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LUCKY LIBRARY CARD THURSDAY FOR LIBRARY CARD SIGN UP MONTH  
  
September is Library Card Sign Up Month and to celebrate we are implementing Lucky Library Card Thursday. Each Thursday in September we will randomly draw 5 library card numbers and post the last six digits of the numbers in the library near the circulation desk. If your library card number is selected, you win a prize from the prize basket! This contest is just for Coos Bay Library Card holders so you must live in either the 97420 or 97407 zip codes to win.   
  
Want to get in on the fun but don’t have a library card? Don’t worry, getting a library card is easy. You can sign up in person or online. To sign up at the library all you need is a picture ID with your current mailing address in Coos or Curry County. If your ID doesn’t have your current address, just bring in a piece of mail, a lease, or a utility bill with your name and current address along with your ID and we will be happy to get you signed up!  
  
You can also apply for a library card online and we will mail it to you. Just go to our website, hover over “Books and Borrowing” and click “Get a Card” or type  https://www.coosbaylibrary.org/get-a-card into your browser. Then fill out the application and submit it and we will take it from there. You can expect to get your library card through the mail in about a week.   
  
And don’t forget the kids! Kids love having their own library card and using it to check out their selections of books, games and videos. There is no set age limit for when a child is allowed to get their own card, they just have to be able to write their name so that they can “sign” their application form. They do need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian with picture ID and a local address as that adult will be added to their account as the responsible party. If your child doesn’t have a library card yet, bring them into the library to get one. We love giving out first library cards.   
  
So, if you have a library card make sure to stop by on Thursdays to see if you are a winner and if you don’t have one, stop by or go online to get one and then join in on all that the library has to offer! Featured News by City of Coos Bay
LUCKY LIBRARY CARD THURSDAY FOR LIBRARY CARD SIGN UP MONTH September is Library Card Sign Up Month and to celebrate we are implementing Lucky Library Card Thursday. Each Thursday in September we will randomly draw 5 library card numbers and post the last six digits of the numbers in the library near the circulation desk. If your library card number is selected, you win a prize from the prize basket! This contest is just for Coos Bay Library Card holders so you must live in either the 97420 or 97407 zip codes to win. Want to get in on the fun but don’t have a library card? Don’t worry, getting a library card is easy. You can sign up in person or online. To sign up at the library all you need is a picture ID with your current mailing address in Coos or Curry County. If your ID doesn’t have your current address, just bring in a piece of mail, a lease, or a utility bill with your name and current address along with your ID and we will be happy to get you signed up! You can also apply for a library card online and we will mail it to you. Just go to our website, hover over “Books and Borrowing” and click “Get a Card” or type https://www.coosbaylibrary.org/get-a-card into your browser. Then fill out the application and submit it and we will take it from there. You can expect to get your library card through the mail in about a week. And don’t forget the kids! Kids love having their own library card and using it to check out their selections of books, games and videos. There is no set age limit for when a child is allowed to get their own card, they just have to be able to write their name so that they can “sign” their application form. They do need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian with picture ID and a local address as that adult will be added to their account as the responsible party. If your child doesn’t have a library card yet, bring them into the library to get one. We love giving out first library cards. So, if you have a library card make sure to stop by on Thursdays to see if you are a winner and if you don’t have one, stop by or go online to get one and then join in on all that the library has to offer!
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Their parents lived to 100. What happened to the children surprised researchers Featured News by Oregon Today News
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09/17/2026

✨ Albany in the Spotlight ✨  
  
Apparently, people have been talking about Albany.  
  
Travel writers, journalists, photographers, and filmmakers have been discovering our historic streets, local businesses, accessible adventures, memorable meals, and a certain hand-carved carousel that does have a habit of stealing the show.  
  
There have been enough Albany stories lately that we decided they deserve their own spotlight.  
  
Over the next few weeks, we’ll share some of our favorite recent features and the Albany experiences behind them. Some stories may look familiar, while others might give you a new reason to explore.  
  
For now, here’s a glimpse of the place behind all those headlines.  
  
See what people have been saying about Albany, then come discover your own story:  
https://www.albanyvisitors.com/albany-in-the-newsWatch video on Facebook.com Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
Albany Beer “Run” this weekendYour Social Calendar Update! 🍻  
  
We’ve got something happening every day this week, so mark your calendars and come hang out with us!  
  
Thursday | Music Bingo at 6 pm  
Grab your crew and test your music knowledge! Free to play and always a good time.  
  
Friday | Trivia at 7 pm  
Bring your smartest friends (or your best guessers) and battle it out for trivia glory! 🍺  
  
Themes are: Harvest Moon, Art History, and The 00's with a college football bonus question.   
  
Saturday | Albany Beer “Run” at Noon 🏃‍♂️Join us for the 0.3K Beer Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
Over 97,000 popular SUVs recalled over detaching roof racks: What drivers need to know Featured News by Oregon Today News
Chrysler USA is recalling 97349 Jeeps because the roof racks can detach while the vehicle ... More

09/17/2026

Ole Miss to ban this from student section for LSU game Featured News by Oregon Today News
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09/17/2026

Portland Book Festival announces stacked 2026 guest lineup, including ‘Goonies’ actor Ke Huy Quan Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Portland Book Festival will return bigger than ever this fall to celebrate storytellin... More

09/17/2026

Family of man fatally stabbed by deputy files $27M claim against Clark County Sheriff's Office Featured News by Oregon Today News
The 27 million wrongful death claim accuses a Clark County deputy of using an unauthorized... More

09/17/2026

Watch ‘The Traitors: New Blood’ tonight, streaming live for free Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Traitors New Blood premieres tonight Thursday Sept 17 at 8 pm on NBC introducing a new... More

09/17/2026

Experts release updated Seahawks vs. Cardinals Week 2 predictions and best bets after Darnold ruled out; Drew Lock highlights player props Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Seahawks escaped Week 1 with a home win over the Super Bowl runner-up Pats but Sundays... More

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How to watch ‘Dark Matter’ season 2 episode 4 streaming free Featured News by Oregon Today News
Apple TV sci-fi thriller Dark Matter continues this week with Season 2 Episode 4 You can w... More

09/17/2026

City Observatory Featured News by Oregon Today News
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09/17/2026

A Little Bit of Italy - The Source Featured News by Oregon Today News
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09/17/2026

Japan has more than 100,000 people over the age of 100 Featured News by Oregon Today News
According to the latest data from Japans Ministry of Health Labor and Welfare the country ... More

09/17/2026

Man who sprayed Rep. Ilhan Omar with vinegar sentenced to 14 months in prison Featured News by Oregon Today News
Anthony Kazmierczak was sentenced Thursday for spraying vinegar at Rep Ilhan Omar during a... More

09/17/2026

Seattle is prime habitat for coyotes, UW researchers find Featured News by Oregon Today News
Seattle has become a coyote hotspot with UW researchers finding urban populations are nine... More

09/17/2026

A judge rejects Pamela Smart’s latest bid for a new trial in 1990 accomplice to murder case Featured News by Oregon Today News
Smart now 59 was a 22-year-old high school media coordinator when she began an affair with... More

09/17/2026

How historically accurate is Netflix’s ‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story?’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
The biographical anthology series Monster has turned its focus to the infamous story of Li... More

09/17/2026

‘OPB Politics Now’: Oregon governor’s race tightens, gets national attention	Featured News by Oregon Today News
The election is less than seven weeks away and prognosticators across the nation are expec... More

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