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Lincoln City senior planner named Oregon’s Planner of the Year

The Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association will honor Lincoln City Senior Planner Debra Nicholson as the state’s planner of the year.

Affordable housing issues confronted at Ridge Apartments ribbon cutting

Several big-name politicians and community leaders discussed affordable housing issues Friday at a ribbon-cutting ceremony, where the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce congratulated Northwest Coastal Housing on its recent renovation of The Ridge Apartments.

Lincoln City lifts water warning on Schooner Creek, Siletz Bay sewage spill

Lincoln City is no longer warning citizens to avoid water contact at Schooner Creek and Siletz bay as fecal coliform levels have dropped to acceptable levels.

Lincoln City Police Crime Log Sept. 28 – Oct. 4

Taco Bell, 3910 NE Highway 101. Adrian Ochoa (2/23/81) was cited and released for DUII after being observed drinking in the drive through.

Taft softball program moves closer to practice facility construction

“This building will have a positive impact on generations of softball players to come,” Stuart said. “It will give our program an edge and give us the tools needed to develop some amazing athletes.”  

Zoning issue strikes down local church as replacement site for Warming Shelter

Another zoning issue has eliminated First Baptist Church as a potential replacement site for Taft Hall to serve the homeless in Lincoln City.

GEAR UP College Fair scheduled Oct. 24 at Newport Fairgrounds

Taft High 7-12 will join Toledo, Waldport, Siletz and Eddyville high schools in the Lincoln County School District’s 2018 GEAR UP College Fair Wednesday, Oct. 24, at the County Fairgrounds in Newport.

LCSD Superintendent Gray addresses restorative justice in schools

The first core belief we will highlight is the implementation of restorative practices in our school culture.

Federal grant to ‘Step Up’ assistance for mental illness, substance abuse

The awarding Wednesday of a three-year $745,871 federal grant to the Stepping Up Initiative will help Lincoln County address people’s issues with mental illness and substance abuse problems in the criminal justice system.

October sends warning sign that flu season is near

The start of October and arrival of cold weather means the start of flu season is around the corner.

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