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Oregon’s central coast is attracting more and more retirees. A new study commissioned by the Oregon Coast Visitors Association shows that more than 40 percent of coastal Lane County residents are 65 and older, compared with about 18 percent statewide.
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Turner served as Florence Police Chief since 2015. He had just announced his retirement effective last Friday May 6th.
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The following is an extended interview with former KATU-TV News reporter Paul Linnman, conducted by KLCC's Brian Bull just ahead of the 50th anniversary…
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50 years ago this Thursday, (Nov. 12), the detonation of a dead, beached sperm whale in Florence ended in chaos. Instead of blowing up into fine…
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The coastal city of Florence has announced a name for its newest park, which references a literal blast from the past. KLCC’s Brian Bull reports…
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The City of Florence’s new Public Works Operations Facility gets underway later this morning. A groundbreaking ceremony with local officials is scheduled…
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Florence residents asked for a better neighborhood park, and this week, they get it. The city just finished improvements at Pepperoaks Park.Pepperoaks…
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At 11 o’clock Friday morning, Florence residents on the Oregon coast will hear sirens. The drill will test the state’s new Tsunami Blue Line Project on…
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A 70-year old Florence woman was killed when a landslide hit her house. Early Friday morning, the Lane County Sheriff’s office responded to the scene near…
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Florence-area students were released early today in advance of a potentially strong windstorm. District buses started to leave schools at about 12:30 p.m.…
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Lane County Sheriff Tom Turner has been chosen as the new Chief of Police in Florence. Contract negotiations are still underway but Turner is expected to…