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Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008

Buncom- Our Oregon Story

“We bought a ranch and found a community.”
This is our Oregon Story…



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Wednesday, October 8th, 2008

Reedsport’s “Christmas in July”

by Joe Coyne
Winchester Bay, OR
When “Christmas In July” began early in 2006 in Reedsport, Oregon, the two Reedsport residents who began [...]



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Monday, September 29th, 2008

For the Greater Good

by Gregory Chaille
Portland, OR
“May we forever prove by our action that people can join together for mutual benefit and greater good.” These words were spoken by Governor Tom McCall in 1975 as he was stepping down from state office – and just a year after William Swindells founded The Oregon Community Foundation.
The Oregon Community Foundation [...]



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Monday, September 29th, 2008

Centennial Dawning

Margare Pepiot Moore–as told to Emily Blakely
Sutherlin, OR
Margaret Pepiot Moore I have known for over two decades, we are neighbors. All things remaining the same, June 17, 2009 she will reach that rare mark–the centennial of her life.
Most of those years have been in Douglas County, Oregon and Nonpareil community more specifically. [...]



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Thursday, August 14th, 2008

Great Four Boys–Proud of Oregon!

by Dr. Dapo Sobomehin
Portland, OR

I was always interested in sharing this story for good reason. Good reason. Oregon with its beauty–let us talk about it–especially as we celebrate the 150th birthday.
My four great boys grew up here–two were native born–in Portland, but I did everything in my power to make sure they enjoyed, and contributed [...]



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Thursday, March 20th, 2008

Wedding Rings Lost, Community Found

Dr. Alena Amato Ruggerio- Medford, OR

“My wedding rings symbolize my loving husband who moved across the country so I could teach at Southern Oregon University…”