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Merkley and Hoyle did not hold back their opinions about the Trump administration.
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Local governments in Lane and Lincoln County are seeking new members to join their ranks after several elected officials resigned.
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Lincoln County commissioners Wednesday extended a years-old moratorium on new vacation rental licenses for another three months, but also said it was time to examine how the new licensing, inspection and enforcement programs are working.
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21 days after Nov. 5 general election, Claire Hall declared winner in Lincoln County commission raceThe final, unofficial results released Tuesday evening showed that Hall won the race over Rick Beasley by 115 votes.
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In the lone race for one of three seats on the Lincoln County board of commissioners the differences are clear – a five-term incumbent with a carefully curated list of accomplishments being challenged by a self-described “disrupter.”
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A new by-the-numbers report by a southern Oregon foundation that focuses on rural issues paints a troubling and challenging picture of Lincoln County on subjects ranging from education to food insecurity and child poverty to family financial hardship.
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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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Central Oregon Coast Fire & Rescue in Waldport is asking voters to approve a higher property tax in this November’s election.
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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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As Oregon Coast communities are increasingly dominated by tourism, many long-term residents are struggling with housing instability, and homelessness.
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Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek appointed Jenna Wallace as Lincoln County’s next district attorney on Friday as Lanee Danforth’s resignation takes effect six months before the end of her troubled four-year term.
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Lincoln County’s embattled district attorney announced Monday she will resign June 21 and that she has asked the Oregon Department of Justice to come in and help run the office.