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The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department has asked the community what to do with the beloved but decaying ‘Muscle Tree’ at Yaquina Bay State Park.
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ODOT is warning drivers to watch for construction along U.S. 101 south of Newport this summer.
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The lawsuit that triggered trail closures across the state and prompted a change in the interpretation of Oregon law, reached a conclusion Thursday – six years after a Newport woman broke her leg while using the city’s Ocean to Bay Trail.
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Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, said at least 880 federal employees at the weather and research agency face job cuts
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Newport’s Community Shelter and Resource Center has re-opened after renovations.
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Newport is considering a proposal to expand its paid parking plan to a second neighborhood: Nye Beach.
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Newport officials say they’re working as quickly as they can to fix a leak that’s diverted wastewater into Yaquina Bay.
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Newport is hoping to revitalize its city center. One idea on the table involves a complete overhaul of Highway 101.
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Benton County Sheriff’s deputies using ODOT grants to try to make Newport-to-Philomath highway saferHighway 20 from the Lincoln County line to Philomath has been a focus for the Benton County Sheriff’s Office this year because of the spike in driver deaths.
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The Dec. 14 re-opening celebration caps a decade-long effort to expand and improve the Newport Performing Arts Center.
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Sitting atop a bluff at the mouth of the Yaquina River is a small wooden lighthouse in need of repair. Soon, this piece of Oregon Coast history will undergo restorations meant to last for generations to come.
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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.