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Lincoln County Weighs Safety, Transparency as It Plans Return to In-Person Meetings
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners are preparing to resume in-person public meetings after several months of holding sessions virtually after county officials said employees raised safety concerns. . During the Sept. 2 Board of Commissioners meeting, Chair Walter Chuck said county staff and the county’s insurer had previously recommended moving to online-only meetings after multiple complaints from employees who reported feeling unsafe during contentious public comment


Citizens Concerned About Contamination At Nye Beach
Charlie Plybon providing public comment to the Newport City Council Newport residents and Surf Rider volunteers pressed the Newport City council during public comment, to act on persistent bacterial contamination at the Nye Beach stormwater outfall, warning that high levels of fecal indicator bacteria are an ongoing public health risk at one of the community’s most popular beaches. Speaking during public comment at the Newport City Council meeting, several members of the loca


Curb Work Continues In Lincoln City
Starting September 8, crews are returning to the area to wrap up minor work. You can expect daytime single lane closures Monday through Friday, as needed. Starting September 14, crews will start building the retaining wall near NE 1st Street and NW 2nd Drive. You can expect: Crews working during the day. Construction noise – expect loud machinery and large cranes driving in and out of the area. Southbound U.S. 101 traffic, south of NW 6th Street to D River, will shift to the
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[Coast Culture] Kathleen Dugan's Extraordinary Second Act
Kathleen Dugan shows the world that retirement is no time to slow down.
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[Coast Culture] A Long Way Back to the Coast: Livanna Maislen’s triumphant return to local theater for the upcoming production of 4000 Miles
For many performing artists who grow up on the Oregon Coast, the pathway to a successful career on the stage seems to lead away. Bigger cities. Bigger stages. More opportunity. The Oregon Coast becomes something you carry with you, not something you expect to return to in a professional capacity. But for Livanna Maislen, an actor, dancer, and yogi based in San Francisco after years of work in New York’s theater ecosystem, returning to the Oregon Coast to appear in the upcomin
![[Coast Culture] R.L. “Talley” Woodmark—Building Light, Legacy, and Community on the Oregon Coast](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/eb5d36_1e182ee3737c4806b344745b9956cfd2~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_444,h_250,fp_0.50_0.50,q_30,blur_30,enc_avif,quality_auto/eb5d36_1e182ee3737c4806b344745b9956cfd2~mv2.webp)
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[Coast Culture] R.L. “Talley” Woodmark—Building Light, Legacy, and Community on the Oregon Coast
On the central Oregon Coast, art is no longer a scattered curiosity tucked between souvenir shops and fishing docks. Today it forms a collaborative ecosystem of galleries, artists, authors, and community spaces that draw visitors year-round—a transformation closely tied to Talley Woodmark. When Woodmark first arrived in Depoe Bay, few galleries existed and the artistic community lacked cohesion. What she found instead was potential: a small, supportive town capable of nurturi

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