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Read MoreGlobal Noise
I say bang some pots together in the car, on the street, at the market, take some pots with...
Read MoreLNG Protest Rally Preceeding FERC Scoping
What are you doing the evening of October 9?
Read MoreOregon Humanities Conversation Project
Oregon Humanities Conversation Project THIS SUNDAY! Join us on Sunday, September 16th, 2012 for a...
Read MoreOOSC Guidelines & Working Groups Call
Guidelines for comments regarding OOSC postings on MGx Occupy is a grass roots movement of the people that operates by consensus not majority vote. It is based on human equality and therefore we do not list our religious,...
Read MoreNotes from 5th Occupy Oregon South Coast General Assembly
The General Assembly immediately followed the DeFazio town hall meeting in Coos Bay.
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Welcome to Oregon South Coast page! This is a hub for all Oregon South Coast occupations! Please e-mail us at here . We are happy to post actions, General Assembly notes, and pertinent information for our region. We are...
Read MoreSolidarity stand at Occupy Port of Coos Bay
One sign read “Don’t be a gashole”.
Read MoreOccupy Port of Coos Bay in solidarity with West Coast Port Shutdown
According to Richard Haynes, a consulting natural resource economist formerly with the US Forest Service, as a rule of thumb, there are about five milling jobs for every million board feet of logs manufactured domestically, while there is only one job exporting those same logs.
Read MoreDoro Chiba Railway Workers to stand with Occupy West Coast Port Shutdown
As the global revolution continues to gain momentum, it seems that Japanese Doro-Chiba railway workers are throwing their hats into the mix.
Read MoreSome quick catching up
A project I have been working on has taken up most of my time these last few months and forced me to focus the blog primarily on local issues we can all do something about but like all of you, I can’t ignore the national and global issues or see the parallels within our own Coos County microcosm.
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