody had
a great time out there this weekend. And
like I said, there's a whole lot of
stuff going on. The weather's been nice and
all that good thing, so the weekends have
been really good around here. So,
yeah, before we get going, to tell you
all about all more more stuff besides what's
going on at the library,
we'd like to thank the Oregon South Coast
Fisherman, the Castaways, and Oregon Coast VIP Marketing
for sponsoring the Insider Report. If you'd like
to sponsor our show or one of the
other other fine shows here at KCIW, you
just gotta go to kciw.org,
and you will be on your merry way.
And there we go. We got a little
bit of music slipping into April. Yes, ma'am.
I was there's a short lineup here. Starting
with Cisco on the twenty seventh, he's playing
at the Checo Activity Center from 11AM to
1PM. Yeah. The mighty Steelheads will be playing
on the twenty eighth at World Headquarters 101
at 8PM. And then the Tony Land Band
is playing on the twenty eighth of this
month at Coontay. Music there, of course, running
from
six to 8PM. Yep. And then Blue Skies
is playing on the twenty seventh at the
Brookings Elks Lodge, six to eight. And at
the twenty eighth, there'll be a Pete's Bar
and Grill, six to eight. And Yana G
is playing on the twenty ninth of this
month over at Augustinos down in the port
from two to 4PM.
Yes. Indeedy. And then, hey, going into April.
Yeah. We got Michael. Mike Powell and Bobby
Barrett are playing on the third at Checo
Brewing Company, six to eight. On the twenty
sixth,
they'll be at Augustinos
two to four. And then on the twenty
eighth, they will be at World Headquarters one
zero one Bar and Grill at 04:30 to
seven. That's on April, of course, folks. Yes.
And looking ahead to April for the Tony
Land Band, they're playing on the April 11
at Pete's Bar and Grill from six to
eight. And then on the twenty fifth, they're
back at Kuntai from six to eight. Uh-huh.
And then Black GTO has got a couple
April gigs. On the tenth, they'll be at
Porta Pine, 07:30 to 10:30.
On the eleventh, they'll be at Inteccasse, seven
to ten. And then on the twenty fourth,
there'll be a Chetco Brewing Company, six to
nine. Okay. So there you go. And if
you're out there and you got some music,
you're in a band, you wanna get it
out on the air and or in the
inside of Southern Oregon entertainment newspaper, just gotta
send it to me at captaincurry541@gmail.com.
There we go. Yeah. Okay. Now you catch
your breath. You gotta I know. I gotta
some deep breaths here, and then we're we're
bolting straight into, the end of the month
lineup for the Checo Library located at 405
Alder Street in Brookings,
starting with their weekly programming on Mondays at
05:30PM.
They have a qigong for health and vitality
class, and this is with licensed instructor, Linney.
On Tuesdays at 10:30, they have story time
for young children. At 03:30 on Tuesdays, they
have their tween club for youth ages 10
to 13.
Then on Wednesdays at 09:30AM,
they have a morning Qigong class.
On Wednesdays from 01:30 to four, they have
their weekly after school program. You can just
drop in and have activities for school aged
kids.
Then Thursdays are busy, ten to noon. They
have the Rowdy Creek String Band. It's an
open rehearsal for acoustic string instrument players.
Thursdays at 03:00 is Checkmate Corner. That's a
weekly chess club for players of all ages
and skill levels.
And at 05:30PM
on Thursdays, they have Easy Flow Yoga. And
this is a free yoga class. They do
recommend that you be able to comfortably get
up and down from the floor.
And then on Fridays at 10:30AM, they have
Threads, Hooks, and Needles. That's a fiber arts
club for knitters, sewers, and more.
Saturdays at 10:30AM, they have another story time
for young children.
01:00 on Saturdays is Saturday shuffle, where you
can play and trade Pokemon cards.
And then, let's see. On the second and
fourth Saturdays of the month from two to
four, they have Teens Teach Tech. This is
a free drop in tech help service brought
to you by in partnership with Harmony and
Me Music.
And then coming up in special events, there
are a few left for the end of
the month. There's still a few spots left
on Wednesday, March 25, 01:00. Craft and connect
with Kim. You can join volunteer and miniatures
artist Kim for a free step by step
workshop, and March's project is Alice in Wonderland
dioramas. And do the kind of materials that
they use and the equipment that they use,
they, do say this workshop is open to
artists 18 plus. Spots are limited. Registration
is required. They only have so many kits.
And then on book clubs, this month, on
the twenty fifth at 4PM,
they have Comic Quest Book Club, and this
is a comics and illustrated book club for
tweens and young teens.
And in March, the club is reading and
discussing Wings of Fire, The Dark Secret by
Tuohy T Sutherland.
And then on Saturday, the twenty eighth at
1PM, they have their new BookTok Book Club.
Every final Saturday of the month, adults are
invited to read and discuss the books going
viral on social media. March's reading selection, was
decided at that February 28 meeting. You can,
find out what that reading selection is by
going to check co.librarycalendar.com
or by contacting the library through any means.
All library led events and programs are free
to attend whether or not you have a
library card. You can get more information,
register,
ask questions, anything you want by going to
check co.librarycalendar.com,
by calling (541)
469-7738,
following the library on social media too. They
have a Facebook page.
Yes. They do. They do. I know.
Alrighty. Now it's time for famous quotes with
cousin Bruce. Yeah. Hey. Here are a few
from, quotes from actor William Shatner. He was
born on 03/22/1931.
This guy he's I've always been a William
Shatner fan. He he actually, my dad kinda
resembled him. You know? But I guess I
would like and and the humor as well.
He says, hey. Don't be afraid of making
an ass of yourself. I do it all
the time, and look what I got.
He goes, don't waste your time trying to
get into my head. There's nothing there.
And then he goes, how do I stay
so healthy and boyishly handsome? It's simple. I
drink the blood of young runaways.
And then last but not least, I've blundered
my way through life. Nice. Hope you enjoyed
these weeks of quotes from William Shatner with
cousin Bruce. Till next week. Hey. Have a
great one. There you go. His Star Trek,
of course, my dad and I watched those
the the whole we were big fans. Oh,
yeah. I got back. That's how you knew
him and everything. But that guy,
he really is a comedian. He is really
funny. He's got a really fun time. Yes.
He is funny as all good at. And
he laughs at himself. He has a good
time with and it's just like yeah. Doesn't
take himself too seriously. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's
a character. Yeah. I love it. Which I
love a a lot of the the the
cast of the original Star Trek. They all
seem to have, like, they just, like, they
don't take themselves too too seriously. They all
have really good senses of humor. Yeah. Yeah.
No. They're really like, they seem like really
interesting people in in real life too, not
just the characters they play. Like to hung
at one of those parties back I know.
In that first week. Yeah. Absolutely.
Well, hey, I was just talking about it
at the top of the show. There's one
weekend
left to, catch a performance and try to
catch the killer in the Cypher in the
Stream presented by Threepenny Theatre Co. This is
happening at the Checo Activity Center at 550
Checo Lane in Brookings.
And, through March 28, you can join the
actors at Threepenny Theatre for The Cypher in
the Stream. This is an originally written interactive
murder mystery and is a joint fundraiser for
the Checo activity center and the theater. The
activity center is gearing up for crucial building
repairs right now. And, what is this murder
mystery about? For more than eighty years, a
mysterious secret has been buried in the forests
of Southern Oregon. And once it was unearthed,
it proved deadly for one unlucky Brookings resident.
In the midst of the Japanese FUGO balloon
missions during World War two, a stray balloon
with a top secret payload landed in the
remote forests of Southern Oregon, where it lay
undisturbed for generations.
Upon its discovery in 2025, locals were shocked
to find that the balloon wasn't carrying explosives.
Instead, they found a watertight canister attached with
a cryptic payload containing a set of map
fragments and a cipher key. Doctor Alastair Sykes,
a retired cryptologist, worked around the clock to
restore the map and decipher its coded phrases.
He believed the map and its coordinates could
reveal the location of a secret coastal intelligence
post or even the identity of an embedded
Axis collaborator.
But Sykes was murdered just hours before revealing
his findings. Amongst a nervous mix of locals,
rival scientists,
and federal agents, one of them is the
killer, desperate to suppress the truth of the
cipher in the stream.
And it's up to you, the audience, to
solve the mystery. As you traverse the halls
of the activity center and question the suspects,
you'll work in teams to gather key clues
and get the chance to bring sex killer
to justice at the end of the night.
And this interactive mystery is even friendly to
repeat visitors. With three different possible endings, each
night promises to offer guests a unique experience
with each character and a fresh puzzle to
solve. Again, a portion of the proceeds from
this event will go to the activity center,
which is doing, building repairs right now. And
for more information,
Friday performances begin at 7PM.
Saturday performances begin at 2PM.
There is a complimentary hors d'oeuvres reception that
begins forty five minutes before the start of
each event, and there are also signature beverages
available for purchase. So seating for this one
of a kind event is limited. There's only
a handful of tickets left for each night
right now. Tickets are $25 a person. They
can be purchased online at 3pennytheater.com
or in person at the Checo activity center
on the North End of Brookings. And if
you need more info, you can call (541)
373-0534,
or you can send a message to contact@3pennytheater.com.
That is so cool. I love it. You
know what? It just dawned I mean, another
thing, it's just so weird, our parallel because
neither I didn't know about your project that
you were doing that. You know about my
Yeah. Yeah. Some little updates here and there,
and I was like, oh, sounds sounds similar.
Similar tracks. Yeah. Yeah. Well, here's the deal.
We played off of real history in the
copper dodo. It goes back to King Solomon's
Mines and his wife and who he get.
And we just
kinda add a little, you know Oh, gotcha.
Play off of it. So I did the
same thing. History message. History. Yes. And it's
really it was just it's funny because you
did the same thing and switched it to
your own. And it's like, I think that's
neat because you actually give a real real
bit of history in it, you know, that
really happened, but then you kinda like, here's
what it would've well, it could've happened. And
here's yeah. Yeah. Here's how it could've happened.
Yeah. That's true. Did it it didn't mind,
you know, the story. But, yeah, that's that's
great. I love it. Love it. Hey. College
of the Redwoods located at 1001
Front Street in Crescent City is gonna have
a Chamber of Commerce mixer
on the twenty sixth, May to 6PM. Learn
learn more about the college and enter to
win door prizes and a fifty fifty raffle.
Enjoy food provided by the lunchbox and Casitas
coffee. So there you go. Well, over at
the Lucky Seven Casino in Smith River, they're
presenting a comedy night with, Jordan Serminera. This
is on the March 28. Doors open at
7PM.
The show itself starts at 8PM. You can
get tickets at eventbrite.com
or at the door. And, of course, this
is a casino, folks. You have to be
21 or older to attend. It does. Mhmm.
Hey. The Harbor Game Con is coming on
at the Brookings Oaks Lodge on the twenty
eighth from 10AM to 9PM on, twenty eighth
and on on the twenty ninth, 10AM
to 8PM. What you said is they put
it to two days now? Yes. Two days
now. Okay.
So there's role playing games, card games, board
games, and cosplay cosplay contest going on there.
So yeah. Always a fun time. Yeah. They
doubled it up because it was double the
fun. So there you go, folks. Yeah. It
was really busy last year. Yeah. Yeah. That
was cool. Good. That's great. Alright. Well, the
Coastal Farm and Ranch Challenge of Champions Tour
is having bull riding at the event center
on the beach in Gold Beach.
This event happens on the March 28, and
the gates open at 6PM.
The event itself is at 7PM.
And that's all they have to say about
that right now. They got to say about
it. It's all I had. Bull riding. Yeah.
Miss Bull riding. You do the math. There
you go.
Redfish Music Festival is presenting the Redfish Piano
Trio. The Redfish Music Festival is back in
Brookings.
Their spring program includes expressive and romantic works
by Mel Bonas,
Frank Martin, and Robert Schumann. The, Redfish Piano
trio musicians are Fritz Gearhart, a violin, Andrew
Smith on cello, and Genevieve Foyen Lee on
piano.
The public is invited for an intimate concert
experience that brings world class musicians to the
coastal communities.
Let's see. It's it's twenty at the door,
and 18 is always free, and you get
two for one tickets in advance on Eventbrite.
So there you go. Well, hey. Now it's
time for a bit of real history with
Bushwacker Bruce. Right. Good day, cat. Good day,
mates. Bushwhacker Bruce here, and welcome to this
week's bit of Real History for your knowledge
pleasure.
Did you know
that
a latrine was once mistaken for a buried
soldier?
It's true. Here's the story. In 1917,
colonel at the time Patton picked Bourg, France
as an ideal location for his light tank
training school. Well, Patton's troops filled in a
latrine pit and marked it with a sign
reading abandoned rear, a military term for the
back of a position or disposed lavatory.
Well, locals mistook the sign for a name
of a fallen hero,
soldier abandoned rear, and the wooden cross for
a grave marker. Well, on his arrival to
town, the mayor was crying and told Patton
that the Americans failed to inform him of
a fallen soldier buried in the town.
Well, Patton later recalled, well, being unaware of
this sad fact and not liking to admit
it to a stranger, I stalled until I
found out that no one was dead.
However, the Frenchman insisted that they visit the
grave. Well, upon arriving, Patton viewed an oblong
shaped earth mound that had a cross at
the end. On the end of the cross,
it said abandoned rear, and Patton quickly realized
that the French mistook a filter in the
latrine for a fallen soldier.
And instead of saying anything, Patton left his
sympathies and quickly left. Well, when Patton returned
to visit during world war two, the townspeople
were still maintaining the small grave and were
holding the fallen soldier as a hero.
Patton admitted that he never did ever tell
them the truth.
Hope you enjoyed this week's Better History with
yours truly, Bushwacker Bruce. Until next time,
always keep it real.
Oh my god. You're in a
rear. Okay. Okay.
That's one of our soldiers. Yeah. Okay. That
Yeah. Yeah. Oh, man. That's so funny. Yeah.
It is hilarious.
Alright. Well, hey, we're getting into the PSA
portion of our program now. Yeah. With Coastline
Dance, they have some regular meet up times.
They meet at the Brookings Elks Lodge Mondays
and Wednesdays. That's over at 800 Elks Drive
in Brookings.
And over in Crescent City, they meet at
the Elks Lodge there Tuesdays and Thursdays. That's
located at 359
H Street in Crescent City. Absolute beginner session
happens from 10:30 to 11AM,
and then they have a beginners dance from
eleven to noon. And then intermediate dancers can
join in from noon to 1PM.
You don't have to be a member to,
join. They, do ask if you're able to
give a $2 donation. And if you have
any questions, you can contact Jean at (541)
251-8998.
That's right. Hey. And Monarch Gardens located at
984 Parkview Drive in Brookings is having a
dementia support group every third Thursday of the
month at 3PM.
A compassionate space to process your emotions.
For more information on this, you can call
(541)
469-6817.
Alright. And then Coastal Home Health and Hospice
offers grief support groups at their location at
585 5th Street in Brookings.
This group meets the first and third Tuesdays
of the month at 3PM.
It's free of charge and open to the
public, and you do not have to have
received hospice services before to participate. Walk ins
are welcome. And if you need more info,
you can call (541)
469-0405.
That's right. Hey. And if you're into, pickleball
and you're into yoga, well, then, Cascadia Pickleball
Zone has got something for you. They're presenting
an hour of pickleball yoga.
This is happening on Monday. It's 11AM. Wednesday's
at 10:15AM.
Thursday's at 06:15PM.
Friday's at 10:15AM.
And then Saturday, hey. You just gotta check
the schedule. So there you go. Cascadia Pickleball
Zone. I know they got a Facebook page.
So They also have that as well. Yes.
Alright. Like most places on the planet now.
Hey. You you're smart. Yeah. Sure.
That's true. Alright. Well, hey, KCIW
is giving folks a chance to speak their
mind on a show called the KCIW
Soapbox.
Basically, KCIW
offers two minutes of airtime to anyone who
has something to say. There are a few
rules, of course. There's no cussing, no slandering,
no advertising.
But other than that, folks can share what's
on their mind. The studio is open every
Wednesday from two to 3PM, and folks can
just drop in and record. Yes. Indeed. You
know, and stepping back on that subject, it's
true. I mean, that social media there for
a business nowadays, like Facebook and stuff like
that, I mean, it's almost
a lot of, like, you know, supportive clients
and people people people advertisers. Yeah. Some seem
to understand that it's like, yeah, there you
need, like, you need both. You need a
website and you need your social media, and
they need to work in tandem with each
other. You wanna reach as many people as
possible. Oh, and then you can reach people
out that when they're coming to town, meet
at you. You know? And that's the thing
about this groovy on our website, theinsidersouthernoregon.com.
You know? Our website there Mhmm. Is if
you go to,
a directory of our, you know, our client's
directory Mhmm. If you hit the if you
hit their name, it'll
flash up to a website Right. Or a
Facebook page Mhmm. Or their phone number. It
just but you should have all the above.
You know? I want the website is awesome,
man. You hit that, like, you hit one,
and you can go right to it. It's
like, that is such the way to do
it nowadays, really. I mean, you know, I
I tell people that you can start a
Facebook page if you wanna get some more
exposure. Sure. You know, that's sitting here in
the corner. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's a good
deal. I meet people where they are. Mhmm.
Mhmm. Hey. Take advantage of it. It's all
give it to us, so we got it
working, and now you might as well take
advantage of it and use it as a
good tool. That's for sure. Alright. And this
is, this this week's public service announcement for
Bruce and Kat. That's right. Here you go.
Hey. Legends Arcade is presenting
trading card game night. Every first Wednesday of
the month, 5PM to 8PM, you got Magic
the Act Gathering, UGO, Pokemon, and more. Hey.
You can sling spells, summon monsters, trade, or
battle with local players.
Mhmm. That's not the only game night that
happens in town. There's also game nights at
the whimsical Griffin. They're located at 615 Checo
Avenue over by the Redwood Theatre, and they
meet Tuesdays and Fridays each week from five
to 9PM.
They play Magic the Gathering, Dungeons and Dragons,
and a variety of board games. They do.
Hey. And Meals on Wheels, volunteers are needed
as usual. If you'd like to do something
that'll make you and those you held very
happy, like to do something to help give
back to the community you love, if you'd
like to help out your fellow human beings,
then Meals on Wheels is looking for you.
By delivering a hot meal to those who
are home ridden, you not only help someone
who is hungry, but you also bring a
bit of kindness into their lives, a friendly
face for them to see every day, and
social contact they may not have otherwise.
There are three routes that deliver hot meals
to about 60 seniors on a daily basis.
Each route route takes about one and a
half hours. You can volunteer by the day,
the week, biweekly, bimonthly, even if it is
just one day a week, one day a
month. Whatever works for you. Every little bit
helps. Mhmm. And if you're interested in helping
in this great cause for the community, please
contact Meals on Wheels via the Checo activity
center. (541) 469-6822.
It's indeed a good project there. Mhmm. We've
got info here from,
Brookings Harbor Scouting America. They're currently scouting for
new troop members, and boys and girls are
invited. So troop thirty two and forty thirty
two are now accepting new scouts as well
as adults interested in volunteering.
Scouts can join, from fifth grade to age
17. Adults can volunteer as long as they're
over 21, can pass a background check, and
can spend about 90 minutes completing a youth
protection training course. They meet at Scout Hall
seven to 08:30PM
every Monday night, except for holidays. You're invited
to meet the troops and learn more about
what scouts can help you achieve. Scout Hall
is located at 414 Azalea Park Road in
Brookings, and you can reach Mark Hagland at
(541)
661-2749
or Rebecca Wilson at (707)
951-3647.
Those are our scout masters locally. Do.
Yeah.
Did it. Good deal. Yeah. We
got everything in there we could. Hey. Well,
it's time to close out this week's show.
Before we go, I'd like to give a
shout out to our producer. Hey, Ray. This
week is helping us out for all his
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Bam.
You're done. There we go.
Alright.
You'll get some lunch. Yeah.
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