Garret Jaros
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Fishermen with callused hands and vise-like grips worked steadily along Newport’s docks this week to prepare boats and gear in a final push before the opening of Oregon’s 2024-25 commercial Dungeness crab season.
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There will be no clearcutting of trees above homes on Yachats’ south side – at least not for the next 25 years.
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What began Sunday afternoon as a private celebration to honor the U.S. Marine Corps ended tragically for a Waldport woman with mental health issues after she confronted and then was shot and killed by a Lincoln County Sheriff’s deputy.
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Lincoln County commission chair Casey Miller has been restricted to working from home after an allegation he harassed and bullied county employees.
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Waldport Mayor Greg Holland announced his immediate resignation from office on social media early Wednesday.
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For three years police in Lincoln County could not do much when they came across someone in possession of a small amount of illegal drugs except issue a $100 citation and give the offender a number to call for help with substance abuse.
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The idea of bringing a tourist-style trolley to Yachats rolled into town a year ago.
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Fire officials estimate $100,000 to $150,000 in damages but said that could increase because of the considerable smoke damage inside the church.
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The Port of Alsea is postponing looking for a new manager until winter after the man hired for the job resigned and business this year dropped significantly.
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A Eugene cider maker is expanding to the Oregon coast.