The city of Chiloquin, Oregon is in Klamath County through which the Williamson River flows. It served as a campground of sorts for the local Klamath Indians before the Treaty of 1864. It is named in honor of Chief Chay-lo-quin, the war chief of the local tribe. In 1910, the small settlement of shacks and a few tents began to bloom into city it was to later become. The first post office was established with Mary Whittemore as postmistress, in 1912. It was incorporated in 1926.
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With the statement that the blogger here wants to offer “all you ever wanted to know about Chiloquin,” this weblog discusses local news and upcoming events, goings-on with local businesses, crime in the city, and reviews and other details of rentals and eateries, including pricing and contact information.
http://chiloquin.com/blog/
The stated mission of this weblog is to allow visitors to the Chiloquin website to express their opinions and make suggestions about the site as well as the activities and events in the city.
http://chiloquin-blog.blogspot.com
Displays the local newsletter which is distributed weekly to all who subscribe to it. The site contains each of them going back to June of 2010, when the blogger took over the responsibility of seeing that it is published and distributed appropriately. News includes weather, meetings and events in town, community calendars, fundraisers, and articles of interest to locals.
https://chiloquinnews.wordpress.com
