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Otis woman leads deputies and police in pursuit through Newport

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Otis woman leads deputies and police in pursuit through Newport

Henderson escaped from Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital this morning but was found a short time later and is back in custody.

Lincoln County Sheriff Deputy Siscilee Gouge attempted to stop a white Ford Ranger for illegally passing multiple vehicles on Highway 101 in Newport Friday afternoon but the driver had other plans.

The suspect vehicle began to flee at a high rate of speed southbound with Lincoln County Sheriff deputies and Newport Police in hot pursuit. The Ford Ranger weaved in and out of traffic in the two and a half mile mid-afternoon chase until it became stuck in traffic at the intersection of Highway 101 and Olive Street, where officers and deputies attempted to take the driver into custody.

59 year-old Otis resident Mary Joanna Henderson refused commands to exit the vehicle leaving law enforcement no choice but to use force to enter the vehicle and remove her. Two deputies sustained minor injuries on broken glass during the process.

Henderson was charged with felony attempting to elude police, reckless driving and resisting arrest. Her bail was set at $80,000.

Lincoln City Police Crime Log Nov. 2-8

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Lincoln City Police Crime Log Nov. 2-8

Police log

The Lincoln City Police Dispatch Daily Desk Log is a public record of police calls. Homepage will run the log every Friday. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Friday, Nov. 2

Hit and Run – 9:37 a.m. – 3014 NE Highway 101 – Caller reported a male driving a black four-door sedan backed into his vehicle in parking lot.

Peace Officer Hold – 2:19 p.m. – 3043 NE 28th St. – Caller reported subject returned to hospital after leaving against medical advice earlier in the day.

Crash – 2:49 p.m. – N Highway 101 & Ne 14th St. – Two vehicle non-blocking crash with minor injuries.

Crash – 5:26 p.m. – NE 14th St. & Highway 101 – Two vehicle crash. One driver cited for careless driving.

Probable Cause Arrest – 6:53 p.m. – Chinook Winds Casino, 1777 NW 44th St. – Issac E. Deanda (12/23/89) taken into custody on probable cause arrest for driving while suspended misdemeanor. Transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Theft – 6:12 p.m. – 2200 NE Holmes Rd. #11 – Victim reports an empty trash can and cash had been taken from her.

Probable Cause Arrest – 8:51 p.m. – Burger King, 710 SE Highway 101 – Michael A. Cobb (10/21/92) taken into custody for failure to register as sex offender x 4 and false swearing x 5. Transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Peace Officer Hold – 10:56 p.m. – SNLH, 3043 NE 28th St. – ER staff reported a male creating a disturbance in the waiting room. Michael John Burk (10/02/86) charged with assault IV, disorderly conduct and placed on a mental hold.

Saturday, Nov. 3

Theft – 1:21 a.m. – North Shell, 4031 NW Highway 101 – Oliver Robert Pauly (10/21/71) cited and released for theft II.

Suspicious Vehicle – 1:32 a.m. – NW Jetty Ave. & 25th St. – Vehicle parked unoccupied in roadway. Towed by Car Care Tow Pro as a hazard.

Crash – 8:06 a.m. – SE High School Dr. & SE Spyglass Ridge Dr. – Caller reporting unoccupied vehicle upside down in a ravine. Pacific Power notified for broken pole brace.

Suspicious Activity – 9:02 a.m. – Dollar Tree, 4157 ZN Highway 101 – Caller reported a male was on Dollar Tree back porch throwing trash onto Logan Rd. Brad C. Anderson (5/13/74) cited and released for offensive littering.

Trespass – 9:19 a.m. – 456 SE Neptune Ave. – Caller reported female subject was at residence and not supposed to be there. Female suspect was gone before police arrival.

Follow Up – 10:21 a.m. – SE High School Dr. & SE Spyglass Ridge Dr. – Pacific Power employee reported a male was near crashed vehicle and appeared to be rummaging around in it. Wesley S. Posney (8/21/88) taken into custody for failing to perform duties as a driver and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Extra Patrol Request – 6361 NE Port Dr. – Caller requests an extra patrol in the neighborhood due to hearing gunshots at night and have been told by other neighbors that someone is shooting raccoons. Shots were heard at 2:30 and 4:30 a.m. last night. Caller advised he would call next time it occurs.

Burglary – 2:55 p.m. – 4707 SW Coast Ave. – Caller reports his father’s vacation house appears to have been forced into.

Stolen Vehicle – 5:38 p.m. – Cozy Cove Resort, 515 NW Inlet Ave. – Gray 2014 Ford Fusion stolen between 6:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.. Victim’s wallet was taken. Marion County recovered vehicle at 10:59 p.m.

Theft – 7:04 p.m. – Chinook Winds Casino, 1777 NW 44th St. – Report of a stolen cell phone.

Assisting Other Agency – 9:50 p.m. – 2333 NE 29th Dr. – Solinna M. Butler (4/23/91) taken into custody for felony warrant out of Marion County. Transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Sunday, Nov. 4

DUII – 1:05 a.m. – 3800 NE Highway 101 – Traffic stop initiated with driver going up on curb a couple of times. Field sobriety tests performed. Agustin Curiel Avalos (10/08/61) taken into custody for DUII and transported to LCPD, cited and released. Vehicle released to sober driver.

Assisting Other Agency – 1:06 a.m. – NW 37th St. & NW Jetty Ave. – Report of a female yelling to herself, lying on the ground and pushing a shopping cart. Bonny K. Grady (02/10/81) located near Wecoma Park. Cited and released for failure to appear warrant out of Lincoln County.

Shoplift – 4:22 p.m. – Goodwill, 1000 SE Highway 101 – Caller reports loss prevention has a female shoplifter that is trying to leave. Amanda Killian (11/21/79) taken into custody and transported to LCPD where she was cited and released for theft III.

Extra Patrol – 6:12 p.m. – Barefoot at the Beach, 1744 NE Highway 101 – Caller has a locked gate and has posted “no trespassing” signs. Caller has surveillance footage of transients climbing fence to go through trash and defecate behind building.

Counterfeit – 9:53 p.m. – US Market, 3327 NW Highway 101 – Report of counterfeit $10 at location. Bill seized. Subjects located, purchased items seized and returned. Andrew J. McMillan (5/29/86) taken into custody on warrant out of State Parole Board and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Intoxicated – 10:42 p.m. – 2310 SW Bard Loop – Report of intoxicated female out of control. Leullah H. Hoover (3/23/89) taken into custody for harassment and transported to LCPD where she was cited and released.

Monday, Nov. 5

Hit and Run – 1:21 a.m. – 1900 Block NE Highway 101 – Officer located damaged lamppost and light in from of Power Lincoln City. Lamppost struck by unknown vehicle. Public works notified.

Warrant Arrest – 6:52 p.m. – 200 Block SE Keel Ave. – Casen T. Hayes (3/04/00) taken into custody for warrant out of Lincoln County for failure to appear. Transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Crash – 11:50 p.m. – 544 SE Oar Ave. – Officers arrived to find suspect vehicle on scene with report that occupants fled northbound through the bushes. Juanita R. Marquez (10/25/82) found at her residence and taken into custody for DUII, reckless driving, hit and run and criminal mischief II. Transported to LCPD.

Tuesday, Nov. 6

Counterfeit – 4 a.m. – Chinook Winds Casino, 1777 NW 44th St. – Counterfeit $50 found. Suspect left property prior to being contacted.

Trespass – 8:47 a.m. – Beach Access 51st St. – Caller reports three of five subjects drinking in pavilion. Larry Dick (8/14/61) arrested for trespass II due to having 180 day city space/park exclusion. Transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Wednesday, Nov. 7

Welfare Check – 2:31 a.m. – Chinook Winds Casino, 1777 NW 44th St. – Report of female going to front desk saying she had tried to kill herself on the beach. She then returned to her room. Female contacted and transported to SNLH on mental hold.

Theft – 8:46 a.m. – 1840 NW 51st St. – Caller reports theft of an electric screw gun, two batteries and a charger from work site. Last seen at 6 p.m. yesterday.

Found Property – 11:46 a.m. – Turned in ammo found at 1645 SE East Devils Lake Rd. Ammo taken for safekeeping.

Theft – 11:28 a.m. – Chinook Winds Casino, 1777 NW 44th St. – Theft of a casino voucher for $144.80.

Theft – Report of a woman who left debit card in ATM in October. Someone attempted to use card at Bi-Mart and they took the card.

Thursday, Nov. 8

DUII – 10:32 a.m. – SE Spyglass Ridge Dr. & SE Fleet Ave. – Caller reported a possible intoxicated driver southbound on Highway 101. Vehicle turned onto High School Dr. and then parked on SE Spyglass Ridge Dr. Shannon D. Bates (7/04/72) taken into custody and transported to LCPD for DUII, driving revoked and reckless driving.

Theft – 11:12 a.m. – Caller reporting theft of materials from construction site.

DOA – 12:43 p.m. – 3436 SW Anchor Ave. #2 – Report of odor coming from apartment and tenant has not been seen in several days. Confirmed DOA. Pacific View notified.

Crash – 2:59 p.m. – Two car crash caused by a driver failing to obey a traffic control device.

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Coastal fire task force underway to fight California ‘Camp Fire’

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Coastal fire task force underway to fight California ‘Camp Fire’

North Lincoln Fire and Rescue Type 1 Engine

Lincoln and Polk Counties have sent a combined task force with Newport, Toledo and North Lincoln Fire & Rescue (NLFR) sending Type 1 engines to help fight the “Camp Fire” wildfire in Butte County California.  NLFR Engine 1501 left this morning with fire fighters Brian Nordyke, Eric Maestas, Jeff Cutler and Lt. Loren Nordyke as the Engine Boss. They may be gone for a minimum 14 days.

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Firefighters Brian Nordyke, left, Eric Maestas, Jeff Cutler and Lt. Loren Nordyke

The task force is currently underway to the “Camp Fire” in Northern California that exploded in size Thursday, burning about 20,000 acres and overtaking the town of Paradise, where around 30,000 people were forced to evacuate last minute.

Three, Type 1 engines from Lincoln County, a strike force leader from Newport, two Type 1 engines from Polk County and Depoe Bay firefighters are joining forces and heading to Paradise, California according to North Lincoln Fire and Rescue Fire Chief Doug Kerr. The engines and crews will join up in Tangent, Oregon around 1 p.m. today and convoy to California.

The fire in Paradise burned fast, reports CBS News. The fire burned about 2,000 acres per hour taking down stores, homes and businesses in its path.  Nearly 2,300 firefighters are battling the flames, but as of Friday morning it was still zero percent contained. Massive wildfires are tearing through parts of California, destroying hundreds of buildings and forcing thousands of people from their homes.

Surf rescue near mouth of the Salmon River

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Surf rescue near mouth of the Salmon River
Coast Guard 47’ Motor Lifeboat

North Lincoln Fire and Rescue (NLFR) was dispatched Wednesday, Nov. 7 around 2:30 p.m. to a person calling for help in the surf on a log or raft, near the breakers of the Salmon River north of Lincoln City.  The United States Coast Guard (USCG) was also notified, and immediately responded with their 47 foot Motor Lifeboat that was preparing to get underway at USCG Station Depoe Bay for training maneuvers when the call arrived, according to USCG Senior Chief Christopher Hinote.

NLFR and water rescue crews arrived on-scene and with the assistance of the caller on the bluff at Cascade Head were able to quickly locate an overturned 12′ Zodiac about 300 yards south of the mouth of the Salmon in the surf with one male occupant clinging to the small craft.

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Retrieved Zodiac

William Platt, 29 and Marissa Littleton, 30 both from Portland, Oregon went out crabbing in the small vessel when a line became entangled in the prop of the motor.  Platt managed to maneuver the Zodiac to the sand spit to let Littleton off on-shore; he then drifted back out to attempt to cut the line from around the propeller when a wave flipped the boat, leaving Platt adrift and Middleton with no safe means to get back to their vehicle across the river parked at Knight’s Park.

Water rescue members quickly brought Platt back on their Kawasaki Personal Watercraft (PWC) through the breakers, and shortly after that water rescue members brought Littleton across the river to awaiting Pacific West Ambulance for evaluation. Both where in good health and released after a brief examination.

Conditions were too rough at the mouth of the Salmon river to consider retrieving the Zodiac still afloat in the ocean and bring it back with the North Lincoln Fire & Rescue’s PWC’s, so water rescue members towed the 12’ craft to the USCG 47’ Motor Lifeboat waiting beyond breakers; the USCG took custody of craft and towed it back to USCG Station Depoe Bay for safe keeping.

“United States Coast Guard and North Lincoln Fire & Rescue often work together, they are our Guardians whenever our surf rescue team deploy our PWC’s,” Said NLFR Captain Jim Kusz.

Both the USCG and surf rescue teams want to prompt boaters to always wear life jackets, know that surf conditions can change quickly and be aware of the limitations of your vessel.

Jim Kusz / District Captain

Public Information, Education & Safety Officer

North Lincoln Fire & Rescue

Hospital is ‘shaking it up’ at annual Quality & Safety Fair

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Hospital is ‘shaking it up’ at annual Quality & Safety Fair

SNLH Patient satisfaction

Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital (SNLH) will showcase its recent patient satisfaction accomplishments in a fun and informative Quality and Safety Fair on Friday, Nov. 16, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and the public is invited.

With a “Shake It Up” theme, the annual Quality and Safety Fair will showcase individual department initiatives for improving hospital quality, safety and the patient experience. In addition, the fair will include:

  • Free flu shots for people ages 18-64, while supplies last.
  • Free balance screenings offered by the hospital’s physical therapy staff.
  • Opportunity to learn more about the replacement hospital building now being built.
  • Chance to win one of two $100 gift certificates to The Bay House, to help soothe away any stress from “construction disruption.”
  • A Burger-n-Shake meal for $5 during the cafeteria’s lunch and evening meal times (11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m.).

Community members are invited to stop by anytime. The fair will be held in the hospital’s Education Conference Room and adjoining corridors, close to the building’s south entrance. Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital is located at 3043 NE 28th St., Lincoln City.

For more information, call 541-994-3661.

DEVELOPING: Uncounted ballots leave close Lincoln City mayor race undecided

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DEVELOPING: Uncounted ballots leave close Lincoln City mayor race undecided

Lincoln City Mayor

Dick Anderson led a hotly contested race for Lincoln City mayor by 20 votes Wednesday with several ballots still to be counted.

With 98 percent of the votes tallied by late Tuesday, Anderson led Susan Wahlke 1,394 votes to 1,374, with David Dahle third at 1,149 in the race to replace Don Williams as mayor.

Several votes are yet to be counted, and the certification process completed by Nov. 20, Lincoln County Clerk Dana Jenkins said. Machine kick-outs, unsigned ballots and ballots dropped in other county collection need to be processed.

Election winners will be sworn in Monday, Jan. 14, at the regular City Council meeting.

Anderson was Lincoln City mayor from 2011-2014 and has been a Lincoln City councilor from 2009-2010 and 2015 to present.

Mitch Parsons (Ward I), Diane Kusz (Ward II) and Rick Mark (Ward III) were the leaders in their respective races for City Council positions.

Nearly 70 percent (68.36) of eligible voters in Lincoln County have turned out to cast 24,152 votes, election officials said.

North County races:

City of Lincoln City Mayor
  • Dick Anderson
  • Susan Wahlke
  • David Dahle
  • 1,394
  • 1,374
  • 1,149
City of Lincoln City Council Member, Ward I
  • Mitch Parsons
  • 853
City of Lincoln City Council Member, Ward II
  • Nancy Oksenholt
  • Diane Kusz
  • (Capt) Jack Sparrow
  • 376
  • 632
  • 210
City of Lincoln City Council Member, Ward III
  • Larry Armstrong
  • Rick Mark
  • Mike Holt
  • Warren C Halcott
  • 210
  • 514
  • 270
  • 75

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2018 General Election results – 98 percent tallied

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2018 General Election results – 98 percent tallied

2018 General Election results for Lincoln County from the Lincoln County Clerk Dana Jenkins.

Approximately 98 percent of the votes are in.

Here are the results as of 11:30 p.m. 

Total Number of Votes: 24,152
Approximate % Counted: 98.00%

Turnout: 68.36%

United States Representative in Congress, 5th District
  • Mark Callahan – Republican
  • Dan Souza – Libertarian
  • Marvin Sandnes – Pacific Green
  • Kurt Schrader – Democrat, Independent
  • 8730
  • 434
  • 455
  • 13946
Governor
  • Aaron Auer – Constitution
  • Nick Chen – Libertarian
  • Kate Brown – Democrat, Working Families
  • Knute Buehler – Republican
  • Patrick Starnes – Independent
  • Chris Henry – Progressive
  • 294
  • 382
  • 12367
  • 9738
  • 803
  • 157
State Representative, 9th District
  • Teri Grier – Republican, Independent, Libertarian
  • Caddy McKeown – Democrat
  • 133
  • 440
State Representative, 10th District
  • David Gomberg – Democrat, Independent, Working Families
  • Thomas M Donohue – Republican
  • 13895
  • 8860
Judge of the Supreme Court, Position 5
  • Adrienne Nelson – Incumbent
  • 14939
Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 2
  • Bronson D James – Incumbent
  • 13870
Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 4
  • Robyn Ridler Aoyagi – Incumbent
  • 14233
Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 7
  • Steven R Powers – Incumbent
  • 14054
Judge of the Oregon Tax Court
  • Robert Manicke – Incumbent
  • 13951
Lincoln County Commissioner, Position 1
  • Virginia (Jenny) Demaris
  • Doug Hunt
  • 9967
  • 10680
Lincoln County Clerk
  • Dana W Jenkins
  • 16340
Lincoln County Treasurer
  • Jayne Welch
  • Rob McAfee
  • 12464
  • 6672
City of Depoe Bay Mayor
  • Robert Gambino
  • 612
City of Depoe Bay Council Member, Position 4
  • Jerome D Grant
  • 512
City of Depoe Bay Council Member, Position 5
  • Kathy M Short
  • 573
City of Depoe Bay Council Member, Position 6
  • Barbara Leff
  • 602
City of Lincoln City Mayor
  • Dick Anderson
  • Susan Wahlke
  • David Dahle
  • 1394
  • 1374
  • 1149
City of Lincoln City Council Member, Ward I
  • Mitch Parsons
  • 853
City of Lincoln City Council Member, Ward II
  • Nancy Oksenholt
  • Diane Kusz
  • (Capt) Jack Sparrow
  • 376
  • 632
  • 210
City of Lincoln City Council Member, Ward III
  • Larry Armstrong
  • Rick Mark
  • Mike Holt
  • Warren C Halcott
  • 210
  • 514
  • 270
  • 75
City of Newport Mayor
  • Dietmar Goebel
  • Dean Sawyer
  • 1931
  • 2392
City of Newport Council Members (vote for three)
  • David N Allen
  • Ryan Parker
  • Jason D Nehmer
  • CM Hall
  • 2834
  • 2674
  • 2161
  • 2444
City of Siletz Mayor
  • Willie Worman
  • John L Mosier
  • 296
  • 89
City of Siletz Council Member, Position 1
  • Jeff Clark
  • 194
City of Siletz Council Member, Position 4
  • Gail Freer
  • Leslie Button
  • 159
  • 171
City of Toledo Mayor
  • Rod Cross
  • Billie Jo Smith
  • 773
  • 483
City of Toledo Council Members (vote for three)
  • Michele Johnson
  • Heather Jukich
  • Betty Kamikawa
  • Terri L Strom
  • Bill Dalbey
  • 503
  • 686
  • 813
  • 497
  • 695
City of Waldport Mayor
  • Dann Cutter
  • 797
City of Waldport Council Members (vote for three)
  • Susan Woodruff
  • Mark Campbell
  • Paul A Virtue, Sr
  • 715
  • 601
  • 576
City of Waldport Council Member (unexpired term-vote for one)
  • Cyndi Karp
  • Greg Holland
  • 364
  • 548
City of Yachats Mayor
  • Ann Stott
  • W John Moore
  • 221
  • 302
City of Yachats Council Members (vote for two)
  • Derek Ojeda
  • James Kerti
  • Barbara E Frye
  • Leslie Vaaler
  • 118
  • 278
  • 227
  • 278
Lincoln County Soil and Water Conservation District, Zone 1
  • Jim Stafford
  • 13733
Lincoln County Soil and Water Conservation District, Zone 2
  • Alan Fujishin
  • 13447
Lincoln County Soil and Water Conservation District, Zone 4
  • No Candidate Filed
Lincoln County Soil and Water Conservation District, Zone 5
  • Tom Wiley
  • 13218
Lincoln County Soil and Water Conservation District, At Large (2)
  • No Candidate Filed
Central Lincoln People’s Utility District, Subdivision 1
  • Ronald Benfield
  • Paul Davies
  • 1426
  • 2043
Central Lincoln People’s Utility District, Subdivision 2
  • Jim Chambers
  • Alma Baxter
  • 2597
  • 1297
Southwest Lincoln County Water People’s Utility District, Subdivision 1
  • Robert Whitson
  • 50
Southwest Lincoln County Water People’s Utility District, Subdivision 2
  • Bill Turner
  • 104
Southwest Lincoln County Water People’s Utility District, Subdivision 3
  • Gary V Hodges
  • 108
Southwest Lincoln County Water People’s Utility District, Subdivision 4
  • No Candidate Filed
Southwest Lincoln County Water People’s Utility District, Subdivision 5
  • Donald Tucker
  • 136
Measure 102 – Amends Constitution: Allows local bonds for financing affordable housing with nongovernmental entities. Requires voter approval, annual audits.
  • Yes
  • No
  • 12832
  • 10422
Measure 103 – Amends Constitution: Prohibits taxes/fees based on transactions for “groceries” (defined) enacted or amended after September 2017
  • Yes
  • No
  • 10591
  • 13094
Measure 104 – Amends Constitution: Expands (beyond taxes) application of requirement that three-fifths legislative majority approve bills raising revenue
  • Yes
  • No
  • 7312
  • 15816
Measure 105 – – Repeals law limiting use of state/local law enforcement resources to enforce federal immigration laws
  • Yes
  • No
  • 8478
  • 15068
Measure 106 – Amends Constitution: Prohibits spending “public funds” (defined) directly/indirectly for “abortion” (defined); exceptions; reduces abortion access
  • Yes
  • No
  • 7684
  • 15981
Measure 21-189 – County of Lincoln – Proposed by Initiative Petition – Lincoln County Second Amendment Preservation Ordinance
  • Yes
  • No
  • 8532
  • 14380
Measure 21-190 – Depoe Bay Rural Fire Protection District – Five year local option levy to maintain and hire firefighters
  • Yes
  • No
  • 1372
  • 1150
Measure 21-191 – Seal Rock Rural Fire Protection District – Five-year Local Option Levy to Hire Firefighters
  • Yes
  • No
  • 809
  • 844
Measure 21-188 – Toledo Rural Fire Protection District – Authorizes General Obligation Bond to Improve Service Delivery
  • Yes
  • No
  • 395
  • 693

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Taft boys place eighth at State cross country championships

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Taft boys place eighth at State cross country championships
Taft High 7-12 Cross Country (Photo by Amy Rose-Lundstedt)

Senior Micah McLeish finished 27th and junior Lucas Hindman 34th Saturday to pace Taft High to an eighth-place finish in the Class 3A OSAA State Cross Country Championships at Lane Community College in Eugene.

“This team has laughed and held each other up throughout the season and continue to impress me,” Taft coach Mandy Weiss said. “I’m so proud of each runner and the hard work and dedication they put into the season even before it started.”

Burns, behind individual champion Emmett Klus, won the team title by two points over Enterprise.

Taft senior Clayton Helfrich placed 47th, junior Eli DeMello 52nd, junior Hunter Lundstedt 57th, freshman Austin Winters 64th and junior Joram Hoff 65th.

“All of our runners ran excellent this year,” Weiss said. “We are losing four seniors this year, and I can’t wait to see what next year brings to the cross country team.”

PHOTOS BY ERIC DEMELLO

2018 CROSS COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday, Nov. 3        
Lane Community College
Class 3A Boys Team Results

  1. Burns                               
            1    4    9   10   28  (35) (51) =    52
         Emmett Klus, Jp Friedrichsen, Ryan Robles, Calvin Bates, Masson Shaw,
         Tom Boyd, Chris Boyd
  2. Enterprise / Joseph / Wallowa       
            2    3    7   17   25  (26) (31) =    54
         Henry Coughlan, Zac Knapp, Bayden Menton, Cole Gomes, Reece Nelson,
         Brenden Moore, Foster Hobbs
  3. Westside Christian                  
            8   14   15   20   37  (42) (53) =    94
         Caden Hildenbrand, Kellen Petersen, Davis Raz, Matthew Fagen, David
         Dugan, Gabe Askew, Ethan Chung
  4. Catlin Gabel                        
            5   13   16   23   41  (55) (59) =    98
         Will Leonard, Jimmy Maslen, Mike Hart, Dawit Dean, Eli Foster, Cole
         Burkhart, Casey Shultis
  5. Riverdale                           
           11   12   24   32   52  (54) (61) =   131
         Nolan Larkin, Zachary Rector, Miles Rosenthal, Pete Reamy, Lyle
         McCaffrey, Holden Clausing-Hufford, Eleazer Birke
  6. Brookings-Harbor                    
            6   21   33   34   39  (44) (48) =   133
         Kaleb Barnes, Zachary Abblitt, Everest Abblitt, Mason Beeman,
         Christian Steendahl, Everett Van Maren, Daniel Strom
  7. Harrisburg                          
           19   27   30   38   46  (49) (56) =   160
         Tad Christansen, Austin Brock, Shae Neuschwander, Bridger Martin, Zach
         Harris, Korban Lang, Chance Hendrickson
  8. Taft                                
           22   29   40   45   50  (57) (58) =   186
         Micah McLeish, Lucas Hindman, Clayton Helfrich, Eli Demello, Hunter
         Lundstedt, Austin Winters, Joram Hoff
  9. Cascade Christian                   
           18   36   43   47   60            =   204
         Jake Saroni, Isaac Wilson, Carson Casey, Cody Havniear, Gabe Hehn


        
                        
        
                                                                                                
Individual Results
                                
                      
UNOFFICIAL - 11:48am; OFFICIAL - 12:10pm
 
                                    3A BOYS

Place TmPl No.  Name                       Gr School                         Time  Pace     
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    1    1  600 Emmett Klus                12 Burns                          16:31  5:19 
    2    2  616 Henry Coughlan             9  Enterprise / Joseph / Wallowa  16:33  5:20 
    3    3  619 Zac Knapp                  9  Enterprise / Joseph / Wallowa  16:49  5:25 
    4       646 Zayne Troeger              12 Umatilla                       16:56  5:27 
    5    4  599 Jp Friedrichsen            11 Burns                          16:56  5:27 
    6    5  612 Will Leonard               11 Catlin Gabel                   17:00  5:29 
    7    6  592 Kaleb Barnes               9  Brookings-Harbor               17:15  5:33 
    8       630 Asa Brown                  11 Oregon Episcopal               17:17  5:34 
    9    7  620 Bayden Menton              9  Enterprise / Joseph / Wallowa  17:20  5:35 
   10    8  651 Caden Hildenbrand          9  Westside Christian             17:25  5:37 
   11       586 Drew McMullen              11 Amity                          17:34  5:40 
   12    9  601 Ryan Robles                11 Burns                          17:36  5:40 
   13   10  596 Calvin Bates               11 Burns                          17:37  5:40 
   14   11  634 Nolan Larkin               12 Riverdale                      17:40  5:41 
   15       587 Miguel Gonzalez            12 Blanchet Catholic              17:41  5:42 
   16   12  637 Zachary Rector             11 Riverdale                      17:48  5:44 
   17   13  613 Jimmy Maslen               11 Catlin Gabel                   17:55  5:46 
   18       654 Kaleb Floyd                10 Willamina                      18:00  5:48 
   19   14  652 Kellen Petersen            12 Westside Christian             18:03  5:49 
   20   15  653 Davis Raz                  11 Westside Christian             18:08  5:51 
   21   16  611 Mike Hart                  9  Catlin Gabel                   18:09  5:51 
   22   17  617 Cole Gomes                 11 Enterprise / Joseph / Wallowa  18:09  5:51 
   23   18  606 Jake Saroni                9  Cascade Christian              18:12  5:52 
   24   19  624 Tad Christansen            11 Harrisburg                     18:13  5:52 
   25   20  650 Matthew Fagen              9  Westside Christian             18:15  5:53 
   26   21  590 Zachary Abblitt            11 Brookings-Harbor               18:19  5:54 
   27   22  644 Micah McLeish              12 Taft                           18:24  5:56 
   28   23  609 Dawit Dean                 11 Catlin Gabel                   18:31  5:58 
   29   24  638 Miles Rosenthal            12 Riverdale                      18:32  5:58 
   30   25  622 Reece Nelson               9  Enterprise / Joseph / Wallowa  18:33  5:59 
   31   26  621 Brenden Moore              10 Enterprise / Joseph / Wallowa  18:33  5:59 
   32   27  623 Austin Brock               11 Harrisburg                     18:34  5:59 
   33   28  602 Masson Shaw                9  Burns                          18:36  5:59 
   34   29  641 Lucas Hindman              11 Taft                           18:41  6:01 
   35       615 Brandon Moehlmann          10 Creswell                       18:43  6:02 
   36   30  629 Shae Neuschwander          12 Harrisburg                     18:45  6:02 
   37       588 Andrew Hill                11 Blanchet Catholic              18:49  6:04 
   38   31  618 Foster Hobbs               11 Enterprise / Joseph / Wallowa  18:50  6:04 
   39   32  636 Pete Reamy                 11 Riverdale                      18:51  6:04 
   40   33  589 Everest Abblitt            9  Brookings-Harbor               18:53  6:05 
   41   34  591 Mason Beeman               12 Brookings-Harbor               18:58  6:07 
   42   35  598 Tom Boyd                   10 Burns                          18:58  6:07 
   43   36  607 Isaac Wilson               12 Cascade Christian              19:03  6:08 
   44   37  649 David Dugan                9  Westside Christian             19:03  6:08 
   45   38  628 Bridger Martin             12 Harrisburg                     19:13  6:11 
   46   39  593 Christian Steendahl        10 Brookings-Harbor               19:13  6:11 
   47   40  640 Clayton Helfrich           12 Taft                           19:17  6:13 
   48   41  610 Eli Foster                 9  Catlin Gabel                   19:20  6:14 
   49   42  647 Gabe Askew                 11 Westside Christian             19:24  6:15 
   50   43  603 Carson Casey               11 Cascade Christian              19:29  6:17 
   51   44  595 Everett Van Maren          12 Brookings-Harbor               19:29  6:17 
   52   45  639 Eli Demello                11 Taft                           19:38  6:19 
   53   46  625 Zach Harris                12 Harrisburg                     19:40  6:20 
   54   47  604 Cody Havniear              10 Cascade Christian              19:44  6:21 
   55   48  594 Daniel Strom               11 Brookings-Harbor               19:44  6:21 
   56   49  627 Korban Lang                10 Harrisburg                     19:46  6:22 
   57   50  643 Hunter Lundstedt           11 Taft                           19:57  6:26 
   58   51  597 Chris Boyd                 12 Burns                          19:58  6:26 
   59   52  635 Lyle McCaffrey             10 Riverdale                      20:00  6:27 
   60   53  648 Ethan Chung                11 Westside Christian             20:07  6:29 
   61   54  633 Holden Clausing-Hufford    10 Riverdale                      20:09  6:30 
   62   55  608 Cole Burkhart              12 Catlin Gabel                   20:13  6:31 
   63   56  626 Chance Hendrickson         12 Harrisburg                     20:20  6:33 
   64   57  645 Austin Winters             9  Taft                           20:24  6:34 
   65   58  642 Joram Hoff                 11 Taft                           20:24  6:34 
   66   59  614 Casey Shultis              11 Catlin Gabel                   20:40  6:39 
   67   60  605 Gabe Hehn                  11 Cascade Christian              20:44  6:41 
   68   61  631 Eleazer Birke              12 Riverdale                      20:44  6:41

Photos by Amy Rose-Lundstedt

Sixth-grader Best starts fundraiser for cancer victim all by himself; nets $2,415

Justin Werner
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Sixth-grader Best starts fundraiser for cancer victim all by himself; nets $2,415
Ryan knows Best
Ryan Best hard at work

Eleven-year-old sixth-grader Ryan Best hosted a fundraising car wash that made $2,415 Saturday at Kenny’s IGA North, with all proceeds going to the Summers family, which found out Daniel Summers had cancer earlier this year.

The Summers family

Daniel Summers recently underwent major surgery to remove a tumor, and was told by doctors he was cancer-free, but received the bad news they didn’t get all the cancer and another surgery is planned.

Best had the idea to raise money for the Summers family all by himself and has been making signs and coordinating with other kids to help with the car wash since last month.

Ryan Best planning
Ryan Best planning the car wash fundraiser

Best recruited his friends which included: Julia Towers, Evan Halferty, Kol Tolan, Zayden Parsons, Mugen Evenson and many more.

Ryan Best
First donation

Daniel Summers has been an inspiration to Best as his baseball coach and family friend.

Lincoln City Police Crime Log Oct. 26 – Nov. 1

Justin Werner
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Lincoln City Police Crime Log Oct. 26 – Nov. 1

Lincoln City Police Log

The Lincoln City Police Dispatch Daily Desk Log is a public record of police calls. Homepage will run the log every Friday. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Friday, Oct. 26

Burglary – 7:40 a.m. – Beach Baby Resale, 929 NW Highway 101. Caller reports seeing a tall male wearing a black track suit and hat with a brim exit the back of Beach Babes Woman’s Resale carrying items. When challenged he fled. Unlawful entry located, area checked, building cleared and report taken.

Assisting Other Agency – 1:01 p.m. – 1726 SE Highway 101. Report of a subject who dumped garbage in front of North Lincoln Sanitary. Michael Dean Fisk (7/15/71) AKA: Michael D. Filk, taken into custody on Marion County warrant and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Theft – 1:49 p.m. – 2150 NE Oar Pl. Caller reports a theft of $3.75 from Lincoln City Community Center.

Hit and Run – 2:18 p.m. – NW 17th St. & NW Highway 101. Report of a vehicle struck victims minivan on NW 17th St. and left the area. Photo of suspect vehicle obtained. Driver returned to exchange information. No further action taken.

Harassment – 6:24 p.m. – 1775 NE 14th St. Victim reports her ex-boyfriend was sending her harassing text messages.

Crash – 9:43 p.m. – NE 13th St. & Oar Ave. Caller reported a large black pickup slid into several mailboxes then left northbound on Oar Ave. Officer responded and took report.

Saturday, Oct. 27

Warrant Arrest – 1 a.m. – NE 29th Dr. Andrea Jean Hansman (5/21/96) taken into custody on Lincoln County Jail warrant for failure to appear on burglary charges. Also charged with giving false information. Transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Hit and Run – 1:53 a.m. – NW 15th St. Yamhill County reported an intoxicated driver in custody said he hit the median in Lincoln City earlier tonight. Officer advised street sign was hit.

Suspicious Vehicle – 3:54 a.m. – Vehicle found high-centered on median. Driver cited for driving uninsured.

Assisting Other Agency – 9:52 a.m. – 6354 NE Port Ave. Caller reports a male walking down middle of the road hitting signs, fighting with backpack. Consented to search of backpack and drug paraphernalia found.

Crash – 2:06 p.m. – S Highway 101 & SE 9th St. – Two vehicle crash with possible injuries.

Assisting Other Agency – 4:09 p.m. – 1126 SW 10th St., Apartment 4. Caller reports ongoing problem with loud music downstairs. Kenneth “Kenny” Lewis Adams (1/22/61) arrested for warrant out of Linn County for contempt and DUII. Transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Stolen Vehicle – 6 p.m. – Public Parking, NW 15th St. Report of a green 1992 Honda is missing from location.

Sunday, Oct. 28

Counterfeit Bill – 1:34 a.m. – Chinook Winds Casino, 1777 NW 44th St. Chinook Winds Security found a counterfeit $100.

Crash – 2:01 a.m. – 1420 NW 21 St. White 2017 Ford pickup into front of house. Pablo C. Felix (10/11/69) arrested for DUII, careless driving and reckless endangerment. Vehicle impounded by Car Care.

Suspicious Activity – 11:02 a.m. – 1747 NW Highway 101. Caller reports he found a male sleeping in garage. The Male left and the caller thought he was missing items from his garage including a saw. Caller called back and said he found the saw.

Crash – 11:03 a.m. – NW 20th St. & NW Highway 101. Two vehicle non-blocking, non-injury crash.

Theft – 12:17 p.m. – Chinook Winds Casino, 1777 NW 44th St. Theft of a $324.50 slot ticket.

Suspicious Vehicle – 1:11 p.m. – 4151 Highway 101 Suite 130. Greg Behnke (8/11/61) cited and released for failure to appear warrant with Lincoln County Jail.

Disturbance – 3:26 p.m – 2020 NE Highway 101 #4. Caller reported her boyfriend had been drinking, pulled her hair, hit her side and pulled a gun. She locked him put of apartment. Mandi Hanson (5/18/93) cited and released for harassment. Dale Doud (3/30/94) arrested and transported to LCPD where he was cited and released for harassment.

Monday, Oct 29

Assisting Other Agency – 12:29 a.m. – NE 19th St. & NE Oar Ave. Jared William Smith (12/23/67) taken into custody on PV detainer from Lincoln County Parole and Probation. Transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Theft – 8:41 a.m. – 2690 NE Yacht Ave. Caller reports theft of Oxycodone medication.

Criminal Mischief – 10:53 a.m. – 2701 NW Highway 101. Caller reports tires have been slashed.

Found Property – 9:21 p.m. -Lincoln City Community Center, 2150 NE Oar Pl. City employee turned in a hatchet with yellow handle found on Community Center grounds. Item seized and report taken.

Theft – 9:44 p.m. – Chinook Winds Casino, 1777 NW 44th St. Caller reports her bag was stolen from casino floor. Casino surveillance has video. Suspects located in parking lot. Christina M. Saylor (6/12/76) taken into custody for theft and transported to Lincoln County Jail. Dade A. Martin (10.07/98) cited for theft.

Tuesday, Oct. 30

DUII – 2:14 a.m. – 4800 block S Highway 101. Lavell R. Palmer (7/05/80) taken into custody after traffic stop. Cited and released for DUII from LCPD booking. Vehicle secured at Pacific Grind parking lot.

Found Property – 6:33 a.m. – LCPD. Post Office employee dropped off three drivers licenses. Maria Trujillo, Darcy Zimmerman and Amanda Farmer.

Stolen Vehicle – 10:16 a.m. – 660 SE Jetty Ave. Report of a 1999 silver Honda CRV stolen from residence. She has keys.

Burglary – 2:57 p.m. – 1521 NW 20th St. Caller reports he arrived at home to find window removed, door broken and house torn apart.

Burglary – 7 p.m. – 944 SE Jetty Ave. Caller reporting possible burglary. Back sliding glass door handle broken.

Warrant Arrest – 10:17 p.m. – 2701 NW Highway 101. Kenneth Charles Gaffka (12/04/61) taken into custody for five warrants out of Lincoln County Jail. Transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Wednesday, Oct. 31

Assisting Other Agency – 4:52 a.m. – 2510 SW Dune Ave. Red 2005 GMC Sierra vehicle fire. 

DOA – 7:23 a.m. – 6431 SW Inlet Ave. Caller woke and found husband deceased. ME and DA notified. Pacific View responding.

Theft – 7:23 p.m. – 4601 NE Windward Pl. Report of theft of package from front of apartment.

Thursday, Nov. 1

DUII – 12:42 a.m. – 600 SE Highway 101. Oliver R. Pauly (12/12/71) cited and released for DUII. Vehicle secured at scene. Dog taken to LCPD. Pauly cited and released. Dog returned to owner.

Drug – 5:18 a.m. – 3043 NE 28th. Hospital requested officer about items found.

DOA – 7:21 a.m. – 7253 NW Logan Rd. Caller reports finding her husband deceased this morning. ME and DA notified. Pacific View responded.

Trespass – 8:32 a.m. – Kenny’s IGA North, 2429 NW Highway 101. Caller reports a female caused a verbal disturbance and was refusing to leave. Female left before officers arrived. Report taken for trespass issue.

Found Property – 11:54 a.m. – 4700 SE Highway 101. Disabled placard found at location. Placard taken for safekeeping.

Assisting Other Agency – 12:52 p.m. – 3256 NW Inlet Ave. Caller reports renters at vacation home had not checked out and became confrontational when asked to do so. Renters also had disabled vehicle at location and were unable to get it running.Travis D. Gwyn (3/03/80) cited and released on warrant out of Linn County for parole violation for assault IV. Vehicle towed by Lincoln City Towing.

Found Property – 2:02 p.m. – LCPD. Men’s ring found and turned in. Silver ring with “real love” engraved into band. Report taken.

Theft – 4:30 p.m. – 3945 NW Jetty Ave. Caller reported a credit card was stolen and used at Salem ATM. Report taken.

 

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