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Astronomer to show live galaxy images at Roseburg Public Library talk

ROSEBURG, Ore. — Roseburg Public Library welcomes the public to “The Big Bang Theory” presented by astronomer Dr. Paul Morgan at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17. Dr. Morgan, Umpqua Community College professor and director of their observatory, will present on Zoom and discuss the discovery of the Big Bang Theory, inflation, and the beginning of cosmology. He also will share live images of galaxies.

Roseburg, OR · 15h
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Proposed Coos Bay code amendments aim to simplify childcare expansion

COOS BAY, Ore. – The Coos Bay Planning Commission voted Tuesday night to recommend that city council approve amendments to the city’s development code that would make it easier to expand or open child care facilities. The changes would allow small- and large-scale child care centers in residential...

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CITY OF ROSEBURG RESIDENTIAL LEAF PICKUPS UNDERWAY THROUGH JANUARY 4TH

Roseburg Public Works crews are providing residential leaf collection inside the city limits through January 4th of next year. A city release said each cycle begins in the Laurelwood neighborhood behind Roseburg High School and works clockwise around the city. Each cycle generally takes about a month, depending on the amount of leaves collected. The route is being repeated throughout the program.

Roseburg, OR · 1d
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Preparations Underway For 35th Annual Umpqua Valley Festival Of Lights

ROSEBURG, Ore. - Preparations are underway at River Forks Park as the Umpqua Valley Festival of Lights gets ready to welcome visitors for its 35th holiday season, beginning Sunday, November 22. The annual event has become a holiday tradition for families throughout Douglas County and beyond, bringing thousands of visitors...

Roseburg, OR · 21h
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Coos Bay park crews cutting brush to slow wildfire spread

COOS BAY, Ore. - The City of Coos Bay's defensible space project will continue at John Topits Park over the next few weeks. The Coos Forest Protective Association will lead this phase of work to remove excessive brush in an effort to reduce the chance that a wildfire spreads through the park or into nearby neighborhoods. Crews will thin dense underbrush along the park's perimeter and in selected areas within the park.

Coos Bay, OR · 2d