Upcoming Community Presentations on Oregon Offshore Wind Energy Research

  Community members are invited to attend a  public presentation of findings from the Oregon State University research project, Community Benefits and Impacts from Offshore Wind Development. The event will provide an opportunity to hear research findings, engage in questions and discussion with the research team, and learn more about Oregon-specific results. This research includes […]

Curry County Homeless Town Hall Meeting

Hundreds of Curry County residents showed up to the Grange in Harbor for a County sponsored Town Hall meeting.  At issue?  The unhoused and what to do about it.  Here’s a link to the entire meeting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ba5rKz7dUkE

Honoring Charlie Kirk

About 70 Charlie Kirk supporters showed up to the Harris Beach Rest Area on September 20th for what was called a march/drive. Jason Liddell was there and has this report.    

BHHS Principal Resigns

In response to recent community events; Information about accessing tonight’s School Board Meeting Brookings-Harbor School District is aware of concerns raised regarding a personal statement made by a District employee’s family member. These individual views do not represent the District, its values, or its operations. The District is also very limited in the actions it […]

CLIMATE ISSUES

Bill Gorham, a local marine biologist and climate activist, emails “Weekly Articles of Special Interest” to engaged friends. The emails discuss climate, environmental, marine & political issues. We’re posting his emails here as he sends them. To get on his distribution list contact him at [email protected]. Please come join us for our September Coastal SOCAN […]

Silky: A Valiant Vicar Vs Scofflaw City

This video, created by Michael Gorse, features Robert “SILKY” O’Sullivan, a retired educator and pastor, who passionately advocates for human rights and religious freedom in Brookings, Oregon. The story centers around a legal battle between St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church and the City of Brookings, which had passed an ordinance limiting how often churches could serve […]