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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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Lawmakers are considering revamping a law meant to protect local governments from getting sued by people using public trails.
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Lincoln County Senator calls on Oregon lawmakers to reduce congestion, improve safety on Highway 101A Lincoln County state lawmaker is asking his colleagues to approve a study examining congestion and safety on U.S. Highway 101 on the section of the route between Lincoln City and Coos Bay.
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The Oregon King Tides Project is requesting photos taken on the coast during specific winter days, when the ocean tides are at their highest.
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The commercial Dungeness Crab season is now underway for part of the Oregon coast. The timing is good for holiday meals.
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Oregonians are in for more rain, especially on the coast, and more snow in the mountains this weekend. Transportation officials urge travelers to be prepared.
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Officials say Oregon’s commercial Dungeness crab season will be delayed until at least Dec. 16.
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In Warrenton, locals debate whether culling the herd might be the most effective solution to an increase in elk-human interactions.
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The Confederated Tribes of Siletz will begin the process of buying the land to ensure ecological longevity and cultural utilization.
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After the discovery of several large pieces of timber from the wreck, Scott Williams and his team are continuing to analyze the artifacts and search for more. Their study began in the early 2000s.
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A new study from Oregon State University sheds some light on the mysterious origins of the unexpected surges of water known as "sneaker waves."
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Six rocky areas on the Oregon Coast are being considered for conservation.