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A whole new Kye
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Council changes continue in Toledo
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Solutions sought for whale entanglements
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Amanda Trail a walk through time
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Man who set house fire took own life
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Newport creates homelessness task force
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Jump-Off Joe homeowner faces hurdles in building dream home
One local family's effort to build their dream home in the Jump-Off Joe neighborhood is the latest chapter in a long history of a section of the coast line long subject to erosion and opposition from the neighbors.
Updated: 1 week ago
A whole new Kye
Kye Blaser cut his hair. For nearly two years, Kye Blaser let his hair grow. It was his way of honoring one of his mentors, Robert Winters, who had passed away in 2015. Before each basketball game his senior year he would have his hair braided into cornrows — giving birth to Kornrow Kye. When the Oregon State basketball Instagram account posted before and after photos of his haircut prior to the season opener, former teammates went: “Who is that guy?” wrote Bryan Tapia.
Updated: 2 days ago
Brynden Lukas Donovan Daniel
Brynded Lukas Donovan Daniel, August 2, 2017, November 3, 2018, Siletz, Oregon
Updated: 4 days ago
Election 2018: The results are in
The voters have spoken and the ballots have been tallied as of deadline on Tuesday evening. With some of the most crowded races the region has seen in years, here’s what has happened at the polls in Election 2018.
Updated: 4 days ago
Coast Guard: Depoe Bay key to emergency response
The commander of the U.S. Coast Guard surf station here warned a visiting congressman on Thursday that a key lifesaving operation is being jeopardized by the government’s failure to dredge the six-acre harbor.
Updated: 1 week ago
A whole new Kye
Kye Blaser cut his hair. For nearly two years, Kye Blaser let his hair grow. It was his way of honoring one of his mentors, Robert Winters, who had passed away in 2015. Before each basketball game his senior year he would have his hair braided into cornrows — giving birth to Kornrow Kye. When the Oregon State basketball Instagram account posted before and after photos of his haircut prior to the season opener, former teammates went: “Who is that guy?” wrote Bryan Tapia.
Updated: 2 days ago
Column: A golden era comes to an end
There aren’t many things that a good breakfast — of bacon, eggs, hash browns and a cup of orange juice — a good night sleep, family and a conversation can’t fix. For Newport’s senior goalkeeper Luis Reyes, that was the remedy to get past the Newport boys’ soccer loss 2-1 in the 4A state quarterfinals to Madras, ending the Cubs’ chances at winning a state title for a third straight season. “The loss hurt because that was a bad way to get knocked out knowing that we were a better team and that we could’ve beat them at our house,” Reyes said. Playing on a field that Reyes described as “having holes, sprinklers and more holes” proved to be a challenge for the Cubs who play most of their games on field turf. Madras was able to get away with a physical brand of soccer that overstepped the line between aggressive and dangerous.
Updated: 5 days ago
Cubs XC climbs higher
Maybe it was the Tsunami Runs — a run where Newport runners dip their toe in the ocean then charge through Agate Beach, through Big Creek Park, up and down Newport Heights to Yaquina Heights, through Bay Road and finally a run up John Moore Drive — that prepared the Newport cross country team for the state meet. Or maybe it’s the Whoopty Doo runs where the Cubs run up and down the hills that feed into the bayfront that did it. “The offseason stuff is all hills,” said head coach Tom Swinford.
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Spink, Johns, Fanning ready for state
For the second time in four years, the Newport boys cross country team claimed a district title. Which, to the team, didn’t come as a surprise. “I felt like it wasn’t unexpected,” said senior Leo Johns. “The thing we always worried about was state. We knew we had what it took to win districts.” And the Cubs did just that. Led by junior Kolby Spink (16:04, third-place finish), all seven Newport runners — Johns (16:19, sixth) Tristian Scarborough (16:45, ninth) Caden Shanks (17:15, 13th) James Lackey (17:29, 18th) Noah Goodwin-Rice (17:35, 19th) and Sam Laurel (17:56, 23rd) finished in the top-23.
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Comeback Cubs
It was a moment that Newport’s Oscar Jimenez had been waiting for his entire life. With regulation nearing an end in a 3-3 game, the two-time defending state champion Newport soccer team was needing a goal to advance past Gladstone in the play-in round of the 4A playoffs. In the 79th minute, Jimenez got the ball near midfield and, as senior Tryston Wolf said, “went full-Mbappe’.” Like the 19-year-old up French football phenom, Kylian Mbappe’, Jimenez weaved his way through multiple defenders until he finally found himself in the clear with a shot on goal. And Jimenez did not miss.
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2018 Fleet of Flowers
Around 2,000 people came together for the Fleet of Flowers ceremony in Depoe Bay on Monday, May 28. Boats bedecked in wreaths commemorated lives lost at sea.
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