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Repairing seven damaged state park restrooms in Lincoln County will cost $100,000, agency says (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. Repairing the vandalism to seven Oregon State Park restrooms along the coast in Lincoln County is expected to cost $100,000, the state agency announced Wednesday. Three of the restrooms – at Fogarty Creek, Cape Foulweather and Agate Beach – were not damaged as extensively Aug. 21-22 and have been repaired and reopened, according to parks spokeswoman Lauren Wirtis. Staff also built temporary partitions in the
Otis man who founded Cascade Relief Team indicted for theft from American Red Cross (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. An Otis man already accused by the state of stealing hundreds of thousands in donations for victims of Labor Day 2020 fires was indicted Tuesday by a Lincoln County grand jury on two counts of aggravated theft from the American Red Cross. The indictment charges Marcus Brooks of Otis of stealing more than $50,000 from the Red Cross in Lincoln County on Set. 7, 2023 and Nov. 3, 2023. Brooks is the founder and
Extensive vandalism forces closure of restrooms at six state parks in Lincoln County (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. Oregon State Parks has closed restrooms at six of its sites in Lincoln County after vandals extensively damaged them over the weekend. Restrooms at Gleneden Beach, Fogarty Creek, Boiler Bay, Rocky Creek, Devils Punchbowl, and Agate Beach parks or waysides sustained interior damage and are partially or fully closed. The damage was discovered Saturday by park rangers, said state parks spokeswoman Lauren Wirtis
Response group rescues humpback whale from massive entanglement west of Newport, but it’s not expected to survive (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. A humpback whale severely entangled in derelict fishing gear 20 miles offshore of Newport was freed by a team of experts and a local fisherman last week but is unlikely to survive because of damage to its jaw. An Oregon team joined by experts from Washington and Newport-based fisherman Poggy Lapham removed the gear from the whale July 26, but the entanglement left the young whale’s jaw permanently open and u
Waldport voters rebuff attempts to recall all six council members, election results show Monday night (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. All six Waldport council members easily fended off an attempt to recall them by a group aligned with the city’s mayor, according to the first release of special election results Monday night. Although 95 percent of ballots were counted Monday, the vote-counting will stretch into next week so the Lincoln County clerk’s office can account for ballots picked up at 8 p.m. or mailed over the weekend and Monday. B
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