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This month, Lincoln County voters will have a choice of who replaces Lanee Danforth, the one-term district attorney whose term has been marked by office turmoil and turnover, public clashes with county commissioners, and a federal lawsuit by a former deputy district attorney.
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Up and down the Oregon coast, harbor seal pupping season is just getting underway.
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Recommendations for the ocean salmon seasons off the coasts of Oregon, California and Washington were made last week with some OK news for some fishermen and devastating news for those in California.
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Yachats Finance Committee suggests using $600K from urban renewal district to help build new libraryWith sharpened pencils and a well-oiled abacus, the Yachats finance committee Tuesday divined a path for the city to better manage tax collection while also opening the municipal wallet to help pay for a new library.
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A major seafood processor is permanently closing its plant on the Newport bayfront in May, laying off 50 workers and consolidating its operations in Astoria.
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The rarest of spring break visitor – a first so far as wildlife officials know – is making its way south along the central Oregon coast.
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Community members turned out in big numbers to ensure homeless people get a fair shake as the Yachats city council moved to pass a camping ordinance that would ban camping on nearly all public property.
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It’s been 40 years since Kelly Disney mysteriously disappeared off the streets of Newport. Her skull was found 10 years later, but the rest of her body has never been recovered.
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Corinne McElroy was pulled from the cold ocean waters with the help of bystanders- one of whom remains a mystery.
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A judge said Tuesday that a Yachats businesswoman’s complex of four yurts and a recreational vehicle on 20 acres of forest land violates zoning ordinances.
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The first few springtime sightings of gray whales in the Atlantic Ocean between 2010 and 2021 left many marine researchers scratching their heads.
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Landers was appointed by county commissioners to the vacant position in June 2016, elected for the first time five months later and re-elected in 2020, running unopposed both times.