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Also on today's calendar: Finding Nemo - Autism Friendly Event — Egyptian Theatre Events and 5 more events.
Today's riddle: What do sweet potatoes wear to bed? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Pride Month books and summer reading recommendations from Oregon experts (ijpr.org) — Coos Bay readers get Pride Month and summer book ideas straight from Coos Bay Public Library director Sami Pierson, alongside librarians and booksellers from around Southern Oregon. Their picks range from queer history and WWII-era fiction to light cat-themed novels and twisty thrillers, giving locals a curated list for beach days, road trips, and relaxed evenings at home.
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2. Our 8 favorite beaches on the central and southern Oregon Coast (registerguard.com) — Locals from Coos Bay and North Bend will recognize Sunset Bay State Park as a favorite, but this guide also spotlights other standout beaches from Samuel H. Boardman to Newport. It helps you choose the most scenic, less-crowded coastal stops for day trips, hikes, tidepooling, and sunset watching without wasting time at underwhelming viewpoints.
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3. OREGON: USDA Announces Office of Seafood (savingseafood.org) — Coos Bay’s commercial fishing and shrimp fleets stand to benefit from USDA’s new Office of Seafood, which aims to cut red tape and expand federal support for the industry. State officials and local operators, including a major pink shrimp fishery based in Coos Bay, say the office could improve market access, infrastructure funding, and disaster assistance for coastal communities.
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4. What to do on Oregon coast. Ultimate guide (registerguard.com) — Coos Bay gets a nod in this sweeping photo-heavy guide to exploring the Oregon coast, featuring the downtown boardwalk and 7 Devils Brewing’s Waterfront Alehouse. While the piece ranges from Newport to Brookings, it offers visual inspiration and ideas for day trips and coastal stops that Coos Bay residents can easily reach for food, beer, beaches, and camping.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: Yammies! (Thank you Lynda S. for sending it in!)
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