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. Welcome to this week's
show that keeps you in the know. Hey,
Kat. Hi, Bruce.
How are you this Monday morning? I'm I'm
doing beautiful. Doing great, and I'll bet I
mean, the mystery Hi. Murder mystery thing was
beautiful, fantabulous.
Uh-huh. Yeah. The murder mystery, we've pretty much
sold out the whole run, which is just
absolutely incredible. And, like I said, like, beyond
my wildest expectations, it went very, very well
and sounds like people had a good time.
My actors are asking me, are we gonna
do another one like this soon? Because it's
not like a a traditional stage play, but
it was still, like, a lot of fun
and acting and a puzzle for people to
solve and stuff. So I was like, just
give me, like, a month to catch up
on my sleep, and then we'll talk Yeah.
As far as that's concerned. But You know,
stay I mean, it really that's what I
was telling you. It has the potential a
lot of potential there Mhmm. To go different
different directions. I mean, that is could be
the whole like I said, a screenplay would
be almost
feasible with more writing and more history. Mhmm.
Yeah. And that's like I like to stick
to the stage. But yeah. Yeah. It's it's
I was gonna say there's lots of directions
you can take a constant effort. Yeah. Yeah.
Absolutely.
Absolutely. That thing had all the makings earmarks
of good stuff. That's me. Yeah. So, yeah,
it was it was a great time, and,
I'm I'm kicking back. Jason's the one planning
the, the gala happening on the, February 18
February. On the April 18. Can you see?
I just got done with the show.
But, yeah, he's he's planning the, the, birthday
gala that's gonna be, a fundraiser for a
bunch of different, performing arts nonprofits in the
community. So Yeah. You guys have turned three
paintings in three years? Yeah. Three years. Three?
We've been doing this for three years. Wild.
Gosh. Yeah. I know. I went I mean,
shoot. Mhmm. Fifteenth year for the pirate festival.
Go figure it. The time went. I mean,
you know. Yeah. No. Yeah. Yeah. And it's
just, like, it just keeps getting better and
better and just, like, yeah, more and more
interest, more and more people getting involved. So
I'm just like, yes. Well, now they know
of you as an entity. You know? We
we exist. Great. Yeah. We do exist. We're
not just a flash thing. Yep. Yep. That's
what yeah. Mhmm. Mhmm. So so yeah. Makes
a difference. And that's worth celebrating. And then
also spreading the love around because because, yeah,
everybody and we do better when we work
together. So Yep. Did you have did you
have repeat people from the weekend before coming?
We had a we had a a smattering
of repeat people that were like, I wanna
come see the other one. And then they
got okay. So double the pleasure, double the
Uh-huh. Yeah. Yeah. Because, yeah, it was a
different it was a different experience every night
in a different different culprit, different killer. So
yeah. Yeah. It was it was cool. Oh,
that's great. Yeah. Yeah. Well, good job, Kat.
Excellent.
Great one to hear, man. That's awesome. Very
proud of you, you know. Absolutely.
That's great. Success. Well, how about you? How'd
your, your weekend end of spring break with
junior go? Yeah. Yeah. That's it. Yeah. We
just,
relaxed and just did our thing. Yeah. I,
I work I just did you know, it's
funny when I get a weekend it's my
weekend off because I I get the paper
out on Thursday or Wednesday and Thursday. So
that's done. Mhmm. The show was done. So
I'm not I got everything done. Oh, I
know. I did the vendor vendor thing. So
I I only had, like, a handful of
that stuff to deal with because I'm on
top of that, the fitness. But, yeah, working
on that stuff and everything. And then, we're
planning
you know, me and Chrissy are on the
phone constantly. We're planning the events. We're planning
the production company. We're forming here and doing
all kinds of stuff. The movie, you know,
you know, so just a bunch of that
going on. Just more progress. More moving. Getting
a hold of these people that we gotta,
like, you know, Ocean World and and, jet
boats and all that stuff that we wanna
do things out of Yeah. Hold of the
owners that so we can get them releases
signed and all that good stuff. For sure.
Working on all that prep and stuff before
the Mhmm. Before we go out there and
start getting crazy. Mhmm. I think we're gonna
block July and and and do it all
in July. I start try to do as
much as we can in July and everything.
That sounds like yeah. Yeah. The scenes are
Really sweet. Yeah. And then the weather's beautiful.
It's beautiful. Yeah. Mhmm. Makes a lot of
sense. So we're thinking about that. So we
got a little bit of time to prep
and everything. Yeah. And do our first events
and all that good stuff. You know what
I mean? Get the events going so that
way they're flowing. So it'll be good. For
sure to make it all happen. That's right.
This is gonna be our year, inside of
Southern Oregon. You know? We're gonna rock out
this year. We're gonna have fun. Good. So,
anyway, so I hope everybody out there had
some fun and, did something this weekend. Have
a little bit of rain, it looks like.
But, I mean, I see forecast sunny forecast
in the future, so there we go. Hey.
Before we get going, I'd like to thank
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that. Alrighty. Alright. So, hey, we got some
music going on here. Yeah. There is indeed
music coming up. Starting with Mike Powell and
Bobby Bersch playing on the April 3 at
Checo Brewing Co from six to 8PM.
Then on the twenty sixth, over at Augustinos
from two to four. And on the twenty
eighth, they'll be at World Headquarters 101 Bar
And Grill from 04:30 to seven. Yep. And
the InterTech has got a nice lineup here
on the third and the twenty third. They
have the mighty Steelheads playing at seven. On
the fourth and twenty fourth, they got the
Italian guys at 7PM.
On the tenth, they've got the Ferguson Brothers
at eight. Haven't seen them in a while.
On the eleventh, they are black GTO at
seven. On the seventeenth, they got the weigh
outs going on at eight. And then on
the eighteenth, they got metal nights, 06:45
06:45PM.
Yeah. That's what it says on the calendar.
Alright. So there we go. Raw on the
dot. Okay. Yeah. Well, hey. Tony Land Band
is playing on the April 11 over at
Pete's Bar and Grill. That's from six to
8PM.
And on the twenty fifth, Tony Land Band
will be at Coontay from six to eight.
Yeah. If I know my bands, they'll be
starting at seven anyways. So don't
that was just a whistle sink in there.
Hey.
Patty Anne. Hey. She'll be playing on the
fourth at Coontay 6 to eight. On the
eleventh, she'll be at the, second Saturday art
walk. She'll be at Fallcrest Design Studios,
from three to six. And then on the
twenty fifth, she'll be at Umbrella Farms, 02:30
to 04:30.
Alright. And then Black GTO is playing on
the April 10 over at Porta Pints in
Crescent City.
That's from 07:30 to 10:30. On the eleventh,
they'll be at Inateca in Crescent City from
seven to ten. And then on the twenty
fourth, they'll play at Checo Brewing Co from
six to 9PM.
Yep. And as said, the mighty steelheads on
the third and twenty fourth, they'll be at
Inateca at seven. Mhmm. And then the Italian
guys are playing on the fourth and the
twenty fifth of this month coming up at
Inateca at 7PM. Yep. And then Cisco's got
some gigs going on here. He's at, on
the eleventh, he'll be at Umbrella Farms noon
to two. On the eighteenth and the twenty
fifth, he'll be at Brookings Harbor Farmers Market,
ten to two. And then on twenty fourth,
he'll be at Chetco Activity Center, 11AM to
1PM. There you go. That's it for the
music. And if, you got music out there
that you wanna get on the air, then
all you gotta do is send it to
me, captaincurry541@gmail.com,
and I will make it happen for you.
Mhmm. Sweet. Now from the biggest live the
greatest librarian
in the area. In Bruce's opinion. Yes.
I love this library. We're I no. I
love your local loyalty. You're good. Alright. Hey.
Events coming up at the Checo Library located
at 405 Alders Street in Brookings starting with
that weekly rundown. On Mondays at 05:30PM,
they have Qigong for health and vitality. It's
a free class with a licensed instructor.
And then on Tuesdays at 10:30AM,
they have story time for young children. And
at 03:30PM on Tuesdays, they have tween club
for youth ages 10 to 13, and they
do, new activities and explore new interests every
week. Then on Wednesdays at 09:30AM,
they have Qigong for health and vitality again
this time in the morning. From 01:30 to
four, they've got their after school program. This
is drop in activities and snacks for school
aged kids. And then Thursdays, 10AM to noon,
they have the Rowdy Creek String Band. This
is an open rehearsal for acoustic string instrument
players.
And then also on Thursdays at 05:30PM,
they've got EZ Flow Yoga. This is a
free class. They do recommend that all, participants
be able to comfortably get up and down
from the floor.
And then on Fridays at 10:30AM, they have
threads, hooks, and needles. This is a fiber
arts club for knitters, sewers, and more.
And then on Saturdays at 10:30AM, they've got
a Saturday story time for young children. And
at 1PM on Saturdays, they have Saturday shuffle.
This focuses on Pokemon. You can play and
trade Pokemon cards with guidance from experienced player
David.
Alright. Well, we've got some lots of special
events coming up. Let's just start with, like,
the first week or two here. First things
first, it is National Poetry Month, and all
month long, they're going to be having a
poetry themed scavenger hunt. You can follow poetry
clues through the stacks of the library to
solve a puzzle and unlock a special prize.
This is a drop in activity. You can
show up anytime. It's best enjoyed by adults
and kids ages 10 and older, and it
looks like the puzzle takes about fifteen minutes
to complete.
And then, also too, ongoing at the library,
they're continuing to gather interviews for their Beyond
Two Fifty oral history project.
We're seeking people to interview all spring long
for this oral history project, and this is
for anyone who's ever called Brookings Harbor home.
No matter how long you've been in the
area, you can learn more about the project
and sign up for an interview at checcolibrary.org/beyond25zero.
And it's painless. I really Bruce, Bruce can
attest. We interviewed him. He, has some fabulous
stories about his time in the community to
share it, so a really good time. Yeah.
Yeah. It's a fun, but it's oh, it's
it's really cool to do it. And in
the little booth at the library, I love
it. It has that cool. Yeah. It's it's
a kinda cool space. The cone of sirens.
Yeah. Yeah. You can feel all official and
stuff in there. Yeah.
Well, hey. Also coming up in April, a
few times this month at 01:30PM
on Wednesdays, they're doing D and D One
Shot Adventures.
This is for youth ages 10 to 16,
and the program introduces players to the fun
and interactive tabletop role playing game. You can
learn how to create characters, roll dice, and
work together to complete a short adventure in
a youth friendly setting. There's no experience needed.
However, space is limited, so, go to the
library calendar and look for a an open
spot in advance, please, and thank you.
Also, this week, on Wednesday, the first at
05:30PM, they've got a team trivia night, and
you can gather a dream team of two
to four players and put your knowledge to
the test. This month's theme is games.
The kids division starts at 05:30. The teen
and adult division starts about 06:15.
Also, April,
10AM to 3PM, games galore, if you're having
another escape room. This month's theme is the
cursed treasure. The library is turning the river
room into an escape room. Sign up with
your team and see if you can solve
this pirate themed puzzle in an hour or
less. Spots are limited. They ask you to
call or visit the library calendar online to
sign up. And then Saturday, April 4 at
2PM, they have their afternoon indie films. This
is part of the free monthly film screenings
that they produce in part with the Wild
Rivers Film Festival. And April's selection is a
series of comedic shorts filmed by local tweens
and teens as part of the festival's annual
summer filmmaking workshop. And some of the students
will be in attendance to answer a q
and a. Yes, ma'am. Yes. And finally, Tuesday,
the seventh at 5PM,
they're doing a free workshop called Vegetable Gardening
Basics. This is a free presentation with the
Brookings Harbor Garden Club. They're gonna share tips
on how to get started on growing your
own vegetables.
And, let's see. All library events and programs
are free to attend whether or not you
have a library card. For more info, you
can always go to that library calendar on
checkthelibrary.org.
You can follow them for updates on Facebook,
or, hey, you can always give them a
call at (541)
469-7738.
Alright. Well, hey. Now it's time for famous
quotes with cousin Bruce. That's right. Hey. Here
are a few quotes from Danish author Hans
Christian Andersen. He was born April
'5.
He says life itself is the most wonderful
fairy tale.
He goes, just living is not enough. One
must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.
Wonder if he lives in Oregon. Ever lived
in Oregon? A little flower.
Hey. The whole world that's the one that
went under the radar. The whole world is
a series of miracles, but we're so used
to them. We call them ordinary things. And
last, this is one of good ones. I
like this one. He goes, enjoy life. There's
plenty of time to be dead.
Okay. So I hope you enjoyed this week's
quotes from Hans Christian Andersen
with cousin Bruce. Until next week, hey. Have
a great one. Yeah. I always forget, like,
he was as far as a a fairy
tale writer, how contemporary he was, like, relatively
speaking. Yeah. Like, nine nineteenth century? Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. No. That's so so yeah. Fifteen
o five. Yep. Yep. Yep. Mhmm. There you
go.
Alright. Well, just another reminder here from the
Checo Library that they are doing the Beyond
two fifty Living History in Brookings Harbor Oral
History Project. This is happening throughout the 2026
and possibly even into the summer, and we're
seeking storytellers for a local oral history project.
This is for anyone who has ever called
Brookings Harbor home. Whether that's past or present,
we are recording history as we're living it
right now for future generations.
So to sign up to interview, you can
always call (541)
469-7738.
Or, again, you can, find a a link
to sign up at checolibrary.org.
That would be good to get some new
voices in that have just been here for
a few years. You know? I mean, that'd
be cool for them to tell the experience
that they've had here and everything so far.
Absolutely. Yep. Good deal. Mhmm. Hey. Monarch Gardens
located at 984 Parkview Drive is having an
Easter egg hunt. This is happening on the
third at 2PM to 4PM. Bring the entire
family for the annual Mark Gardens memory care
Easter egg hunt. You can RSVP
at (541) 469-6817.
Okay. And over at Elk Valley Casino, they're
presenting a remember when
Alan Jackson tribute concert. This is on the
April 4 at 8PM.
The doors open at seven. The show starts
at eight. You can get tickets in advance
at the Points Club booth, or you can
get them online at etix.com,
as well as on the day of the
event. They do know it's a casino. You
gotta be 21 or older. Yes. Indeed. Hey.
Curry County Chamber of Commerce is presenting. Alright.
Here comes Peter Cottontail going down the hopping
down the Bunny Trail candy map here in
Curry County happening on the third and fourth
two days from 10AM to 5PM.
Join the Curry County Chamber of Commerce for
the bunny trail, a fun family friendly
Easter shopping experience designed to celebrate and support
our amazing local small businesses. Friday, April 3
and Saturday, April 4, participate in businesses throughout
Harbor, Brookings, Gold Beach, Port Orford, and Langloir
will also be in joining in the fun.
Oh, got the oh, everybody's in there. Easter
candy giveaways, in store specials and sales. There's
creative
scavenger hunts, festive surprises, and activities.
Each stop along the Bunny Trail is a
chance to explore local shops, discover hidden gems,
and make memories with your family while supporting
the businesses that make our community so special.
Local businesses, hey. You wanna join in on
the fun? This is your chance to get
creative, bring in new customers, and be part
of a countrywide event, host a sale, pass
out candy, create a game. The more fun,
the better. You can sign up today by
sending your graphics to oregoncoastvipmarketing@gmail.com.
They'll be updating this event with participating business
as they join, so stay tuned and plan
your bunny trail adventure. Shop local, support local,
celebrate Easter the Curry County way. I like
that. Yeah. There you go. Very nice. Oh,
hey. Speaking of it is coming up, Easter
events. The Salmon Run Golf Course is having
a Golf and Seek Easter event.
This is happening on the April,
and they're gonna have an Easter egg hunt
across all 18 holes. Yep. So you just
that starts in the morning and goes to
Delphi. I mean, that's just the way it
is. They didn't give their times, and that's
an unsume way. You just, you know, you'd
probably call and set up your time and
everything. Yeah. Contact them to find out what's
going on there. But, yeah, they probably get
in on the Easter egg. Can you imagine
Easter egg hunt over there, man? Somebody make
sure that it isn't your
that it's not that it's your ball, not
Easter, Easter egg. Mhmm. That could get sloppy.
Oh, yeah. Yeah. Jeez. SWAC,
ORCA in action.
Southwestern Oregon Community College, Curry Campus invites the
community to join them on Thursday, April 9,
1PM to 2PM for Orca in Action, restoring
Oregon's kelp forest. This is a free program
sponsored by the Friends of Curry campus that
would be held in the community room on
Southwestern's Curry campus, 96082LoneRanchParkway
off Highway 101 in Brookings. They invite the
public to bring a friend and a round
bag lunch. In the waters along Oregon's Southern
Coast, a quiet ecological emergency is unfolding beneath
the waves. According to the 2024 Oregon kelp
forest status report, Oregon lost approximately 70% of
its kelp forest between 2010
and 2022,
a collapse driven by exploding,
purple sea urchin populations,
each warming and the loss of natural predators.
Bull kelp forest that won't stretch for miles,
sheltering rockfish, feeding gray whales, and anchoring coastal
food webs have largely vanished from reefs where
they thrive just a decade ago. The effects
reach from the ocean floor to your dinner
plate. The wild fish, dungeon of crab, and
sea urchins that define Oregon's coast coastal economy
all depend on healthy kelp ecosystems. If you
care about Oregon's coast, this crisis demands attention.
Carolyn McGinnan, the urchin control and dive safety
coordinator for ORCA,
will be the presenter for this lecture. Orca
unites diverse stakeholders passionate about kelp forest ecosystems,
including commercial urchin divers, marine scientists, resource managers,
tribal communities, tour operators, recreational divers, students, culinary
professionals, and coastal residents. Carolyn holds a bachelor
of science in marine biology for Dalhousie,
University with her current work focusing on coordinating
volunteer and commercial divers to achieve orcas restoration
goals while promoting diver safety.
Stay tuned for the upcoming talks in their
speaker series. For more information, you can contact
Curry Campus at (541) 813-1667.
That sounded pretty,
important
to me. I wanted to make sure we
got that all up. That sounds like Curry
Harry out there. Yeah. That's not good. Yeah.
Totally. Yeah.
Well, hey. Turning to the fun end of
things, Legends Arcade and Recycled Video Games are
teaming up to present Super Smash Bros, a
two versus two spring tournament. This is happening
on the April 10 at Legends Arcade. Sign
ups are from 04:30 to 05:30. That's free
entry, but you can win prizes. There are
gonna be two age brackets for 14 and
under, as well as for 15 and older.
And there are eight teams minimum per bracket,
and the consoles and controllers will be provided.
Yeah. There you go. I guess if you're
in that stuff, you know what that means.
I I I know several people who know
what that means. Yes. Exactly. So do I.
Here you go.
Elk Valley Casino is presenting comedy night with
Daniel Ekas. He's, this is on the eleventh
at 8PM. Doors open at 07:30PM.
Show starts at eight. Tickets in advance at
the Points Club booth or online at eticks.com
and on the day of the show. Mhmm.
And, of course, it's a casino. Must be
21 or older. They're like, you know. Don't
bring the kids. There you go. Right. Well,
hey. The Pistol River Concert Association is presenting
Ian George and the Knee Pockets at Pistol
River Friendship Hall. That's up, 24252
Carpenterville Road up in Pistol River. This is
happening on the April 11. The doors open
at six. The show starts at seven, and
the live performance is an extremely entertaining one.
Ian George, along with his band, The Knee
Pockets, a bunch of jubilant, ferocious young men,
have one motive, allow a good time. The
show teams with whimsicality, clever arrangements, triumphant tangents,
both in the music and the banter, a
lot of banter, and outlandish solos grounded by
George's gauzy voice and by the simple strength
of a good song.
Expect an engaging and dynamic string of gentle
and not so gentle folk rock adventures. Expect
to dance, sway, sing, laugh, and most likely
cry. Tickets are $20 in advance, 25 at
the door. Tickets available in person at Wright's
Custom Framing in Brookings.
They're also available at First Chapter Coffee House
in Gold Beach. You can also get them
online at pistolriver.com.
It's $21 online, to account for a $1
processing fee. Yep. No processing fee. Yes. Hey.
Coos and Curry diaper project. Free diaper giveaway
twenty twenty six. This is happening at the
Church of Nazarene located at 1600 Checo Avenue
in Brookings
on the eighteenth, 10AM to 11:30AM.
Free diapers and wipes, all are welcome. Alright.
An hour and a half. Go get her
done. There you go.
Alright. Well, we were talking about it, alluding
to it earlier. Three Penny Theatre Co is
presenting, for the first time ever, a three
Penny Arts Affair.
Three Penny Theatre Co is turning three years
old this April, and they wanna invite you
to a Three Penny Arts Affair. They've been
reflecting on how incredible your support has been
since their first ever production of the dark
comedy Venus in Fur in 2023.
So they're throwing a huge fundraiser party to
help celebrate all of the local performing arts
groups from Gold Beach to Crescent City. This
isn't a fundraiser for three penny alone. No.
Each nonprofit performing arts group who joins them
to share the work they've been doing will
share in the funds raised from the ticket
sales and from a silent auction as well.
Attendees will get to experience a specially catered
tapas style dinner along with handcrafted sushi dishes
by Zen Harmony Catering. Your ticket purchase will
include two drink tickets per person, and, of
course, there will be live music from some
of your favorite local musicians. A Three Penny
Arts Affair will take place on Saturday, April
18 at Checo Brewing Company from six to
9PM.
Tickets can be bought online at 3pennytheater.com.
And if you have questions, you can always
email contact at three penny theater dot com.
And inside or Southern Oregon, we'll be there.
Amen. Yes. Christy said, let's go. And then
I I was like, I was since I've
seen Christy too. I'd looking forward to seeing
it. Yeah. Yeah. I hope she brings I
hope Scott comes too as well. Yeah. You
know, the more the merrier. Yep. Absolutely. She
did. She said when we were talking the
other day, she goes, we need to go
to that. Yeah. Like, well, of course. Oh,
I was gonna say, well, if you're you're
in the arts and the performing arts, it's
a good networking event too. We do. That's
what I mean. Absolutely.
I knew where she was coming from. Alright.
Well, hey. Do we have a few minutes
for a bit of real history with Bushwacker
Bruce? We do. Okay. Okay. Roy, good day
good day, mates. Bushwacker Bruce here. Welcome to
this with being a real history for your
knowledge pleasure. Did you know that The US
once tried to create a psychic spies?
It's true. And here's the story. Operation Stargate,
often referred to as the Stargate Project, was
a secret US government initiative running from the
seventies to ninety nineteen ninety five, aiming at
investigating and utilizing psychic phenomena,
specifically remote viewing for military and intelligence gathering.
Initiated in the nineteen seventies and consolidated into
Stargate in the nineteen nineties, the program was
a response to intelligence suggesting that Soviets were
investing heavily in psychic weapons. Well, researchers at
the Stanford Research Institute developed remote viewing, a
structured technique for physically
observing
distance targets. The project often run out of
leaky wooden barracks, involved a small core group
of about 15 to 20 individuals at its
peak. Proponents claim the team located a downed
Soviet aircraft in Africa and provided data on
Soviet weapons facilities that were later verified. Well,
despite some perceived successes, the project faced heavy
skepticism within the military due to inconsistent results,
vague reports, and the embarrassing nature of the
topic, often leading to giggle factor in conventional
intelligence circles. Well, in 1995,
following a CIA
commissioned review by the American Institutes for Research,
which concluded the program was unreliable for operational
intelligence.
Stargate was declassified
and terminated.
All be enjoyed this week's bit of real
history with yours truly, Bushwacker Bruce. Until next
time. Hey. Always keep it real.
There you go. Try to make them psychic
spies with that. Yeah. How fun is that?
Alright. Oh, boy.
You get all the fun with all the
seeing without, you know, being there. Yes. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. That's not a bad thing at
all. Alright. Hey. Well, hey. Coastline
Dance, has regular meetups. It looks like the
location's changed in, Curry County. It's meeting at
the Del Norte Recreation Gym at 1009
H Street in Crescent City. They meet Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 10:30 to 11:15AM.
You can meet up for an absolute beginner
session.
And then from 11:15 to noon, there's a
beginner's dance. Then noon to 1PM, it's for
folks at the intermediate level. They suggest a
$2 donation to participate. And if you need
more info, you can contact Jean at (541)
251-8998.
Jean Jean, the dead's a machine. There we
go. Hey. Monarch Gardens located at 984 Parkview
Drive in Brookings. It has a dementia support
group going on 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.
Mhmm. And then Coastal Home Health and Hospice
has grief support groups that meet at 585
5th Street in Brookings. This is the first
and third Tuesdays of the month at 3PM.
They're free of charge. They're open to the
public, and you do not have to have
received hospice services to participate.
Walk ins are always welcome. If you need
more info, call (541)
469-0405.
There we go. Now we're a comfortable area
here. I get the flying pickle finger of
eight. Hey. It's time to close out this
week's show. And before we go, I like
to give a shout out to our field's
producers, Ray, for all the great work each
week helping us bring our show to the
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the info for this week's show came from
the Insider Southern Oregon Entertainment newspaper, and you
can read more by going to insidersouthernoregon.com
where you also find a link to the
insider report and the link to all the
I mean, you'll be able to see all
the events that we got going at. We're
getting ready to just explode on this here
thing. So Oh, yeah. Website's gonna be wild
to look at. But you can also read
the paper there, and it's fun because the
pages make a clicking sound as you turn
them. It's always Hey. And, John, next week,
this is cousin Bruce Ellis. And I'm Kat
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Keep it real and spread the love and
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see you out there.
Bam.
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