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This category is for websites about information and organizations pertaining to the history and composition of the people of Curry County. Topics for this category include clubs, lodges, reunions, women, men, seniors, youth, activism, alternative sexuality, social-service organizations, disability resources, religion, history, personal pages, activism, animal welfare, politics, folklore, human rights, labor, genealogy, and various sub-groups of the population. Also includes websites about politics, political candidates, and political campaigns.

Subcategories

• Brookings
• Gold Beach
• Port Orford

Resources in This Category

• Curry Anadromous Fishermen

  http://www.rogueriversalmon.org/
  A nonprofit organization that restores and enhances the habitat of Chinook salmon in the lower Rogue River. Includes program history, education, membership and volunteer information, news, events, photos and links.

• Curry Historical Society

  http://www.curryhistory.com/
  Preserves the histories of pioneer families in the county. Includes hours, admission fee, biographies and legends, services, membership information and a county museum list.

• Democrats of Curry County

  http://www.currydemocrats.org/
  Promotes the interests of the Democratic Party throughout the county. Includes organization profile, officers, news and contact details.

• League of Women Voters of Curry County

  http://www.lwvcurry.org/
  Local chapter encourages informed and active participation in government, influencing public policy through education and advocacy of local, Oregon and national issues.

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