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Monday's City Council meeting saw Lincoln City postponing a transitional housing deal, voting to vacate a portion of NW 44th Place for Chinook Winds' Sky Bridge and passing a resolution making it a Class C misdemeanor to store vehicles in the right of way for more than 24 hours.

Lincoln City's Planning Commission heard from a capacity crowd at City Hall Tuesday night about the pros and cons of having a warming shelter operate for three months under a conditional use permit in north Lincoln City.

Master Municipal Clerk City Recorder of Lincoln City Cathy Steere took the oath for 2019-2020 Second Vice President of the Oregon Association of Municipal Recorders Sept. 20.

The City of Lincoln City gave $50,000 in checks to local nonprofit agencies Wednesday in a ceremony held in the Lincoln City Council Chambers.

With the ball in its court, credit the Lincoln City City Council with an assist for granting local kids free registration for participation in several youth sports leagues this fall.

Lincoln City Police Chief Jerry Palmer honored Detective Bud Lane for 30 years of service and police Sgt. turned 911 Dispatcher Mark Hopkins for 35 years at Monday's City Council meeting.

The City of Lincoln City is accepting applications from local nonprofit agencies. When preparing the City budget each year, the City considers the financial needs of nonprofit organizations that foster community wellness.

Congressman Kurt Schrader, who is serving his sixth term in the U.S. House of Representatives from Oregon's 5th Congressional District, will be the featured guest Friday, April 26, at Lincoln City’s annual Community Leaders Roundtable at City Hall.

The City of Lincoln City recently passed two Ordinances (2019-14 & 2019-15) making amendments to the City’s sign regulations. In doing so, City Council directed staff to provide all businesses in the commercial zoning districts with this letter identifying the changes and summarizing the future work program relating to signage.

The Lincoln City City Council voted unanimously Monday to accept the findings of an independent hearings officer and declare Lincoln City Homepage a legitimate media outlet eligible to attend executive sessions.