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OUTDOORS REPORT: Kings hitting the decks
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Reservoirs ripple with rainbows
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Benefit tourneys raise $5 grand
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Top teams here for basketball camp
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Fees rise, fall in new schedule
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NOAA Ship to sail no more
You could call Newport the final resting place for the Hi’ialakai.
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Local child molester dead after short prison stint
SALEM — Michael Jay Epperson, a Lincoln County man convicted of sexual abuse, died under unclear circumstances at a hospital in Salem Saturday after a short period of incarceration in the Oregon State Penitentiary, according to a press release from Oregon State Police.
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Local man accused of sex abuse
NEWPORT — Mitchell Houston Conte, 35, was arrested June 6 on charges of online sexual corruption of a child, sodomy, sexual abuse, luring a minor and contributing to the sexual delinquency of a minor after beginning a sexual relationship with a teenage girl in the area.
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City “concerned” about Rogue transient back taxes
NEWPORT — Rogue Ales, according to city officials, didn’t $50,000 of transient room taxes owed from renting out three short-term vacation rentals as part of a “Bed ’n’ Beer” tourism campaign the local institution launched in 2007.
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Robert Shea Thompson-Kirkland February 13, 2003 – June 5, 2019
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Dispute turns sour at sweet shop
OTTER ROCK — Brand-new Cliffside Coffee & Sweets in Otter Rock is the source of much contention in the small unincorporated community, with some neighbors expressing regret and remorse over the ice cream shop owners clear-cutting vegetation near a protected marine reserve and building a public access road over a privately-owned easement.
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Parking pain eased at hospital
On Monday, June 24, Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital opened a long-awaited parking lot located directly in front of the hospital’s emergency entrance.
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Parking pain eased at hospital
On Monday, June 24, Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital opened a long-awaited parking lot located directly in front of the hospital’s emergency entrance.
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Lincoln City sewer line burst
On Friday, June 21, at approximately 9:00 a.m., the sanitary sewer pressure sewer line in Logan Road ruptured, causing sewer to be discharged through a stormwater culvert to the beach at Roads End State Park.
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Recognizing 30 years of service
Detective Bud Lane, right, shakes hands with Lincoln City Police Chief Jerry Palmer while receiving an award recognizing him for 30 years of service to the city. Throughout his 30-year career, Det. Lane has been recognized with several awards for outstanding service, including the District Attorney’s Award for Special Merit in 1995, the Kiwanis’ International Distinguished Service Award in 1995, the Governor’s Victim Advocate of the Year Award in 1996 and LCPD Officer of the Year in 2011. (Courtesy photo)
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4th Annual Crab Blessing
Families, fishermen and community members gathered at the North Jetty look-out at Yaquina Bay State Park on Friday, Jan. 4 for the 4th Annual Crab Blessing (Photos by Shelby Wolfe)