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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.

Joint resolution aims to amend Oregon voting age to 16

Oregon could become be the first state in the nation to lower its voting age to 16 under a bill introduced today at the Legislative Assembly in Salem.

Police seek help in identifying deceased female found near Roads End

Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying the body of a deceased female recovered this evening from the ocean in a cove just north of Roads End.

County commissioner announces North County availability

In an effort to reestablish partnerships between her office and the North County area, Lincoln County Commissioner-elect Kaety Jacobson has announced several dates for visitation while in Lincoln City.

DUII enforcement patrol scheduled during Seafood & Wine Festival

The Lincoln City Police Department will utilize DUII grant funds to put an extra patrol officer on duty Saturday, Feb. 23, for DUII enforcement during the Newport Seafood & Wine Festival.

Man arrested following high-speed chase from Lincoln City to Willamina

Lincoln City Police took a man driving a Penske moving truck into custody after he led multiple law enforcement agencies on a high-speed chase involving more than 10 police cars from Lincoln City to Willamina.

Itty Bitty S***** Wave Contest draws pros and locals to D River

The first Itty Bitty S***** Wave Contest is happening this weekend with the coinciding of King tides and a large ocean swell that allows surfers to ride waves up the D River.

Landlords seek to evict Oregon Senate’s new rental bill

A bill to make Oregon the first state in the nation to adopt statewide rent control and make it more difficult for landlords to evict tenants without a reason has evoked swift and stern local reaction.

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