December 2, 2025 • 27 mins
This week on the Insider Report, Kat is away, so Bruce gives the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, Manley Art Center December Workshops, Nature’s Coastal Holiday Festival of Lights in Azalea Park, Sea Glass Pottery Studio Artists Meet & Greet Sale in Gold Beach, the film A Small Town Nutcracker Story screening at Chetco Library, Back to the 80’s Gala fundraiser for Brookings Harbor Community Helpers, Elk Valley Casino Comedy Night with Native American standup comic Marc Jaffee, Char-I-Tree Holiday Community Celebration at the Chetco Grange, The Krampus Parade at Legends Arcade, plus many local musical performances and a whole lot more! For the latest scoop, tune in to the show that keeps you in the know! For days and times, go to KCIW.org. For days and times, go to KCIW.org.
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Hello, mister and missus Brookings Harbor and all
the fishing boats at sea. I'm Bruce Ellis,
and this is the
insider report. So sit back, relax, and let
your ears do the walking as I fill
you in on what's going on in the
area this weekend and beyond.
Well, hello. Hello. Hello. And welcome to this
week's show that keeps you in the know.
Well, hey. I'm going Han Solo today. So
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it's all me. Cat's gone, and I got
nobody to cohost with me. So, hey, I'm
gonna have fun doing the show with you
guys. I missed you last week,
so I could wish everybody happy Thanksgiving. So
I thought I hope everybody out there had
a good Thanksgiving,
had some fun. I was just joking about
it with the producers. I,
I did absolutely nothing like I did last
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year, and it was perfect. It's like, just
sit there, Junior, he's not he yeah. He
just hangs out and does his groove thing,
and,
I actually ate what I wanted to eat,
did what I wanted to do, watched all
three games of the football games. So
I had a perfect Thanksgiving. I did it
last year, and it worked out really good.
I actually did Christmas that way too, but
I think this year, we're gonna go see
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Annie Chrissy or something like that in the
family up there in Grants Pass. But,
anyways, I had a good one. I hope
everybody out there had a good one. And
I just wanted to let you all know
that, there was a story I was gonna
tell, but about my, one of my favorite
Christmas says that I can remember the year
it it was is because the movie we
went and saw, which was Westworld.
And so it was 1973.
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We just moved into town. It was Thanksgiving.
There was snow on Earth. So I know
we were up in Washington someplace. Had to
have been. I've moved so many places. I
lose track, but I'm pretty sure we're in
the Washington area.
And we ended up,
you know, being in town with a truckload
of stuff and no place to put it
because, of course, it was a holiday, so
we weren't able to go get the rent
and get our home. And so, we ended
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up at Shakey's Pizza and then going to
a,
movie theater and watching Westworld,
premier of Westworld. So it was like, alright.
So,
that was nineteen seventy three November, and I
remember it well. And it was one of
my favorite ones. I've had a lot of
cool turkey days with family and everything like
that, and that was just one of those
most memorable ones. So I hope everybody had
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a memorable one this year
and had some fun out there. And before
I get going, that's pretty much our weekend
went like that. My trip my car was
down last week, so I had it at
the doctor's. And so I didn't have a
car for a while and everything, so I
wasn't able to get in and get the
show and all that, but it was cool
because Junior had the week off, so it
kinda worked out good. I I got plenty
to do at home, so that's not that's
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not a bad thing to do. And so,
yeah, that made it easy for me to
just enjoy the weekend and watch football all
weekend and not have to do too much.
So, yeah, had some fun and all that.
So just to update everybody who's out there,
interested in the case of the copper dodo,
that the movie script that I'm writing, it
is coming along fabulous.
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Oh, man. It's just writing itself still, and
it's getting funnier and funnier every time I
go at it and go into another
scene. And I go back and look at
the scenes, and next thing you know, I'm
adding something. So it's it's gonna be fun.
It's gonna be a fun ride, and it's
gonna be promoting this whole area here. I
mean, I've already got where the scenes are
gonna be taking place and all that. So,
yeah, it's coming right along. Should be doing
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that next year. I'm looking forward to about
February having it done and, having the script
done.
Get me a film crew, and then I'll
get, get the carrot the cast going and
all that good stuff. So we'll get out
there and make that movie. That's right.
So, anyways, that's all in there before we
get going here because we got lots of
stuff going on in December. It's crazy.
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Alright. So here, we're gonna just start things
off here with the music schedule. So everybody
sent me their stuff, so I got a
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little bit here. Cisco on Tuesdays, he'll be
he'll be at World Headquarters 101 from 4PM
to 6PM.
On the sixth, he'll be at the Checo
Grange, 10AM to 1PM.
And on the seventeenth, he'll be at the
Addie Midham House, noon to 01:30PM. That's down
in Crescent City.
And then black GTO will be playing in
Crescent City on the twelfth at Inoteca, 7PM
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to 10PM.
Disturbing the peace will be playing on the
thirty first at Checo Brewing Company, 8PM to
midnight.
Patty Ann on the twelfth, she'll be at
Coontay at six to eight. And on the
nineteenth, she'll be at Pizza Bar and Grill,
six to eight.
Mike Powell, he's on the twelfth. He'll be
at Checo Brewing Company,
from six to eight.
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In the checkout, they've got a we've got
a few here. On the fifth, they got
the mighty steelheads at seven. On the sixth,
it's the Italian guys at seven. On the
twelfth, it's black GTO, seven. And then on
the thirty first, they got the mighty steelheads
doing their New Year's Eve bash from 8PM
to midnight.
Latitude is playing on the sixth at Pete's
Bar and Grill from six to eight.
The mighty Steelheads are playing, like I said,
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at the fifth at Intertek at seven, and
then on the thirty first, they'll be hosting
the New Year's Eve bash, eight to midnight.
The Italian guys on the sixth at Intertek
at 7PM.
And then Yana g, she gave me her
schedule. She's one of the the Rogue Strings
girls. Yana, she's got, on the fourteenth, she'll
be at Augustino's
2PM
to 4PM. Funny. I had Lacey's last month,
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and this month, I got Yana's. So maybe
I'll get them both next month. There we
go.
Alright. So, hey, if you have any music
out there, if you're in a band or
anything and you'd like to get it out
on the radio and on in the inside
of Southern Oregon Entertainment newspaper, all you gotta
do is send me your band name and,
your dates and all that and the times
and places you're playing, and I'll I'll get
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it done for you. Send it to captaincurry541@gmail.com.
Alright. So here we go. We got the
our library can beat up your library. We've
got so much stuff going on our library.
Here we go. So on Tuesdays, they've got
story time, stories, songs, and games for young
children.
03:30PM,
the Tween Club, use ages 10 to 13
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are welcome to hang out and explore new
interests and activities every week.
On Wednesdays, they got 01:30 to four. It's
an after school program. School aged kids are
welcome to come by the library for a
free snack and to hang out, work on
homework, or craft using supplies from the maker
card.
On Thursday, we've got, 10AM to noon. We've
got the Roddy Creek Strings Band. They're doing
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an open rehearsal.
This is a friendly open rehearsal for acoustic
string instrument players.
Not an instrument string player? Well,
drop in and listen.
Then three to 5PM on thirty days, you
got the checkmate corner, a weekly chess club
for players of all ages and skill levels.
You can't bring your own set. There's some
extra game boards are available.
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And at 05:30 on Thursday, we've got the
easy flow yoga free class. This class is
recommended
that participants
be able to comfortably get up and down
from the floor.
And on Saturdays, we've got a little bit
going on there at 10:30AM,
Saturday,
story time, story songs and games for young
children.
1PM, they have the Saturday shuffle. This is
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Pokemon, magic, and more. Players can bring their
favorite deck and play popular card games. Gamers
of all kinds are also welcome to bring
their favorite card or board games from their
own collections
or browse the library's games and find a
new crew to play with.
On the second and fourth Saturdays,
two to 4PM, they've got the teens teach
tech.
Drop by the library, annex with your device
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or tech questions, and get help from a
trained cyber senior technology
mentor.
The mentors are young people who have been
trained to teach technology to oldest
adults, and they're standing by to help with
your smartphone,
iPad, or computer.
This free service is presented in partnership with
Harmony and Me Music.
And then they've got some monthly, special events
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going on here on November 29 through December
well, November 29 through December 12, they have
the gingerbread
disguise take home craft.
Join us for a gingerbread man themed story
time on Saturday, November 19 at 10:30. They'll
be reading the classic tale, the gingerbread man.
After the story, you pick up a cardstock,
gingerbread cookie template to take home and disguise
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any way you wish. Then you bring your
disguised cookie back to the library by Friday,
December 12, and they'll hang them in the
library for everyone to enjoy.
Then on Wednesday,
December 3, we got a five they got
a 05:30PM,
team trivia night going on. Join them for
a competitive family friendly
trivia competition at the library. This month's theme
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is animals.
You can gather your dream team two to
four pay players and put your knowledge to
the test.
Kids division starts at 05:30, and the teen
adult division starts about 06:15.
Registration is recommended, but team sign ups are
allowed
that day if space allows.
Then December 4 on Thursday is 12:30PM.
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They've got, changes to SNAP eligibility.
What do you need to know? Join the
savvy staff at the Oregon Department of Human
Services and St. Tim's legal advocacy clinic as
they cover how SNAP recipients under 65
can best satisfy new federal work requirements
and where applicable
demonstrate an exemption refreshments will be served
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and then the Saturday December 6 all day
they'll have a tabletop takeover gaming club
tabletop takeover invites tweens, teens, and adults to
drop in anytime between 10AM, 5PM for a
day of strategy,
storytelling, and friendly competition.
Whether you're into classic board games or ready
to dive into RPG adventures, there's an adventure
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for everyone and new friends to be made
at this free open play club.
Then Saturday, December 6, I told you there
was a lot. They got the afternoon indie
films, a free monthly film screening for the
community.
The afternoon indie film events feature top film
selections from the Wild Rivers Film Festival, December's
film selection. Oh,
One close to my heart, a small town
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Nutcracker story.
This is, a holiday feature film right here
on the Wild Rivers Coast. I know. I
played Drosselmeyer. It was fun.
Hey, so that's gonna be going on there.
And December 8 all day, they've got the
spice world bags, take a culinary journey around
the world. Spice bags, feature a unique monthly
spice from a different part of the world.
Each bag comes with a tester sample trivia
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and recipe suggestions.
Supplies are limited. First come, first serve.
And then on Monday the eighth also at
11AM, there's a fruit tree grafting with John
Savage. Get ready for the spring grafting season
with local expert John Savage. John will demonstrate
trusty
tree grafting techniques
followed by an open q and a. Refreshments
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will also be served.
Then Wednesday, December 10, 4PM,
they got the bookworm buddies club geared towards
second through fifth graders. Kids vote on and
pick the books they read each month. In
October, the group will well, in October, the
group discussed Zoe and Sassafras, grumpus, and pest
bite Asia Citro. I don't know what they're
doing this year because Cat's not here, and
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it's not written down there. So but there's
another book they're working on this year. I
heard her say it a couple weeks ago.
And then they've got some holiday closures going
on here.
The library will be closed on the twenty
fourth and twenty fifth in observance of Christmas
holiday.
Then on the thirty first, it'll be closed,
New Year's Eve, of course. We'll oh, they
close early on New Year's Eve at 2PM.
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And then January 1, library will be closed
in observance of the New Year's Eve day
holiday.
All library led events and programs are free
to attend whether or not you have a
library card. More info, you can go to
checkcoat.librarycalendar.com.
I told you we got a lot going
on our library. It's we got a busy
one going on here because that's just a
half of it. I can only put so
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much in.
So, anyways, let's see. Now we got to
go to Nature's Coastal Holiday. Yeah. That's running
now through the park, at 5PM to 9PM
at Azalea Park. You can kick off the
season at three three million sparkling lights.
Opening night is when the magic flips on
for the first time, and it's perfect for
family photos, date night, or providing to your
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friends.
You do have a festival level holiday spirit.
What to expect there? You got lights on
countdown shortly after gates open. There's hot cocoa
and cookies at snack shack.
Festive photo ops all over the park. Cheer
cheerful holiday vibes and community fun.
Santa's scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Wednesday night,
six to eight.
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You can go to nature's coastal holiday dot
com for more info on that. And then
admission is $4 for adults. Kids 12 and
under are free.
Proceeds help keep this community
tradition glowing.
See let's see. We've got some helpful info
here. Gates open at 5PM. Lights close at
9PM. Dress warm and wear comfy shoes. Parking
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available near the park.
Please follow on-site
signs. And the other thing that's not written
down here
is I know that if it's, like, bad
weather,
they'll call right after 05:00 or they'll get
on, Facebook and they'll post if it's open
or not or if it's happening. So there
we
go. So that's what we got going on
there. And then the manly art center has
some December workshops going on on the thirteenth.
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They've got the second Saturday art walk on
the fifteenth. They got the assemblies jewelry workshop
second day. And then on the sixteenth, they
got swirls and snowmen.
This is a children's art program.
And once again, Manley Art Center doesn't give
me times on these because, he wants everybody
to go on to their Facebook thing at
manleyartcenter.com.
And so, hey, we got some quotes here
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from, Bill Nye. He's a science guy. He
was born 11/27/1955.
He says,
humor is everywhere in that there's irony in
just about anything a human does.
He goes, the more you find out about
the world, the more opportunities there are to
laugh at it.
He goes, there's nothing I believe in more
strongly than getting young people interested in science
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and engineering for a better tomorrow for all
humankind.
And last but not least, he says science
is the key to our future. And if
you don't believe in science, then you're holding
everybody back. There you go. Hope you enjoyed
this week's quotes from Bill Nye, the science
guy with cousin Bruce. Till next week. Hey.
Have a great one.
Alright. So here we go. We got,
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the Pacific Music Guild presents a new Christmas
twenty twenty five holiday concert. This will be
at the Crescent Elk Middle School Auditorium located
at 994 G Street in Crescent City. This
will be happening on the third and the
fourth,
7PM.
Performing will be the Pebble Beach Brass,
Redwood Chamber Singers, North Coast Youth Chorale, and
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the North Coast Chorale.
Tickets are on sale now at Del Norte
Office Supply in Crescent City in the Rites
Custom Framing at Brookings, Oregon and at the
door the night of each concert. It's $15
for adults, $10 for youth, and kids under
five are free.
Yeah. That one, that's the one that caffeine
came on and talked about last week. So,
yeah, you'll be getting this on Wednesday, so
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hopefully you'll be able to get up and
catch that.
Hey. We got an indie afternoon film at
the Checo Library.
It's a small town Nutcracker
story happening on six at 2PM.
The afternoon indie films are free monthly free
film screening for the community featuring indie and
classic films hand selected by the Wild Rivers
Film Festival.
And, of course, a small town Nutcracker story
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written by Sky Marie McDonald, local, and directed
by Rob Dutta. Yeah. So There we go.
When young girls'
holiday tradition is canceled due to the pandemic,
a dream arises that promises to reinvent their
shattered hopes.
Small Town Nutcracker is a heartwarming family film
full of breathtaking performances
by local dancers.
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Families and audience members of all ages are
invited to join them for a holiday
screening of the award winning indie film that
led to the creation of the Wild Rivers
Film Festival back in 2023.
It also gave me the inspiration to, do
my own movie. And
since 2023, that's a couple years later, yeah,
I'm finally writing one myself. So, yeah,
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bringing two movies to the area. Sweet.
Hey. Brookings Harbor Community Helpers is presenting them
back to the eighties gala fundraiser at Brookings
Elks Lodge 800 Elk Drive on the sixth,
May to 9PM. Back to the eighties gala,
get ready to step back in time and
groove to the old school beats. Dust off
your leg warmers, tease up your hair, and
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join them for a totally tubular night of
fun. Go back in time to the neon
colors, big hair, aqua net was the best,
and dance to some of the most iconic
eighties music ever, courtesy of Scott Graves.
Travel back in time to a simpler area
when life was better than it is today.
Purchase eighties gala tickets to help the local
food bank and fill the shelves.
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Tickets prices for credit debit cards will incur
a small fee, which is included in the
ticket price. If you'd like to, purchase tickets
with cash, you can visit their office at
539
Hemlock Street,
and there is no additional fee for cash
transactions. Ticket prices include dinner and a dessert.
So here's what they got. Here's the tickets
available at ventbright.com.
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Tickets with for credit card. A single ticket
is 81.
Couples ticket is $1.35,
and table of six is 402.
And then tickets paying with cash, a single
ticket of 75 couples tickets, one twenty five
and table of six is $3.25.
There also be some silent auction
baskets available. Brickings Harbor community helper helpers is
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a nonprofit
organization dedicated to making a difference
by providing assistance to individuals and families in
need through food distribution,
outreach programs, and community support. So it's a
good cause. So there you go. And having
some fun while you're at
it. Hey. Elk Valley Casino is presenting comedy
night with Mark Jaffe. This is on December
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6, 8PM. Doors open 07:30. They got the
host, Donovan Davis. The headliner is Mark Yaffe,
and they have a feature act, Adam Stone.
Tickets in advance at the points club booth
or online at eticks.com.
And the day of the show, you can
get them there at the booth at the
door. Doors open 07:30PM.
Show starts at eight, and you must be
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21 or older to attend.
Let's see the Chara tree, a holiday community
celebration at the Check Code Grange. It's happening
on the sixth, 10AM to 6PM.
Christmas trees decorated by local nonprofits and auction
for charity, a live holiday
music, Santa visit, bake sale, and treats.
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Free and family friendly where every tree tells
a storytelling.
Legends Arcade is presenting the, campus
Krampus parade.
It's happening on the sixth at 2PM. Parade
starts at Legends Arcade featuring the Medford. Krampus
will be down.
I'll be down there as well doing some
Krampus storytelling, I guess. So, that'll be cool.
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That's the only reason I can't go to
the, small town Nutcracker,
because I'll be down doing the Krampus thing,
so that's gonna be cool.
So, anyways, the city of Brookings street lighting
is coming up at Oasis Park. This is
happening on the sixth, go figure, at 6PM.
Special appearance by Santa.
There's a holiday market going on at the
Checo Brewing Company on the seventh from noon
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to 5PM.
And then Checo Pelican Players located at 1240
Checo Avenue is presenting Seussigal.
This is happening on the twelfth
through the twenty first. Experience a magical journey
that touches the heart and ignites the imagination.
Perfect for the entire family, Seussigal beckons you
into the whimsical world of doctor Seuss where
beloved characters like the cat in the hat,
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Horton the elephant, Gertrude McFuzz,
lazy Maisie, and Jojo come
come alive with vibrant spirit and boundless charm.
The cat in the hat leads us into
the jungle of Newell where Horton's kind heart
shines brightly as he discovers a tiny speck
of dust holding Whoville, a tiny universe full
of hope and courage.
Horton, a general giant with an unwavering devotion,
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is determined to protect his fragile speck and
the tiny inhabitants within.
Even as he is misunderstood,
ridicule, and betrayed by those who refuse to
see what he knows to be true. His
steadfast friend, Gertrude McFuzz, stands by him, her
faith never wavering. In time, their friendship blossoms
with love that touches the soul.
You can join him on December 12 through
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December 21 for the unforgettable experience. Performances are
Fridays and Saturdays at 7PM
and Sunday matinee at two.
Tickets are just 15 for adults and seven
for students. There's three ways to secure your
seats. You can visit the checkcopp.bookticks.com.
You can call (541) 469-1857,
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or you can purchase the tickets at the
door. Doors open forty five minutes before each
so so you can settle in and feel
the magic begin.
Alright. Now we've got a bit of real
history with Bushwacker Bruce.
Right. Good day, mates. Bushwacker Bruce here, and
welcome to this week's burial history for your
knowledge pleasure.
Did you know
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that Annie Oakley was accused of cocaine use?
It's true. And here's the story. On August
'3,
a woman was arrested in Chicago for stealing
a man's trousers to support a cocaine habit.
The woman was arrested was a burlesque performer
whose stage name was
Annie Oakley or any second Oakley.
Well, two of William Randolph Hearst Chicago newspapers
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reported that the famous sharpshooter, Annie Oakley, had
been arrested
and was destitute due to a drug addition.
Story was then picked up and repented by
dozens of newspapers across the country without verifying
the facts.
Well, at the time of the arrest, the
real Annie Oakley was in New Jersey, and
her husband, Frank Butler, wrote to the Chicago
judge to clear her name.
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Mortified by the damage of her reputation, Oakley
spent the next six years pursuing an extensive
legal battle against the various newspapers,
filing 55 lawsuits for libel.
Oakley won or settled 54 of the 55
lawsuits, including a significant judgment against Hearst. Well,
despite winning the cases, her legal expenses meant
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she collected less money than she spent. But
her primary goal was to clear her name
and preserve her public English as a respectable
lady, which she successfully did.
This story is a powerful example of early
twentieth century yellow journalism and the celebrity culture
and the real Annie Oakley's tireless efforts to
protect her character from
baseless accusations.
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Well, I hope you enjoy this week's bit
of real history and yours truly, Bushwacker Bruce.
Until next time,
always keep it real.
Let's see. We've got, Coastal Home Health and
Hospice. Grief support groups are happening.
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This is located at 585
5th Street in Brookings on the first and
third Tuesdays of the month, 3PM,
free of charge and open to the general
public. You do not have to have received
hospice services
before to participate.
Walk ins are welcome. You can call (541)
469-0405.
Hey. Cascadia pickleball zone located at 16185
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Highway 101, and the South presents an hour
of pickleball yoga.
This happening on Mondays at 11AM, Wednesdays, 10:15AM,
Thursdays at 06:15PM,
Fridays at 10:15AM,
and Saturdays, 9AM.
And then KCIW's
Soapbox Series is still going on. KCIW
is giving folks a chance to speak their
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mind on a show called this KCIW's
Soapbox. Basically, KCIW is offering two minutes of
airtime
to anyone who has something to say. There
are a few rules. No cussing, no slandering,
no advertising. But other than that, the folks
can share what's on their mind. The studio
is open every Wednesday from two to three
for people to come in and record.
Then Legends Arcade is presenting trading card game
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night every first Wednesday of the month from
5PM to 8PM.
Magic the Gathering, UGO, Pokemon, and more. You
can sling spells, summon monsters, trade, or battle
with local players.
And then game night at the whimsical griffin
is going on at 615 Checo Avenue, Tuesdays
and Fridays, 5PM to 9PM,
Magic's Gathering, Dungeons and Dragons, and board games.
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Okay. We got time for one more here.
So meals on wheels, volunteers needed. If you'd
like to do something that'll make you and
those your help very happy, if you'd like
to do something to give back to the
community you love, if you'd like to help
out with 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
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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 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, or
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whatever works for you. Every little bit helps.
If you're interested in helping in this great
cause for the community, you can contact Meals
on Wheels via the Checo activity center. Look,
(541)
469-6822.
Well, that's alright. Time to close out this
week's show. Before we go, I'd like to
give a shout out to our famous producers,
Ray and Tom, for all the great work
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For music credits for the preceding show, go
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Hello, mister and missus Brookings Harbor and all
the fishing boats at sea. I'm Bruce Ellis,
and this is the
insider report. So sit back, relax, and let
your ears do the walking as I fill
you in on what's going on in the
area this weekend and beyond.
Well, hello. Hello. Hello. And welcome to this
week's show that keeps you in the know.
Well, hey. I'm going Han Solo today. So
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it's all me. Cat's gone, and I got
nobody to cohost with me. So, hey, I'm
gonna have fun doing the show with you
guys. I missed you last week,
so I could wish everybody happy Thanksgiving. So
I thought I hope everybody out there had
a good Thanksgiving,
had some fun. I was just joking about
it with the producers. I,
I did absolutely nothing like I did last
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year, and it was perfect. It's like, just
sit there, Junior, he's not he yeah. He
just hangs out and does his groove thing,
and,
I actually ate what I wanted to eat,
did what I wanted to do, watched all
three games of the football games. So
I had a perfect Thanksgiving. I did it
last year, and it worked out really good.
I actually did Christmas that way too, but
I think this year, we're gonna go see
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Annie Chrissy or something like that in the
family up there in Grants Pass. But,
anyways, I had a good one. I hope
everybody out there had a good one. And
I just wanted to let you all know
that, there was a story I was gonna
tell, but about my, one of my favorite
Christmas says that I can remember the year
it it was is because the movie we
went and saw, which was Westworld.
And so it was 1973.
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We just moved into town. It was Thanksgiving.
There was snow on Earth. So I know
we were up in Washington someplace. Had to
have been. I've moved so many places. I
lose track, but I'm pretty sure we're in
the Washington area.
And we ended up,
you know, being in town with a truckload
of stuff and no place to put it
because, of course, it was a holiday, so
we weren't able to go get the rent
and get our home. And so, we ended
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up at Shakey's Pizza and then going to
a,
movie theater and watching Westworld,
premier of Westworld. So it was like, alright.
So,
that was nineteen seventy three November, and I
remember it well. And it was one of
my favorite ones. I've had a lot of
cool turkey days with family and everything like
that, and that was just one of those
most memorable ones. So I hope everybody had
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a memorable one this year
and had some fun out there. And before
I get going, that's pretty much our weekend
went like that. My trip my car was
down last week, so I had it at
the doctor's. And so I didn't have a
car for a while and everything, so I
wasn't able to get in and get the
show and all that, but it was cool
because Junior had the week off, so it
kinda worked out good. I I got plenty
to do at home, so that's not that's
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not a bad thing to do. And so,
yeah, that made it easy for me to
just enjoy the weekend and watch football all
weekend and not have to do too much.
So, yeah, had some fun and all that.
So just to update everybody who's out there,
interested in the case of the copper dodo,
that the movie script that I'm writing, it
is coming along fabulous.
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Oh, man. It's just writing itself still, and
it's getting funnier and funnier every time I
go at it and go into another
scene. And I go back and look at
the scenes, and next thing you know, I'm
adding something. So it's it's gonna be fun.
It's gonna be a fun ride, and it's
gonna be promoting this whole area here. I
mean, I've already got where the scenes are
gonna be taking place and all that. So,
yeah, it's coming right along. Should be doing
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that next year. I'm looking forward to about
February having it done and, having the script
done.
Get me a film crew, and then I'll
get, get the carrot the cast going and
all that good stuff. So we'll get out
there and make that movie. That's right.
So, anyways, that's all in there before we
get going here because we got lots of
stuff going on in December. It's crazy.
If you'd like to, we'd like to thank
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Alright. So here, we're gonna just start things
off here with the music schedule. So everybody
sent me their stuff, so I got a
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little bit here. Cisco on Tuesdays, he'll be
he'll be at World Headquarters 101 from 4PM
to 6PM.
On the sixth, he'll be at the Checo
Grange, 10AM to 1PM.
And on the seventeenth, he'll be at the
Addie Midham House, noon to 01:30PM. That's down
in Crescent City.
And then black GTO will be playing in
Crescent City on the twelfth at Inoteca, 7PM
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to 10PM.
Disturbing the peace will be playing on the
thirty first at Checo Brewing Company, 8PM to
midnight.
Patty Ann on the twelfth, she'll be at
Coontay at six to eight. And on the
nineteenth, she'll be at Pizza Bar and Grill,
six to eight.
Mike Powell, he's on the twelfth. He'll be
at Checo Brewing Company,
from six to eight.
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In the checkout, they've got a we've got
a few here. On the fifth, they got
the mighty steelheads at seven. On the sixth,
it's the Italian guys at seven. On the
twelfth, it's black GTO, seven. And then on
the thirty first, they got the mighty steelheads
doing their New Year's Eve bash from 8PM
to midnight.
Latitude is playing on the sixth at Pete's
Bar and Grill from six to eight.
The mighty Steelheads are playing, like I said,
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at the fifth at Intertek at seven, and
then on the thirty first, they'll be hosting
the New Year's Eve bash, eight to midnight.
The Italian guys on the sixth at Intertek
at 7PM.
And then Yana g, she gave me her
schedule. She's one of the the Rogue Strings
girls. Yana, she's got, on the fourteenth, she'll
be at Augustino's
2PM
to 4PM. Funny. I had Lacey's last month,
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and this month, I got Yana's. So maybe
I'll get them both next month. There we
go.
Alright. So, hey, if you have any music
out there, if you're in a band or
anything and you'd like to get it out
on the radio and on in the inside
of Southern Oregon Entertainment newspaper, all you gotta
do is send me your band name and,
your dates and all that and the times
and places you're playing, and I'll I'll get
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it done for you. Send it to captaincurry541@gmail.com.
Alright. So here we go. We got the
our library can beat up your library. We've
got so much stuff going on our library.
Here we go. So on Tuesdays, they've got
story time, stories, songs, and games for young
children.
03:30PM,
the Tween Club, use ages 10 to 13
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are welcome to hang out and explore new
interests and activities every week.
On Wednesdays, they got 01:30 to four. It's
an after school program. School aged kids are
welcome to come by the library for a
free snack and to hang out, work on
homework, or craft using supplies from the maker
card.
On Thursday, we've got, 10AM to noon. We've
got the Roddy Creek Strings Band. They're doing
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an open rehearsal.
This is a friendly open rehearsal for acoustic
string instrument players.
Not an instrument string player? Well,
drop in and listen.
Then three to 5PM on thirty days, you
got the checkmate corner, a weekly chess club
for players of all ages and skill levels.
You can't bring your own set. There's some
extra game boards are available.
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And at 05:30 on Thursday, we've got the
easy flow yoga free class. This class is
recommended
that participants
be able to comfortably get up and down
from the floor.
And on Saturdays, we've got a little bit
going on there at 10:30AM,
Saturday,
story time, story songs and games for young
children.
1PM, they have the Saturday shuffle. This is
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Pokemon, magic, and more. Players can bring their
favorite deck and play popular card games. Gamers
of all kinds are also welcome to bring
their favorite card or board games from their
own collections
or browse the library's games and find a
new crew to play with.
On the second and fourth Saturdays,
two to 4PM, they've got the teens teach
tech.
Drop by the library, annex with your device
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or tech questions, and get help from a
trained cyber senior technology
mentor.
The mentors are young people who have been
trained to teach technology to oldest
adults, and they're standing by to help with
your smartphone,
iPad, or computer.
This free service is presented in partnership with
Harmony and Me Music.
And then they've got some monthly, special events
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going on here on November 29 through December
well, November 29 through December 12, they have
the gingerbread
disguise take home craft.
Join us for a gingerbread man themed story
time on Saturday, November 19 at 10:30. They'll
be reading the classic tale, the gingerbread man.
After the story, you pick up a cardstock,
gingerbread cookie template to take home and disguise
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any way you wish. Then you bring your
disguised cookie back to the library by Friday,
December 12, and they'll hang them in the
library for everyone to enjoy.
Then on Wednesday,
December 3, we got a five they got
a 05:30PM,
team trivia night going on. Join them for
a competitive family friendly
trivia competition at the library. This month's theme
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is animals.
You can gather your dream team two to
four pay players and put your knowledge to
the test.
Kids division starts at 05:30, and the teen
adult division starts about 06:15.
Registration is recommended, but team sign ups are
allowed
that day if space allows.
Then December 4 on Thursday is 12:30PM.
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They've got, changes to SNAP eligibility.
What do you need to know? Join the
savvy staff at the Oregon Department of Human
Services and St. Tim's legal advocacy clinic as
they cover how SNAP recipients under 65
can best satisfy new federal work requirements
and where applicable
demonstrate an exemption refreshments will be served
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and then the Saturday December 6 all day
they'll have a tabletop takeover gaming club
tabletop takeover invites tweens, teens, and adults to
drop in anytime between 10AM, 5PM for a
day of strategy,
storytelling, and friendly competition.
Whether you're into classic board games or ready
to dive into RPG adventures, there's an adventure
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for everyone and new friends to be made
at this free open play club.
Then Saturday, December 6, I told you there
was a lot. They got the afternoon indie
films, a free monthly film screening for the
community.
The afternoon indie film events feature top film
selections from the Wild Rivers Film Festival, December's
film selection. Oh,
One close to my heart, a small town
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Nutcracker story.
This is, a holiday feature film right here
on the Wild Rivers Coast. I know. I
played Drosselmeyer. It was fun.
Hey, so that's gonna be going on there.
And December 8 all day, they've got the
spice world bags, take a culinary journey around
the world. Spice bags, feature a unique monthly
spice from a different part of the world.
Each bag comes with a tester sample trivia
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and recipe suggestions.
Supplies are limited. First come, first serve.
And then on Monday the eighth also at
11AM, there's a fruit tree grafting with John
Savage. Get ready for the spring grafting season
with local expert John Savage. John will demonstrate
trusty
tree grafting techniques
followed by an open q and a. Refreshments
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will also be served.
Then Wednesday, December 10, 4PM,
they got the bookworm buddies club geared towards
second through fifth graders. Kids vote on and
pick the books they read each month. In
October, the group will well, in October, the
group discussed Zoe and Sassafras, grumpus, and pest
bite Asia Citro. I don't know what they're
doing this year because Cat's not here, and
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it's not written down there. So but there's
another book they're working on this year. I
heard her say it a couple weeks ago.
And then they've got some holiday closures going
on here.
The library will be closed on the twenty
fourth and twenty fifth in observance of Christmas
holiday.
Then on the thirty first, it'll be closed,
New Year's Eve, of course. We'll oh, they
close early on New Year's Eve at 2PM.
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And then January 1, library will be closed
in observance of the New Year's Eve day
holiday.
All library led events and programs are free
to attend whether or not you have a
library card. More info, you can go to
checkcoat.librarycalendar.com.
I told you we got a lot going
on our library. It's we got a busy
one going on here because that's just a
half of it. I can only put so
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much in.
So, anyways, let's see. Now we got to
go to Nature's Coastal Holiday. Yeah. That's running
now through the park, at 5PM to 9PM
at Azalea Park. You can kick off the
season at three three million sparkling lights.
Opening night is when the magic flips on
for the first time, and it's perfect for
family photos, date night, or providing to your
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friends.
You do have a festival level holiday spirit.
What to expect there? You got lights on
countdown shortly after gates open. There's hot cocoa
and cookies at snack shack.
Festive photo ops all over the park. Cheer
cheerful holiday vibes and community fun.
Santa's scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Wednesday night,
six to eight.
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You can go to nature's coastal holiday dot
com for more info on that. And then
admission is $4 for adults. Kids 12 and
under are free.
Proceeds help keep this community
tradition glowing.
See let's see. We've got some helpful info
here. Gates open at 5PM. Lights close at
9PM. Dress warm and wear comfy shoes. Parking
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available near the park.
Please follow on-site
signs. And the other thing that's not written
down here
is I know that if it's, like, bad
weather,
they'll call right after 05:00 or they'll get
on, Facebook and they'll post if it's open
or not or if it's happening. So there
we
go. So that's what we got going on
there. And then the manly art center has
some December workshops going on on the thirteenth.
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They've got the second Saturday art walk on
the fifteenth. They got the assemblies jewelry workshop
second day. And then on the sixteenth, they
got swirls and snowmen.
This is a children's art program.
And once again, Manley Art Center doesn't give
me times on these because, he wants everybody
to go on to their Facebook thing at
manleyartcenter.com.
And so, hey, we got some quotes here
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from, Bill Nye. He's a science guy. He
was born 11/27/1955.
He says,
humor is everywhere in that there's irony in
just about anything a human does.
He goes, the more you find out about
the world, the more opportunities there are to
laugh at it.
He goes, there's nothing I believe in more
strongly than getting young people interested in science
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and engineering for a better tomorrow for all
humankind.
And last but not least, he says science
is the key to our future. And if
you don't believe in science, then you're holding
everybody back. There you go. Hope you enjoyed
this week's quotes from Bill Nye, the science
guy with cousin Bruce. Till next week. Hey.
Have a great one.
Alright. So here we go. We got,
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the Pacific Music Guild presents a new Christmas
twenty twenty five holiday concert. This will be
at the Crescent Elk Middle School Auditorium located
at 994 G Street in Crescent City. This
will be happening on the third and the
fourth,
7PM.
Performing will be the Pebble Beach Brass,
Redwood Chamber Singers, North Coast Youth Chorale, and
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the North Coast Chorale.
Tickets are on sale now at Del Norte
Office Supply in Crescent City in the Rites
Custom Framing at Brookings, Oregon and at the
door the night of each concert. It's $15
for adults, $10 for youth, and kids under
five are free.
Yeah. That one, that's the one that caffeine
came on and talked about last week. So,
yeah, you'll be getting this on Wednesday, so
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hopefully you'll be able to get up and
catch that.
Hey. We got an indie afternoon film at
the Checo Library.
It's a small town Nutcracker
story happening on six at 2PM.
The afternoon indie films are free monthly free
film screening for the community featuring indie and
classic films hand selected by the Wild Rivers
Film Festival.
And, of course, a small town Nutcracker story
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written by Sky Marie McDonald, local, and directed
by Rob Dutta. Yeah. So There we go.
When young girls'
holiday tradition is canceled due to the pandemic,
a dream arises that promises to reinvent their
shattered hopes.
Small Town Nutcracker is a heartwarming family film
full of breathtaking performances
by local dancers.
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Families and audience members of all ages are
invited to join them for a holiday
screening of the award winning indie film that
led to the creation of the Wild Rivers
Film Festival back in 2023.
It also gave me the inspiration to, do
my own movie. And
since 2023, that's a couple years later, yeah,
I'm finally writing one myself. So, yeah,
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bringing two movies to the area. Sweet.
Hey. Brookings Harbor Community Helpers is presenting them
back to the eighties gala fundraiser at Brookings
Elks Lodge 800 Elk Drive on the sixth,
May to 9PM. Back to the eighties gala,
get ready to step back in time and
groove to the old school beats. Dust off
your leg warmers, tease up your hair, and
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join them for a totally tubular night of
fun. Go back in time to the neon
colors, big hair, aqua net was the best,
and dance to some of the most iconic
eighties music ever, courtesy of Scott Graves.
Travel back in time to a simpler area
when life was better than it is today.
Purchase eighties gala tickets to help the local
food bank and fill the shelves.
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Tickets prices for credit debit cards will incur
a small fee, which is included in the
ticket price. If you'd like to, purchase tickets
with cash, you can visit their office at
539
Hemlock Street,
and there is no additional fee for cash
transactions. Ticket prices include dinner and a dessert.
So here's what they got. Here's the tickets
available at ventbright.com.
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Tickets with for credit card. A single ticket
is 81.
Couples ticket is $1.35,
and table of six is 402.
And then tickets paying with cash, a single
ticket of 75 couples tickets, one twenty five
and table of six is $3.25.
There also be some silent auction
baskets available. Brickings Harbor community helper helpers is
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a nonprofit
organization dedicated to making a difference
by providing assistance to individuals and families in
need through food distribution,
outreach programs, and community support. So it's a
good cause. So there you go. And having
some fun while you're at
it. Hey. Elk Valley Casino is presenting comedy
night with Mark Jaffe. This is on December
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6, 8PM. Doors open 07:30. They got the
host, Donovan Davis. The headliner is Mark Yaffe,
and they have a feature act, Adam Stone.
Tickets in advance at the points club booth
or online at eticks.com.
And the day of the show, you can
get them there at the booth at the
door. Doors open 07:30PM.
Show starts at eight, and you must be
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21 or older to attend.
Let's see the Chara tree, a holiday community
celebration at the Check Code Grange. It's happening
on the sixth, 10AM to 6PM.
Christmas trees decorated by local nonprofits and auction
for charity, a live holiday
music, Santa visit, bake sale, and treats.
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Free and family friendly where every tree tells
a storytelling.
Legends Arcade is presenting the, campus
Krampus parade.
It's happening on the sixth at 2PM. Parade
starts at Legends Arcade featuring the Medford. Krampus
will be down.
I'll be down there as well doing some
Krampus storytelling, I guess. So, that'll be cool.
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That's the only reason I can't go to
the, small town Nutcracker,
because I'll be down doing the Krampus thing,
so that's gonna be cool.
So, anyways, the city of Brookings street lighting
is coming up at Oasis Park. This is
happening on the sixth, go figure, at 6PM.
Special appearance by Santa.
There's a holiday market going on at the
Checo Brewing Company on the seventh from noon
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to 5PM.
And then Checo Pelican Players located at 1240
Checo Avenue is presenting Seussigal.
This is happening on the twelfth
through the twenty first. Experience a magical journey
that touches the heart and ignites the imagination.
Perfect for the entire family, Seussigal beckons you
into the whimsical world of doctor Seuss where
beloved characters like the cat in the hat,
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Horton the elephant, Gertrude McFuzz,
lazy Maisie, and Jojo come
come alive with vibrant spirit and boundless charm.
The cat in the hat leads us into
the jungle of Newell where Horton's kind heart
shines brightly as he discovers a tiny speck
of dust holding Whoville, a tiny universe full
of hope and courage.
Horton, a general giant with an unwavering devotion,
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is determined to protect his fragile speck and
the tiny inhabitants within.
Even as he is misunderstood,
ridicule, and betrayed by those who refuse to
see what he knows to be true. His
steadfast friend, Gertrude McFuzz, stands by him, her
faith never wavering. In time, their friendship blossoms
with love that touches the soul.
You can join him on December 12 through
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December 21 for the unforgettable experience. Performances are
Fridays and Saturdays at 7PM
and Sunday matinee at two.
Tickets are just 15 for adults and seven
for students. There's three ways to secure your
seats. You can visit the checkcopp.bookticks.com.
You can call (541) 469-1857,
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or you can purchase the tickets at the
door. Doors open forty five minutes before each
so so you can settle in and feel
the magic begin.
Alright. Now we've got a bit of real
history with Bushwacker Bruce.
Right. Good day, mates. Bushwacker Bruce here, and
welcome to this week's burial history for your
knowledge pleasure.
Did you know
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that Annie Oakley was accused of cocaine use?
It's true. And here's the story. On August
'3,
a woman was arrested in Chicago for stealing
a man's trousers to support a cocaine habit.
The woman was arrested was a burlesque performer
whose stage name was
Annie Oakley or any second Oakley.
Well, two of William Randolph Hearst Chicago newspapers
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reported that the famous sharpshooter, Annie Oakley, had
been arrested
and was destitute due to a drug addition.
Story was then picked up and repented by
dozens of newspapers across the country without verifying
the facts.
Well, at the time of the arrest, the
real Annie Oakley was in New Jersey, and
her husband, Frank Butler, wrote to the Chicago
judge to clear her name.
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Mortified by the damage of her reputation, Oakley
spent the next six years pursuing an extensive
legal battle against the various newspapers,
filing 55 lawsuits for libel.
Oakley won or settled 54 of the 55
lawsuits, including a significant judgment against Hearst. Well,
despite winning the cases, her legal expenses meant
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she collected less money than she spent. But
her primary goal was to clear her name
and preserve her public English as a respectable
lady, which she successfully did.
This story is a powerful example of early
twentieth century yellow journalism and the celebrity culture
and the real Annie Oakley's tireless efforts to
protect her character from
baseless accusations.
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Well, I hope you enjoy this week's bit
of real history and yours truly, Bushwacker Bruce.
Until next time,
always keep it real.
Let's see. We've got, Coastal Home Health and
Hospice. Grief support groups are happening.
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This is located at 585
5th Street in Brookings on the first and
third Tuesdays of the month, 3PM,
free of charge and open to the general
public. You do not have to have received
hospice services
before to participate.
Walk ins are welcome. You can call (541)
469-0405.
Hey. Cascadia pickleball zone located at 16185
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Highway 101, and the South presents an hour
of pickleball yoga.
This happening on Mondays at 11AM, Wednesdays, 10:15AM,
Thursdays at 06:15PM,
Fridays at 10:15AM,
and Saturdays, 9AM.
And then KCIW's
Soapbox Series is still going on. KCIW
is giving folks a chance to speak their
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mind on a show called this KCIW's
Soapbox. Basically, KCIW is offering two minutes of
airtime
to anyone who has something to say. There
are a few rules. No cussing, no slandering,
no advertising. But other than that, the folks
can share what's on their mind. The studio
is open every Wednesday from two to three
for people to come in and record.
Then Legends Arcade is presenting trading card game
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night every first Wednesday of the month from
5PM to 8PM.
Magic the Gathering, UGO, Pokemon, and more. You
can sling spells, summon monsters, trade, or battle
with local players.
And then game night at the whimsical griffin
is going on at 615 Checo Avenue, Tuesdays
and Fridays, 5PM to 9PM,
Magic's Gathering, Dungeons and Dragons, and board games.
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Okay. We got time for one more here.
So meals on wheels, volunteers needed. If you'd
like to do something that'll make you and
those your help very happy, if you'd like
to do something to give back to the
community you love, if you'd like to help
out with 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
(24:29):
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 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, or
(24:50):
whatever works for you. Every little bit helps.
If you're interested in helping in this great
cause for the community, you can contact Meals
on Wheels via the Checo activity center. Look,
(541)
469-6822.
Well, that's alright. Time to close out this
week's show. Before we go, I'd like to
give a shout out to our famous producers,
Ray and Tom, for all the great work
(25:11):
each week helping us bring our show to
the airwaves.
And thank you all for tuning in this
week's insider report, and please make sure to
tune in our daily basis to KCIW one
hundred point seven FM and catch all the
fire shows they have to offer. Catch the
show podcast, including the insider report. You just
gotta go to KCIW
o r g, and there's live streaming available
as well. So, hey, most of the info
(25:32):
for this week's show came from the Insider
of Southern Oregon Entertainment newspaper. You can read
more by going to insiderofsouthernoregon.com
where you also find link to the insider
report.
Hey. Until next week, this is cousin Bruce
Ellis signing off. Please support local businesses. Keep
it real. Spread the love of the peace
every chance you get, and, hey, hey, we'll
see you out there.
(25:57):
Bam.
(26:54):
For music credits for the preceding show, go
to kciw.org/credits.
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