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The Local Group of Deep Sky Observers was formed in the summer of 1983, an experiment conceived by Vic Menard and Dennis Plews at the eyepiece of an old 13.1-inch Coulter Odyssey Dobsonian telescope. An astronomy club without officers, without by-laws, with no agenda other than to enjoy the deep sky, the Group continues to provide a venue for amateur astronomers to commit astronomy!
The History of The Local Group
Ask an Astronomer!
Wondering what that bright thing in the sky is tonight? Don't jump to conclusions - jump on the e-mail and ask one of the local amateur astronomers (and one professional!) listed below what that bright thing is! Venus? Mars? Jupiter? Saturn? FIND OUT!
Downloads (pdf):
The Current Local Group Newsletter