Tamra's Newest Poetry is Available!!! Two Poems in Anthology!!

Celebrating eastern Oregon, LEO’s 226-page A Sense of Place anthology is a collection of juried poems, essays and short stories by several dozen residents across the 15 counties served by LEO, as well as a few other previously-published poets who pay tribute to the region.

The A Sense of Place anthology portrays the many concepts of place – whether as a place of mental well-being or as an experience or memory of a special place in the region – and reflects how the theme resonates in one’s experiences and thought.

The 226-page collection includes works by persons of all ages.

The anthology has been endorsed by Oregon poet laureate Lawson Inada, who stated, “These voices rise and resound, rejoicing in the splendor of the land. Thank you, Eastern Oregon!”


The anthology costs $12.95 each for one to three copies, with an additional $3.50 postage & handling. Four or more copies cost $9.95 each + $2.75 total for postage and handling.

The books may now be purchased on line at the LEO website:http://www.librariesofeasternoregon.org/ or by sending a check to Libraries of Eastern Oregon, P.O. Box 11, Moro, Oregon 97037.

All on line and mail orders are shipped promptly. Books will also be available after Dec. 7 at several area public libraries.

REFUSE NEW COINS

This simple action will make a strong statement.



Please help do this.. Refuse to accept these godless coins when they are handed to you.


My friend received one from the Post Office as change and asked for a dollar bill instead..


The lady just smiled and said 'way to go' , so she had read this ..


Please help out...our world is in enough trouble without this too!!!!!




U.S.Government to Release New Dollar Coins


You guessed it
'IN GOD WE TRUST' IS GONE!!!
If ever there was a reason to boycott something, THIS IS IT!!!!

DO NOT ACCEPT THE NEW DOLLAR COINS AS CHANGE

Together We Can force them out of circulation..



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