Aired on The California Report Magazine on August 30, 2013.
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Up in far Northern California and
southern Oregon, if you drive through the high desert, forests and mountain
valleys, you’ll take the State of Jefferson Scenic Byway. You can check out the
State of Jefferson jam band. If you’re searching for the public radio station,
you’ll hear the announcer say, “You’re listening to the rhythm and news service
of Jefferson Public Radio, committed to supporting lifelong learning and the
arts in the mythical State of Jefferson since 1969.”
That’s because many people living
there don’t really identify with California or Oregon. They say they live in
the State of Jefferson. It’s an idea with a long history; there’s been talk of
a separate state since the 1850s, and that talk continues. Earlier this month a
group brought a resolution to the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors to
withdraw from California and start over. Now, some young people trying to
make a life there incorporate that State of Jefferson heritage while looking
forward.
Up
in far Northern California and southern Oregon, if you drive through
the high desert, forests and mountain valleys, you’ll take the State of
Jefferson Scenic Byway. You can check out the State of Jefferson jam
band. If you’re searching for the public radio station, you’ll hear the
announcer say, “You’re listening to the rhythm and news service of
Jefferson Public Radio, committed to supporting lifelong learning and
the arts in the mythical State of Jefferson since 1969.”
That’s because many people living there don’t really identify with California or Oregon. They say they live in the State of Jefferson. It’s an idea with a long history; there’s been talk of a separate state since the 1850s, and that talk continues. Earlier this month a group brought a resolution to the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors to withdraw from California and start over.
Now, some young people trying to make a life there incorporate that State of Jefferson heritage while looking forward
- See more at: http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201308301630/d#sthash.lZ5tZLS1.dpuf
That’s because many people living there don’t really identify with California or Oregon. They say they live in the State of Jefferson. It’s an idea with a long history; there’s been talk of a separate state since the 1850s, and that talk continues. Earlier this month a group brought a resolution to the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors to withdraw from California and start over.
Now, some young people trying to make a life there incorporate that State of Jefferson heritage while looking forward
- See more at: http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201308301630/d#sthash.lZ5tZLS1.dpuf
Up
in far Northern California and southern Oregon, if you drive through
the high desert, forests and mountain valleys, you’ll take the State of
Jefferson Scenic Byway. You can check out the State of Jefferson jam
band. If you’re searching for the public radio station, you’ll hear the
announcer say, “You’re listening to the rhythm and news service of
Jefferson Public Radio, committed to supporting lifelong learning and
the arts in the mythical State of Jefferson since 1969.”
That’s because many people living there don’t really identify with California or Oregon. They say they live in the State of Jefferson. It’s an idea with a long history; there’s been talk of a separate state since the 1850s, and that talk continues. Earlier this month a group brought a resolution to the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors to withdraw from California and start over.
Now, some young people trying to make a life there incorporate that State of Jefferson heritage while looking forward.
- See more at: http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201308301630/d#sthash.lZ5tZLS1.dpuf
That’s because many people living there don’t really identify with California or Oregon. They say they live in the State of Jefferson. It’s an idea with a long history; there’s been talk of a separate state since the 1850s, and that talk continues. Earlier this month a group brought a resolution to the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors to withdraw from California and start over.
Now, some young people trying to make a life there incorporate that State of Jefferson heritage while looking forward.
- See more at: http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201308301630/d#sthash.lZ5tZLS1.dpuf
Up
in far Northern California and southern Oregon, if you drive through
the high desert, forests and mountain valleys, you’ll take the State of
Jefferson Scenic Byway. You can check out the State of Jefferson jam
band. If you’re searching for the public radio station, you’ll hear the
announcer say, “You’re listening to the rhythm and news service of
Jefferson Public Radio, committed to supporting lifelong learning and
the arts in the mythical State of Jefferson since 1969.”
That’s because many people living there don’t really identify with California or Oregon. They say they live in the State of Jefferson. It’s an idea with a long history; there’s been talk of a separate state since the 1850s, and that talk continues. Earlier this month a group brought a resolution to the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors to withdraw from California and start over.
Now, some young people trying to make a life there incorporate that State of Jefferson heritage while looking forward.
- See more at: http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201308301630/d#sthash.lZ5tZLS1.dpuf
That’s because many people living there don’t really identify with California or Oregon. They say they live in the State of Jefferson. It’s an idea with a long history; there’s been talk of a separate state since the 1850s, and that talk continues. Earlier this month a group brought a resolution to the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors to withdraw from California and start over.
Now, some young people trying to make a life there incorporate that State of Jefferson heritage while looking forward.
- See more at: http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201308301630/d#sthash.lZ5tZLS1.dpuf
