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A hike for all ages: Drift Creek Falls

Drift Creek Falls
Drift Creek Falls

Thirty minutes from Lincoln City in the Siuslaw National Forest, lies the Drift Creek Falls Trailhead, a three mile (round-trip) semi-easy hike for all ages with a rewarding 75 foot water fall at the end.

Drift Creek Falls Suspension Bridge

Most notable about hiking Drift Creek Falls is the suspension bridge that spans 270 feet across a canyon, 100 feet off the floor. The bridge was built in 1997 by Sahale and dedicated in memory to Forest Service Construction Foreman Scott Paul, who lost his life in a tragic rigging accident while working on the project. The bridge offers a birds-eye view of Drift Creek Falls and moves a little when multiple hikers are occupying it, possibly posing a problem for those afraid of heights.

Drift Creek Falls hike

The trail is well maintained and peppered by small bridges leading up to the suspension bridge. A wisecracking parent can fool small children by telling them: “this is the bridge I was talking about.”

Drift Creek Falls Lincoln City

Seven posts mark the trail and when it’s crowded –which happens often in the summer — voices can be heard: “Ok, we’re at number five, only two more to go!”

At the bottom of the trail near the falls, there is a hidden area through the bushes marked by post No. 7. Once through the “jungle,” the area opens up to Drift Creek, where small children can play away from the waterfall.

Drift Creek

Drift Creek Falls Hidden Area

The hike back to the trailhead is more inclined than the trip down, and more likely than not, the time to take water breaks. Many fathers traveling the trail could be seen carrying small children on their shoulders on the way out.

Drift Creek Falls is an impressive sight that should be on your list of things to see while visiting Lincoln City on the Oregon Coast.

‘Wave’ of Broadband data overages hits Depoe Bay residents

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Wave Broadband billing mistake

UPDATE: “We have become aware of an issue that impacted a limited number of customers resulting in incorrect billing for their data usage,” Wave Broadband Executive Vice President of Operations Jared Sonne said Tuesday night. “The issue occurred due to an error in the processing of their monthly statements. The issue has been identified and corrected going forward and we have identified those impacted accounts and are issuing appropriate credits to those customers. We appreciate our customers patience.”

Earlier coverage:

Residents of the Depoe Bay gated community Little Whale Cove are reacting to Wave Broadband billing statements showing data overages, causing them to closely examine their statements and seek remedy with the internet service provider.

Wave Broadband billing

Wave Broadband printed a notice on customers statements alerting them to a change in billing systems but did not specify when the change would occur.

“My bill went from a monthly amount of $75 — no TV just internet and phone — to $309, with no change in use that I can think of,” Little Whale Cove Wave customer Dennis White said. “Furthermore, the charges were retroactive to two prior months, not including the month covered by the bill.”

White posted on the social network Nextdoor about the billing issues he was facing to gauge if the problem was widespread:

“Are you suddenly experiencing extraordinary charges from your WAVE internet or TV service? They are changing their billing system and I would like to know if my experience is widespread.”

White received 20 responses within 24 hours, including one from Depoe Bay resident Jen Reed:

“Yes! We have a $950 charge! After calling, they person said they would reverse the charge, but our paper bill came and it is still that price. Seems like they’re having issues all over.”

Little Whale Cove homeowner Chris Grayson had this to say in response to White’s Nextdoor post:

“Ours was up $400.00. Called and was told it was streaming charges. We had had no changes in our usage. They finally credited it but not without significant discussion.”

“The number of responses to my Next Door inquiry leads me to believe that they are changing the rules without warning,” White said. “perhaps calculating that some people will just pay the increase and many others will raise their arrangement to unlimited data for an additional $20 per month.”

According to iGR Research, the average U.S. household uses 190 gigabytes per month. Some of the Wave Broadband bills had data usage over 2,000 gigabytes, which would take the average household close to a year to reach.

Wave has a data cap set to 400 gigabytes and charges $5 per 25 gigabytes for going over the limit. From their website:

If you exceed the included data transfer amount within the calendar month, you will be charged a data transfer fee of $5 for each 25 GB. Data plans: There are double data and unlimited data plans you can select to meet your needs each month that can help avoid monthly overage fees.

Wave Broadband's Jared Sonne
Wave Broadband’s Jared Sonne

“We have folks researching right now. We’re trying to figure this out,” Wave Broadband Executive Vice President of Operations Jared Sonne told Homepage via telephone. “My first inclination is this is probably an error, and we would do a global cleanup of that by contacting any residents who were mischarged to let them know we fixed their bill.”

The problem may be more widespread as one woman reported billing errors from Otis, 19 miles north of Depoe Bay.

“I used 473 GB last month, but the bill said I used almost 5,000 GB,” Otis resident Melynda Small said. “They didn’t say if it was a billing glitch or a new system glitch. I did get an email last week about an update to their billing system though.”

“We are investigating,” Sonne said. “We haven’t determined anything one way or the other.”

Homepage is awaiting additional comment from Sonne.

This article will be updated

Wave Broadband is an American provider of residential, business, and enterprise class cable TV, broadband Internet, and telephone services to around 455,000 customers in Washington, Oregon, and California. Wave provides services via their own fiber-optic network and has approximately 1,300+ employees.

Otis toddler dies after being struck by father’s vehicle

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Otis Toddler Dies

North Lincoln Fire & Rescue, Pacific West Ambulance and Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to an Otis residence at 9:46 p.m. Sunday regarding a 15-month-old struck by a vehicle.

A preliminary investigation revealed Thomas Bartlet, 51, of Otis, was backing his 2000 Ford pickup in the driveway to park when his toddler was struck.

Lifesaving measures began and the child was transported to Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital. Shortly before midnight the toddler was pronounced deceased.

The family is cooperating with the investigation and no criminal charges are pending as a result of the accident.

American Heart Association recognizes Samaritan Health Services’ stroke care

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SNLH Stroke Care

Samaritan Health Services hospitals across Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties have earned Get With The Guidelines Stroke awards by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. The awards recognize commitment to providing the most appropriate stroke treatment according to nationally recognized guidelines based on the latest scientific evidence.

Awards include:

Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center – Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award and Target: Stroke Elite Honor Roll

Samaritan Albany General Hospital – Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award, and Target: Stroke Elite Honor Roll

Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital – Stroke Silver Plus Quality Achievement Award

Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital – Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award

To qualify for the awards hospitals must meet specific goals in comprehensive stroke care and meet quality measures developed to minimize the time between the patient’s arrival at the hospital and treatment with the clot-buster tissue plasminogen activator, or tPA, the only drug approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat ischemic stroke. If given in the first three hours after the start of stroke symptoms, tPA has been shown to significantly reduce the effects of stroke and lessen the chance of permanent disability.

“I want to commend all of our hospital staff and clinicians as well as local EMTs for their dedication to providing coordinated stroke care that saves lives,” said Samaritan Stroke Services Coordinator Sarah Vincent, RN. “These awards represent a lot of hard work, focus and excellent patient care.”

Samaritan Albany General Hospital was also named a Primary Stroke Center by accrediting agency DNV this year. Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center has been a Primary Stroke Center since 2012.

The Samaritan Stroke Services team of specialists includes emergency room doctors, neurologists, nurses, speech language specialists and many others who work together to stop and reverse the damaging effects of a stroke. For more information about Samaritan Stroke Services, call 541-768-6737, or visit samhealth.org/Stroke.

To learn more about the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke awards, visit https://tinyurl.com/yddcg2cv.

Lincoln City Police Log July 5-11

Lincoln City Crime log oregon

The Lincoln City Police Dispatch Daily Desk Log is a public record of police calls. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Friday, July 5

Traffic Stop – 1:18 a.m. – Chinook Winds Casino – Francisco Jimenez (9/1/90) taken into custody for protection order violation and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Found property – 10:16 a.m. – NW 26th St. – Found diamond ring and necklace on the beach turned in to LCPD.

Abandoned Auto – 11:07 a.m. – 3500 NW Port Ave. – 1994 Suzuki Swift towed by Car Care.

Fight – 12:55 p.m. – 4794 SE Highway 101 – Caller reported two transients were fighting near Sports and Imports. Nathan C. Opperud (1/12/79) was taken into custody for no-bail warrant out of Washington State for escaping community custody and transported to Lincoln County jail.

Found property – 1:45 p.m. – 1902 NE 73rd St. – Firearm left at vacation rental retrieved by officer and taken to LCPD for safekeeping.

Shoplift – 3:45 p.m. Safeway – Report of a dark haired woman wearing a turquoise shirt walking out of store with a full cart of groceries. She was taken into custody and transported to LCPD where she was cited and released for Theft.

Suspicious Activity – 6:09 p.m. – South Shell, 1410 SE Highway 101 – Report of possibly intoxicated driver in front of store. Officer responded, contacted driver and seized paraphernalia.

Saturday, July 6

Crash – 12:08 a.m. – 1631 NW Highway 101 – Two vehicle, non-injury crash.

Domestic – 2:55 a.m. – 105 SE Mast Ave. – Report of domestic in parking lot of complex. Roy Lee Babb (2/24/44) taken into custody for domestic menacing and was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Theft – 11:19 a.m. – 120 SE Highway 101 – Caller reports transients have cut lock and removed cover on power pole to charge laptop and phones. Caller believes one to be same as stole a sweatshirt from her previously.

Theft – 1:09 p.m. – Nike, Lincoln City Outlets – Purse left at Nike store was returned with $550-600 missing.

Drugs – 1:34 p.m. – Ashley Inn, 3430 NE Highway 101 –  Guest left a crystal-like substance in the room upon checkout.

Theft – 3:12 p.m. – Blackfish Cafe, 2733 NW Highway 101 – Caller reported a stainless steel metal cone used for potlatch style barbecuing was stolen from outside the business sometime after closing. Value of item is $800.

Suspicious Activity – 5:03 p.m. – 95 SW Highway 101 – Michael Stroud (1/9/58) was taken into custody for threatening to shoot Asians if they didn’t leave his beach. Stroud is charged with disorderly conduct, harassment, intimidation and was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Theft – 1015 SW 51st St. – Victim reported she let two people stay with her and they stole items from her residence.

Patrol Information – Multiple calls concerning young people with backpacks going door to door selling cleaning supplies and offering to clean windows. Reported on Fleet and Jetty as suspicious activity.

Illegal Fireworks – 10:48 p.m. – SW 51st St. – Illegal fireworks seized and report taken.

Sunday, July 7

DUII – 4:23 a.m. – 801 SW Highway 101 – Curtis Dwayne Bosworth (12/15/82) cited and released for DUII after emergency room staff at SNLH reported intoxicated male leaving in a vehicle.

DUII Impound – 5:48 a.m. – Street Car Village, 6400 SW Highway 101 – Curtis Dwayne Bosworth cited and released for DUII after traffic stop. Vehicle towed to impound by Lincoln City Towing.

Assisting Outside Agency – 11:03 a.m. – NW 34th St. beach access – Petra C. Sievers (7/18/84) taken into custody on state-wide felony warrant. Sievers was listed as a missing person out of Albany. Sievers was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Extra Patrol Request – Surftides, 2945 NW Jetty Ave. – Vehicle and occupants were in Surftides parking lot “checking out vehicles.” Jared W. Smith (12/23/67) involved.

Harassment – 7:32 p.m. – NE Oar Ave. & NE 21st St. – Caller reported her ex-boyfriend had assaulted her. Catherine J. Shoemaker (12/21/70) cited and released for harassment.

Suspicious Activity – 7:41 p.m. – 4520 SE High School Dr. – Son found a hypodermic needle and stuck self with it.

Theft – 9:14 p.m. – Safeway – Michael Lee (2/11/84) was taken into custody for walking out of store with full grocery cart. Lee charged with theft and was found to have a state-wide felony warrant for burglary. Lee trespassed from Safeway and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

 Probation Violation – 11:17 p.m – SE 1st St. & SE Highway 101 – Robyn R. Austin (3/19/93) found intoxicated, was taken into custody and transported to Lincoln County Jail for violating probation.

Monday, July 8

Suspicious Activity – 11:58 a.m. – 2548 SW Anchor Ave. – Neighbor reports a subject going into the house.

Hit and Run – 2:42 p.m. – 1410 SE Highway 101 – Report of a gold Dodge truck  striking a red Ford and continuing north on Highway 101.

Found Property – 5:33 p.m. – A camera that fell from a vehicle was brought to LCPD.

Crash – 5:40 p.m. – 4101 NW Logan Rd. – Motorhome crashed in Safeway parking lot.

Theft – 7:13 p.m. – Kenny’s IGA South, 4845 SW Highway 101 – Longboard stolen from location.

Probation Violation – Chinook Winds Casino parking lot – 8:05 p.m. – John Randall Yegge Jr. (7/8/98) arrested for probation violation after disturbance between mother and daughter over mother’s driving.

Tuesday, July 9

Warrant Arrest – 2:18 a.m. – NW 39th St. & NW Jetty Ave. – Terrance L. McCune (3/12/69) taken into custody for warrant out of Coos County for theft. Taken to Lincoln County Jail.

Shoplifting – 5:38 p.m. – Lincoln City Liquor Store, 2409 NW Highway 101 – Wesley Daniel Scott (4/2/81) cited and released for shoplifting.

Disorderly Conduct – 8:26 p.m. – 3449 NE West Devils Lake Rd. – David C. Klingensmith (12/2/81) taken into custody after reports of a suspicious male in the area. Klingensmith was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Recovered Stolen License Plate – 8:24 p.m. – NE 14th St. & NE Oar Ave. – Vehicle located displaying stolen plates out of Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.

Wednesday, July 10

Disturbance – 2:35 a.m. – 2190 NE Quay Pl. – Aaron R. Nash (6/24/86) taken into custody for assault. Joanne M. Thomas (6/2/79) taken into custody for outstanding misdemeanor warrant out of Multnomah County for criminal mischief. Nash transported to Lincoln County Jail and Thomas cited and released.

Domestic – 10:48 a.m. – 2034 NE Port Ave. – Report of male/female disturbance at location. Report taken.

Found Property – 1:34 p.m. – Wallet found at Goodwill turned into LCPD.

Hit and Run – 3:46 p.m. – NE 45th St. & NE Devils Lake Blvd. – White full-size pickup with aggressive thread struck and damaged a sign and planter box.

Theft – 10:02 p.m. – Chinook Winds Casino – Theft of black jacket from main gaming floor at casino. Surveillance footage available.

Suspicious Person – 11:42 p.m. – Snug Harbor, 5001 SE Highway 101 – Employee reported a juvenile keeps coming into the bar.

Thursday, July 11

Fraud – 7:53 a.m. – 5801 NE Voyage Ave. – Fraudulent iTunes charges on credit card reported.

Extra Patrol Request – St. Augustine Catholic Church, 1139 NW Highway 101 – Report of transients camping on property. Always gone by morning but leave a lot of trash.

Crash – 11:56 a.m. – 2891 SW Highway 101 – Two vehicle, non-injury crash.

Harassment – 2:35 p.m. – 2433 NE 29th St. – Caller reporting her ex posted inappropriate photos of her on the Internet without her permission.

Suspicious Activity – 3:25 p.m. – 3809 NW Jetty Ave. – Caller reported a group of seven intoxicated teenagers on the beach. Officers made contact with four of them and one was transported to SNLH for alcohol poisoning.

Assisting Outside Agency – 4:39 p.m. – Walgreens, 4048 NE Highway 101 – William R. Simer (11/18/95)

Found Property – 5:05 p.m. – Chinook Winds Casino beach – Found iPhone on beach.

Assisting Outside Agency – 5:19 p.m. – 4101 NW Logan Rd. – Eric Joseph Senteney-Shparago (1/27/90) cited and released for warrant out of Lincoln County for failure to appear for larceny.

Fraud – 7:04 p.m. – Chinook Winds Casino – Counterfeit $20 reported at casino.

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InterCommunity Health to receive new five-year contract from OHA

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InterCommunity Health Network Coordinated Care Organization (IHN-CCO) received notice from the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) of its intent to award the organization with a new contract to continue as the Coordinated Care Organization for Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties from 2020 through 2024.

Before the contract is finalized IHN-CCO will undergo a CCO 2.0 readiness review. The contract calls for IHN-CCO to manage Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid) services for members in the three counties, focusing on five key areas identified by OHA’s CCO 2.0 initiative to address gaps and challenges that persist in the state health care system.

These five key areas are behavioral health, health information technology, social determinants of health/health equity, sustainability and cost structure, and value based payments.

“The award of this contract allows us to build on the great work done by the CCO, our providers and community partners over the past 6 years,” said Kelley Kaiser, chief executive officer of IHN-CCO. “Together with all of them, we look forward to the next phase of the transformation of our health care system. We anticipate better care coordination across the CCO and improved health outcomes for our members.”

The notification of intent to award was received after a robust request for application process managed by OHA. Throughout the application process, IHN-CCO involved more than 50 community partner organizations and programs including medical providers, behavioral health providers, oral health organizations, community workgroups and the IHN-CCO’s Community Advisory Council in developing strategic plans for each of the five priority areas.

“The broad-based involvement of our partners has resulted in a comprehensive, successful CCO 2.0 application with tangible and achievable goals,” added Kaiser.

IHN-CCO serves approximately 56,000 members and is operated by Samaritan Health Plans, a subsidiary of Corvallis-based Samaritan Health Services.

Insurance companies determine cause of July 4 Otis Cafe fire

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Two insurance companies have determined that a grill ignited a roll of paper towels and started the Fourth of July fire that gutted the Otis Cafe, sources said Wednesday.

Meanwhile, fire officials said they were awaiting forensic evaluation before determining the cause of the blaze at the popular restaurant at 1259 Salmon River Highway, five miles east of Lincoln City.

“We have not made a final determination on the cause of the fire yet,” North Lincoln Fire & Rescue Fire Marshall Ed Ulrich said. “The insurance companies may reach their own conclusions.”

Ulrich said they were waiting for a forensic team to recover video from the security cameras, which were partially damaged by the fire.

“A certain level of technical expertise is required to recover the video from the security system,” he said. “It’s going to take a bit more than hooking it up to a new set of cables.”

Liberty Mutual and Mutual of Enumclaw agents were at the restaurant Wednesday, along with Oregon State Deputy Fire Marshall Shannon Miller.

Otis Cafe owner Jeff England said the fire inspector for his insurance determined a pilot light caught the corner of a paper towel.

“The grill was not left on,” England said. “It was a pilot light that caught the corner of a paper towel roll that unfurled from its perch above the burner.”

Fire strikes historic Otis Cafe on Independence Day

Historic Otis Cafe to rise from ashes following Fourth of July fire

Beaverton’s Holstroms sweep Ocean’s Edge 10K; Washington runner wins 5K

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A total of 114 runners competed Saturday in Lincoln City Parks and Recreation Department’s annual Ocean’s Edge 5K/10K on the beach at D River Wayside.

Oceans Edge

Andy Holstrom, 25, of Beaverton, won the 10K, while Chase Dillon, 22, of Neotsu, was the top local 10K finisher in second.

Becca Holstrom, 22, of Beaverton, was the fastest 10K female finisher in seventh overall.

Taisiia Telpis, 23, of Neotsu, was the top local female finisher in ninth.

10K RESULTS

Chet Gardner, 46, of Vancouver, Wash., won the 5K, with John Nightingale, 38, of Lincoln City the highest local finisher in sixth.

Amelia Campbell, 12, of Portland, was the fastest 5K female finisher in fourth.

Leslie Brighton, 48, of Lincoln City, was the best local runner in ninth.

5K RESULTS

Lincoln City Outlets, Nike Factory Store, Kyllo’s Seafood & Grill and Explore Lincoln City sponsored the event.

Glass floats were awarded to the top overall male and female runners, and the first 150 participants received $20 off a $100 purchase from Nike Factory Store.

One seriously injured in beach crash of Newport mayor’s plane

Photo courtesy Katt Wamsley/Information Station

A small plane flown by Newport Mayor Dean Sawyer crash-landed Monday on the beach near the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse, seriously injuring one passenger, who was airlifted to a Portland hospital, and slightly hurting the pilot and a child.

Passengers identified in the emergency landing were Deborah Reasoner, 61, from Molalla, and her 7-year-old grandson.

All three occupants were transported to Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital in Newport. Sawyer and the juvenile sustained minor injuries and were released. Reasoner suffered several broken bones and was life-flighted to Portland.

An initial Oregon State Police (OSP) report indicated no serious injuries.

Newport Mayor Dean Sawyer, right, is pictured next to the plane that crashed at 5 p.m. Monday.

“I feel like a mule kicked me,” said Sawyer in a Facebook post from his home in bed after suffering torn cartilage in his chest.

A preliminary investigation determined the plane was a 1974 Cessna 172M Skyhawk II single-engine, fixed-wing aircraft owned by and registered to the 66-year-old Newport mayor.

According to reports, Sawyer departed from the Newport airport at approximately 4:30 p.m. and flew around the Depoe Bay area whale watching when he noticed there was a mechanical problem and attempted to return to the airport.

Sawyer realized the plane did not have enough altitude to reach the airport and planned an emergency landing. He was able to land on the beach at the south end of the north jetty.

The Newport Fire Department, Pacific West Ambulance, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office and the Oregon and Newport police departments responded to the incident at approximately 5:10 p.m.

Sawyer, who purchased the plane in 1982, has had a pilot’s license for nearly 40 years, the report said.

Sawyer Plane
(Photo by Steve Vogel)

Newport Plane Crash

Sawyer took this picture while flying over the lighthouse on Friday

Lincoln City Police Log June 28 – July 4

Lincoln City Crime July 2019

The Lincoln City Police Dispatch Daily Desk Log is a public record of police calls. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Friday, June 28

Suspicious Person – 1:21 a.m. – 2760 NW Neptune Ave. – Officer contacted a female who gave a false name. Sylvia Rose Hutchinson-Hernandez (1/16/96) taken into custody on probable cause for giving false information to police, a felony warrant and was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Found Property – 8:31 a.m. – Les Schwab Tires – Cards and a driver’s license found in shipment area near some tires. Items seized for safekeeping.

Extra Patrol – 12:18 p.m. – SW 50th St. – Caller reports a car has been camping for a week and there are other cars parking at night, sleeping.

Theft – 3165 NE 20th Pl. – Report of theft of jewelry, rifles and other high value items taken.

Drugs – 9:52 p.m. – 2841 NE 46th Pl. – Caller reported her juvenile daughter smoked marijuana received from a teenager. Investigation ongoing.

Animal – 11:17 p.m. – N 33rd St. & Highway 101 – Officer dispatched an injured raccoon.

DUII – 11:57 p.m. – Melissa Jean Long (12/22/95) cited and released for DUII.

Animal – 11:27 p.m. – SW Ebb Ave. – Black lab/mix found running in area near D Sands. Dog brought to LCPD. Owner picked up dog at 2:45 a.m. Saturday.

Saturday, June 29

Crash – 10:41 a.m. – Chinook Winds Casino – Minor crash involving transit bus. Non-injury and non-blocking.

Vehicle vs. Bicycle – 12:58 p.m. – NW Highway 101 & NW 26th St. – Vehicle vs. bicyclist injury crash. Cyclist taken to SNLH by Pacific West Ambulance.

Hit and Run – 1:20 p.m. – 2224 NE Highway 101 – Caller reported a white van hit her vehicle while she was pulling into Dairy Queen. The van did not stop. Possible partial plate on the van is “02913.”

Vehicle vs. Bicycle – 1:50 p.m – 4079 NW Logan Rd. – NLFR engine came upon a vehicle vs. bicycle crash. Driver hit two cyclists who both suffered minor injuries. Driver cited for failure to yield to bicyclist on sidewalk.

Assisting Outside Agency – 2:22 p.m. – 4101 NW Logan Rd. – Brandy Lynn Griffith (8/8/72) taken into custody on Multnomah County warrant for dangerous drugs. Transported to Lincoln County jail.

Crash – 8:07 p.m. – Burger King – Two vehicle crash with no injuries and non-blocking.

Sunday, June 30

Overdose – 1:18 a.m. – 1014 NE Highway 101 – Report of intentional overdose. Medics responded. Female taken to SNLH on peace officer hold.

Warrant Arrest – 3:04 a.m. – Palace Inn & Suites, 550 SE Highway 101 – 911 report of possible domestic at hotel. Officers contacted all persons involved and determined no domestic had taken place. Paul Lee Davidson Mink (10/18/88) taken into custody for felony warrant on robbery charges and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Car Clout – 9:27 p.m. – 1012 SW 51st – Back window broken and purse taken from vehicle.

Domestic Disturbance – 11:40 a.m. – NW 34th St. & NW Highway 101 – Report of male and female fighting in vehicle. Male got out and smashed the passenger side front window and left on foot.

Disturbance – 11:50 a.m. – 1120 SW 15th St. – Caller reported her neighbor was cutting up part of her fence. WHen she asked him to stop, he started screaming and ranting. Aaron S. Kilby (2/15/77) taken into custody for criminal mischief and trespass and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

DOA – 12:09 p.m. –  426 SE Jetty Ave. – Susan M. Ore (5/30/46) deceased. Pacific View responded.

Dog Bite – 4:44 p.m. – 426 SE Jetty Ave. – Caller reported his grandson was bitten by a small dog belonging to the pizza vendor.

Hit and Run – 5:17 p.m. – 836 SE 31st St. – Caller reported he was hit by a car while riding his bicycle. He went to the hospital for minor injuries and contacted police afterwards. Investigation ongoing.

Found Property – 7:05 p.m. – 6334 S Highway 101 – Found cell phone.

Monday, July 1

Trespass – 12:08 a.m. – Palace Inn & Suites, 550 SE Highway 101 – Caller reports male in the lobby is creating a disturbance and will not leave. Benjamin Pasciyo (1/25/90) arrested for trespass and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Theft – 5:31 p.m. – 4800 SE Inlet Ave. – Caller reports her Schwann delivery was taken off her porch. She called back to report she got her delivery.

Theft – 9:34 p.m. – Lincoln City Inn, 1091 SE 1st St. – Theft of a speaker left in room.

Tuesday, July 2

Disturbance – 10:02 a.m. – 2316 NE 34th St. – Parent calling about out of control child. Juvenile taken to SNLH on voluntary peace officer hold.

Found Property – 11:18 a.m. – NW 15th St. beach access – Wallet found on the beach.

Theft – 5:25 p.m. – Lincoln City Cinemas, 3755 SE High School Dr. – Victim reported someone stole the computer off his son’s electric bicycle.

DUII – 7:09 p.m. – NW 15th St. beach access – Patrick Allen Placentia (12/30/69) taken into custody for DUII after traffic stop.

Restraining Order Violation – 8:28 p.m. – 1147 SW 16th St. – Jaime L. Brink (1/31/87) taken into custody for restraining order violation. Brink reported another person was intoxicated and requested a welfare check on the children. She was taken into custody after admitting third party contact. Children were fine. Brink transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Animal, Warrant Service – 6:11 p.m. – 1126 SW 10th St. – Report of dog barking. Officer responded and took Kenneth Lewis Adams (1/22/61) into custody on warrant out of Linn County for DUII. Adams was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Wednesday, July 3

Theft – 8:39 a.m. – 3430 NE Highway 101 – Chainsaw, leaf-blower, weed-eater, hedge trimmer and gas cans stolen from tool shed.

Suspicious Activity – 8:06 a.m. – Best Western Plus Landmark Inn, 4430 SE Highway 101 – Guest in hotel found note from previous guest indicating possible abuse.

DOA – 8:31 a.m. – 1744 NW Harbor Ave. – Conducted welfare check. FOund CHarles E. Widden (8/18/49) deceased. Pacific View responded.

Theft – 11:43 a.m. – Mckay’s Market – Jeremy D. Livingston (7/14/86)  arrested for shoplifting and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Criminal Mischief – 6:36 p.m. – 1837 NE 20th St. – Victim reported other driver knocked his vehicle mirror off after a road rage incident.

Thursday, July 4

Probation Violation – 12:14 a.m. – NW 34th St. & Highway 101 – Djuro C. Higi (6/6/82) taken into custody for probation detainer.

Criminal Mischief – 9:38 a.m. – 6262 SW Harbor Ave. – Caller reported that his oil plug was removed and oil drained from his Ford truck. Jesse Freeman cited and released for criminal mischief and offensive littering.

Missing Person – 12:41 p.m. – 1753 SE Mast – Tanay Nicholson (5/17/92) entered as missing person. Be On The Lookout sent.

Criminal Mischief – 1:06 p.m. – 2340 NE 35th St. – Vehicle spray painted.

Hit and Run – 4:07 p.m. – NE 18th & Highway 101 – Caller reports her mirror was broken while parked on Highway 101.

Seized Fireworks – 8 p.m. – Case number assigned for all fireworks seized during Fourth of July.

Criminal Mischief – 8:23 p.m. – 861 SW 51st St. – Damage to back rear window of vehicle.

Suspicious Activity – 9:34 p.m. – SW 51st St. beach access – Raymond Arthur Spencer Jr. (4/12/85) contacted on beach after urinating in public. Cited and released from scene.