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Hiker clinging to rock face rescued via drone by Depoe Bay firefighters
Depoe Bay rescuers used a drone with thermal imaging early Tuesday morning to guide a fallen hiker to safety north of Devils Punchbowl State Park in Otter Rock.
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Melissa Cribbins is champion of public education the Oregon Coast needs
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Driving down the I-5 corridor, you'll pass some of the best high schools in Oregon. Driving down highway 101 is a different story. Being a local high school student, I've witnessed Oregon's textbook case of educational inequality firsthand.
Letters to the Editor
Re-elect Claire Hall to the Lincoln County Commission
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I have known Claire Hall for over thirty years. We met in the late 1980s while she was a broadcast journalist and I was a deputy district attorney for Lincoln County.
Beasley at Large
Amy Ryan Courser blasts do-nothing politicians for wildfire negligence
Heads should roll on Nov. 3 for slipshod forest policies that changed Oregon into a tinderbox waiting for a spark, declared a contender for Congress who is turning the U.S. 5th District into a hot seat.
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Lincoln County/A Galaxy of Stars
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Behold the sinister orange glow that highlights the struggling red sun's attempt to melt the dense smoke.
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Depoe Bay resident boosts Portland Police morale with gift bags
A Depoe Bay woman recently organized delivery of gift bags to an embattled Portland Police Bureau, who have been the target of attacks by rioters in the City of Roses.
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Multi-agency Resource Center opening at Lincoln City Outlets
Lincoln County community services and FEMA are hosting a Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) that will be available for those whose homes and businesses were affected by the Echo Mountain Complex Fire and accompanying wind event.
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Lincoln City man shoots self in groin at checkout
Lincoln City Police responded to McKay's Market Sunday for a reported gunshot wound, discovering a man had accidentally shot himself in the groin.
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Echo Mountain Complex: 293 homes destroyed, Zero fatalities
Officials with the Echo Mountain Complex have completed preliminary structural damage assessments in the fire area and 293 residential structures have been determined to be a total loss.
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Echo Mountain Complex Fire 40 percent contained
A lack of expected rain hasn’t stopped firefighters from getting more control over the Echo Mountain Wildfire as 40 percent of the fire is contained and mopping up efforts are underway.
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Evacuations in effect for Lincoln City
A level 3 evacuation is in effect for all of Lincoln City from 40th street north. Level 3 means go now.
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Fire strikes historic Otis Cafe on Independence Day
North Lincoln Fire Rescue units swarmed the Otis Cafe shortly before 8 p.m. Thursday to combat a fully involved fire at the iconic restaurant.
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Highway 101 hole prompts ODOT to call in geologists
Oregon Department of Transportation officials have called in geologists Thursday to take core samples of a hole on southbound Highway 101 in Otis.
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Lincoln City wildfires update
Lincoln City government issued an update Thursday on wildfires north of the city, saying all evacuation orders are still in effect and residents are not allowed in the area.
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An evacuated Lincoln City sits dark and intact
Lincoln City Police were active Wednesday night and were patrolling with spotlights in a town evacuated and once again without power.
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Local men face drug, weapons charges following ATF search and arrest raid
Two Lincoln City men and a Cloverdale resident were charged Wednesday after Special Agents from the ATF Seattle Field Division executed multiple federal search and arrest warrants in Lincoln City.
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Hiker clinging to rock face rescued via drone by Depoe Bay firefighters
Depoe Bay rescuers used a drone with thermal imaging early Tuesday morning to guide a fallen hiker to safety north of Devils Punchbowl State Park in Otter Rock.
Letters to the Editor
Melissa Cribbins is champion of public education the Oregon Coast needs
LCH Reader - 0
Driving down the I-5 corridor, you'll pass some of the best high schools in Oregon. Driving down highway 101 is a different story. Being a local high school student, I've witnessed Oregon's textbook case of educational inequality firsthand.
Letters to the Editor
Re-elect Claire Hall to the Lincoln County Commission
LCH Reader - 0
I have known Claire Hall for over thirty years. We met in the late 1980s while she was a broadcast journalist and I was a deputy district attorney for Lincoln County.
Beasley at Large
Amy Ryan Courser blasts do-nothing politicians for wildfire negligence
Heads should roll on Nov. 3 for slipshod forest policies that changed Oregon into a tinderbox waiting for a spark, declared a contender for Congress who is turning the U.S. 5th District into a hot seat.
