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Newport mayor, councilors tout accomplishments and challenges in first 'State of the City' presentation (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. About 150 people crowded the Performing Arts Center on Tuesday evening to listen to Newport’s first state of the city presentation. City council members took turns reading a speech that highlighted Newport’s art programs, street improvements, cultural outreach efforts, challenges and aspirations – and took a moment to plug the $38 million infrastructure bond request on the Nov. 3 ballot. “I have served on th
Former Newport city councilor missing after his plane goes down in Pacific Ocean (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. A longtime flying enthusiast and former city council member is missing after his twin-engine plane crashed into the ocean about a mile off the coast of Newport early Monday afternoon. Ralph Busby, 78, took off from the Newport Municipal Airport at 12:33 p.m. Monday. The U.S. Coast Guard said it received the initial report of a plane going into the water at 12:54 and deployed two motor lifeboats from Yaquina
19 months after their son drowned in Siletz River, legal battles continue to trail anguished parents (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. Aaron Paulsen and Chamet Jackson have been through a rollercoaster of court proceedings since their two-year-old son drowned in the Siletz River behind their home 19 months ago. The Lincoln County sheriff’s department along with bands of community members searched for their missing son for 10 days until a volunteer diver found Dane Paulsen three miles downstream from their home on March 12, 2025. But crimina
Lincoln County commissioners violated public meetings laws with secret hiring votes, state ethics investigators determine (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. Lincoln County commissioners broke several public meeting laws when they privately cast votes on hiring freeze exemptions in 2025, according to findings by Oregon Government Ethics Commission investigators. On Friday, the ethics commission is expected to approve a final order agreeing to the findings and issue letters of education to commissioners Walter Chuck and Casey Miller. It’s the last step of a year-l
Echo Mountain Fire survivors find respite in new tiny home village six years after blaze torched their lives (opens the original)
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Jim Bowles stands on his front porch, leans on the railing and takes a drag from a cigarette – one of two indulgences that he allows himself. The other is coffee at the Lincoln City McDonald’s where the bus drops him off at 7 a.m. before work. But today is a day off, which means the afternoon is for catching up on bills and planning the week ahead. Bowles lives in a tiny home painted barn red and nestled in a cluster at the end of Northeast 10th Street in Lincoln City. It’s the most stable housi
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