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State liquor commission approves new rules on hemp regulation

HB 4089 alters the way hemp items can enter the OLCC licensed system.  The change allows for additional OLCC recreational marijuana license types to receive industrial hemp items from growers and handlers registered with the Oregon Department of Agriculture.

Rep. Gomberg responds to state’s rent control proposal

Oregon House Rep. David Gomberg speaks on Senate Bill 608 in a follow-up letter to Homepage:

Rep. Gomberg unmasks St. James Santiago students’ artwork at Capitol

State Rep. David Gomberg shows off the artwork of a group of St. James Santiago School students during a trip to the Capitol in Salem on Wednesday.

All students safe following gas leak at Taft Elementary

All students were evacuated but all are safe after workers with the Lincoln County School District inadvertently struck a one-inch gas pipe with a backhoe while rerouting a sewer line at Taft Elementary School today.

From the Sheriff: Safety belt and child seat law

The following general information regarding safety belt and child restraint laws comes from the Oregon Department of Transportation Safety Division. 

Lincoln City Public Art Committee seeks to fill two vacancies

The Lincoln City Public Art Committee, the appointed advisory body that works to enliven and beautify the town with art installations, is looking for two new members.

One-day childbirth class offered at Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital

Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital is offering a one-day intensive childbirth class on Sunday, March 24, from noon to 6 p.m.

Keizer man arrested for two Lincoln City residential burglaries

A man was arrested Friday, Feb. 15, at his home in Keizer for two recent residential burglaries in Lincoln City and felony possession of a 9-millimeter semi-automatic weapon.

Open house delayed, but ribbon-cutting set at St. James Santiago School

An open house at St. James Santiago School must wait until the newly constructed Episcopal school obtains an occupancy permit, but a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce will be staged at 4 p.m. Wednesday.

Deceased body identified as 63-year-old Lincoln City woman

Oregon State Police have identified a deceased woman recovered Sunday from the ocean just north of Roads End as Satin Fever Star (aka Kahrin Jean McDonald), 63, of Lincoln City.

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