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Panhandling ordinance passes
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Boomers outpacing other age groups in job growth
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Candidate forum brings crowd in Yachats
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Great ShakeOut shakes out great
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Panhandling ordinance passes
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Candidate forum brings crowd in Yachats
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Standoff ends with two in custody
Two men were taken into custody following an armed confrontation and standoff at a rural home three miles east of Lincoln City on Friday morning.
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Risk insurance for fishermen? It’s a thought
Oregon State University’s James Watson, an assistant professor who specializes in marine resource management, published a study last week in which he and others outlined the need for aquaculture producers in developing countries to use financial risk management tools to protect their investment.
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Pirate candidate's wife dies
The spouse of a city council candidate was found dead at her home on Southeast Jetty Street Saturday, Sept. 29, following a 911 call by her husband.
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Foraging the forest for food
Oregon forests are rife with wild mushrooms. If you know where to go and what to look for, you can bring home a bounty of delicious mushrooms with a number of uses.
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Newport convict reached for the gun
The scene was much like any other at the Lincoln County Circuit Courthouse. Or it was, until the defendant himself lunged for the gun of a Newport Police Department officer acting as courtroom security.
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Round Up: Tigers soccer closer to playoff berth
The regular season coming to a close, the Taft boys soccer team picked up a much-needed victory to keep it’s postseason hopes alive. William Calderon scored both of the Tigers’ goals on free kicks to give the Tigers a 2-0 lead over Gervais. The Tigers took 21 shots on the afternoon. William Brooks had 10 saves in goal for the Tigers earning his fifth clean sheet of the season. The Tigers will play its final game of the season on Friday, Oct. 18 at Delphian, a team that Taft tied with earlier in the season. “Having one game left in the regular season this is the best time for us to be on the rise,” said head coach Ryan Ulicni. “Momentum seems to be in our favor and we will take that right into our game this Friday.”
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The Fish slips away from Waldport
The Fish was on the hook, but the Irish couldn’t reel it in. For three sets the Waldport volleyball team battled against Toledo for the right to keep the fish. In the first and third sets, the Irish had leads of 19-15 and 20-14. But in the end, those leads wouldn’t last. The Boomers would rally to win each set and sweep the Irish in straight sets, and, perhaps just as important, keep The Fish in Toledo for at least another season. “Our girls have a ton of grit, they are able to dig down deep and find it within themselves to win the day and that’s what they did today,” said Toledo head coach Crystal Taylor. “That second set is what I was really hoping for each time. Waldport is nobody to yawn at; they have some really good girls and they play well with each other. I’m proud of my girls, I’m proud of their girls.”
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It’s now or never for Newport
A postseason berth for the two-time defending state champion Newport boys soccer team could be decided with how its final three games play out. The Cubs entered the week with three games left in the regular season. A matchup with one of the state title favorites — Woodburn, then closing with two final games at home against Sweet Home and Philomath. Needing two wins to boost its playoff resume, after facing Woodburn (two-time defending 5A state champs which beat Newport on its home turf earlier this fall), Newport will get a second shot at Philomath and will then face a Sweet Home team that hasn’t won a match all season.
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Round Up: Tigers end 402 day streak
LINCOLN COUNTY — After starting the season off with 12 consecutive losses, the Tigers broke that streak with a 3-1 win over Clatskanie on Thursday, Oct. 4. The win puts an end to a 29-game losing streak that extended all the way back to Aug. 28 of 2017. The Tigers would win 25-21 in the first set, dominate the second set 25-11, suffer a setback in the third and fall 25-19 before putting the final nail in the coffin with a 25-20 win in the fourth set. “I wish we’d had more wins earlier in the season,” said head coach Kelsey Hart. “It was great for our first win to be at home with all the support we had. The girls felt like rock stars.” Going 402 days between wins, the Tigers would only have to wait two days for the next win. At the Western Christian Tourney, Taft would come away with a second place finish. The Tigers swept both City Christian and Chemawa in pool play before suffering a narrow loss to Western Mennonite. It wouldn’t be the first time for the Pioneers and the Tigers. In the championship bracket, the No. 4 seed Tigers rallied to win the final two sets to upset the No. 1 seeded Pioneers to advance to the championship match. The Tigers would end up losing to Westside Christian both sets 25-13, despite coming up short in the tournament, it was a successful week for Taft volleyball.
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Cubs football moves to 6-0 with 13-12 win over Stayton
Not a halftime deficit, poor weather conditions or lack of a passing game could stop the Newport football team from keeping its perfect record intact. The Cubs scored late in the third quarter to take a 13-12 lead and held on to win their sixth game in a row over Stayton. “It feels amazing,” said senior running back/linebacker Addison Galen who finished with 130 yards and a touchdown. “Going 6-0, coming back after being down at halftime, it was huge. This feels amazing.”
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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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