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Lincoln City Public Art Committee seeks to fill two vacancies

The Lincoln City Public Art Committee, the appointed advisory body that works to enliven and beautify the town with art installations, is looking for two new members.

Council retreat slated Saturday to set goals, prioritize issues

A morning retreat of Councilors to discuss and forward recommendations for action at a subsequent meeting of the Lincoln City City Council will be held Saturday at Oregon Coast Community College.

Ethics Commission investigation supports Homepage as news outlet

An Oregon Government Ethics Commission investigation has found that Lincoln City Homepage is a legitimate news media outlet that was banned from a Lincoln City City Council meeting in violation of Oregon law.

New era in local government unveiled at City Hall

A new era in the governance of Lincoln City was ushered in Monday night at City Hall, where three first-time councilors and a familiar leader were pronounced fit for office during ceremonies at the City Council's first regular session of the new year.

Coming soon to a theater near you: ‘Bijou Brew’

City staff will recommend approval of beer and wine sales at the Bijou Theatre in Lincoln City at Monday’s first City Council meeting of 2019.

New City Councilors to undergo basic training at City Hall

Three newly elected Lincoln City City Councilors will undergo training on the basics of city governance tonight prior to joining Dick Anderson for his swearing in as Don Williams’ replacement as mayor on Jan. 14.

Sehmel to replace Townsend as Lincoln City Planning Director

Lindsey Sehmel of Gig Harbor, Wash., will replace retiring longtime Lincoln City Planning and Community Development Director Richard Townsend, effective Jan. 1.

Meet-and-greet scheduled tonight for planning department finalists

The City of Lincoln City invites the public to a meet and greet with the finalists for the Planning and Community Development Director position tonight at 6-8 p.m. at City Hall in the council chambers.

Taft Hall approved as Lincoln City warming shelter site through March

Taft Hall will serve as an overnight warming shelter through the end of March after the City was empowered with emergency declaration approval, granting the owners' request at Monday’s regular session of the Lincoln City City Council.

City Council tables talk for community vision plan, sign ordinance

Eighteen months of diligence involving a massive volume of input gathered through numerous events, meetings, surveys and social media could reshape the future on the Central Oregon Coast when the “Imagine Lincoln City Community Vision” plan is reviewed Monday by the Lincoln City City Council.

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