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Oregon and Coos County officials push drop boxes amid mail delays (opens the original)
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Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read joined Coos County Clerk Julie Brecke at a town hall meeting in North Bend Thursday, where they urged voters to use ballot drop boxes for the November election and announced a new drop box expected to open in Charleston in October. The League of Women Voters hosted the meeting at the North Bend Community Center to answer questions ahead of the midterm general election. Brecke, who is running unopposed to keep her position, said her role is strictly non-parti
Port Orford-Langlois School District rejects curriculum over religious content (opens the original)
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The Port Orford-Langlois School Board approved five curriculum requests for its remote learning programs Monday but excluded a sixth after board members found religious teachings in the material. Families can request specific curriculum through Family Academy, a remote learning program for students who might otherwise be homeschooled. Administrators screen the materials to ensure they meet state standards before bringing proposals to the board for approval. Board Chair Judy Miles said she found
Port of Bandon returns memorial site to Coquille Indian Tribe (opens the original)
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The Port of Bandon has agreed to return a quarter-acre memorial site in Old Town to the Coquille Indian Tribe, transferring ownership of land where a Coquille village stood. Tribal council members, elders and children joined port commissioners on Sept. 13 at the Nasomah Memorial to mark the transfer. The port has owned the property for decades and has leased it to the tribe under a 99-year agreement. Commissioners voted unanimously in July to give the land to the tribe. "Transfer of title is wha
Bay Area Hospital must repay Medicare $3 million over residency program (opens the original)
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Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay owes $3 million to Medicare to repay money it received for a program it didn't actually qualify for. The nonprofit hospital hosted medical residents from Oregon Health & Science University for more than a decade. Medicare helps hospitals cover the cost of training residents, but it generally limits how many residents each hospital can claim. Hospitals can adjust those limits through written agreements filed with Medicare. Bay Area Hospital officials said no such agr
Why Coos and Curry counties are seeing different employment trends (opens the original)
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Coos County employers cut 450 jobs over the past year, while payroll employment in neighboring Curry County held nearly steady, according to the latest state estimates. The losses in Coos County occurred between July 2025 and July 2026. Manufacturing, food production, trade and transportation have all taken a hit, according to an Oregon Employment Department report published last month. Figures for August are scheduled for release Sept. 22. But regional economist Guy Tauer, who authored the stud
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