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Mayor Anderson: State of Lincoln City Address

Lincoln City Mayor Dick Anderson spoke before a crowd of local business owners, managers and city officials for his State of the City address at the Lincoln City Cultural Center sponsored by the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce.

Sheriff’s Office warns public about bogus phone call

We've heard from multiple citizens who have received phone calls or voicemail messages from someone claiming to be Deputy/Sergeant/Lieutenant "Todd Hughes" with the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office.

Public Health department seeks input for health improvement plan

Lincoln County Public Health will be holding public listening sessions in early 2019. During these sessions, Health Department staff will discuss the current state of health in Lincoln County.

SNLH clinical staff visit Siletz Head Start

A surgery manager, an infection preventionist and a nurse educator were special guests at Siletz Head Start in Lincoln City on Feb. 19.

Problem solved: Lincoln City Rubik’s Cube Club dominates competition

Eight members of the Lincoln City Rubik’s Cube Club solved 25 puzzles in three minutes flat, while Taft middle school students took the top three places in Division 2 Saturday at the Oregon Regional Rubik’s Cube Challenge in Eugene.

MAN OF MANY HATS: New coordinator brings fresh look to Parks & Rec

“Raleigh brings a wealth of experience working with youth and adults, both in recreation and school settings,” Lincoln City Parks & Recreation Director Jeanne Sprague said. “With his fantastic energy, he’s jumped right into his new job duties.”

Longtime Safeway employee puts 90th birthday in the bag

Popular local resident John Dennis celebrated his 90th birthday today at the Lincoln City Safeway surrounded by friends, family, banners, balloons and chocolate cake.

Coast Guard seeks information regarding capsized boat

The U.S. Coast Guard continues the investigation of the fishing vessel Mary B II, which capsized off Newport Jan. 9 and resulted in the loss of the vessel and its three crew members.

Driftwood Library reveals new book for Lincoln City Reads program

Driftwood Public Library has selected Snow Falling on Cedars as its selection for the third year of its Lincoln City Reads program.

Gomberg: Big issues on the move

Several big issues are beginning to move, and move quickly in Salem. We need to be looking at how these proposed policies affect the future of Oregon and the problems those bills are designed to address. But we also need to balance those concerns with the consequences that may impact every day ordinary people and their day-to-day lives.

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