By MONICA SAMAOYA/Oregon Public Broadcasting As California adopts the nation’s strictest law to transition to zero-emissions vehicles in the next decade, Oregon officials say they’re set to follow suit. The […]
Archives for August 2022
Patients from Idaho, Texas and elsewhere are now seeking abortion care in Oregon
By LYNNE TERRY/Oregon Capital Chronicle Abortion providers in Oregon have seen a recent rise in demand for abortions from women from states that have adopted bans or are in the […]
Unaffiliated Oregon gubernatorial candidate Betsy Johnson officially qualifies for Nov. 8 ballot
By GARRETT ANDREWS/Oregon Capital Chronicle SALEM — Longtime Oregon lawmaker Betsy Johnson has qualified to appear on the November ballot as a nonaffiliated candidate for governor. On Thursday afternoon, the […]
Oregon Geographic Names Board hears proposal to change name of Swastika Mountain in Lane County
By ADAM DUVERNAY/Eugene Register-Guard EUGENE — Several pieces of Oregon’s landscape may soon leave behind their now-offensive names, including a mountain in Lane County called by a word more commonly […]
Oregon State Police/Newport activity log Aug. 18-22
OREGON STATE POLICE DAILY MEDIA/DESK LOG SP22216009 08/18/2022 09:12 Officer #53141 SEVERSON, SCOTT DUII – Controlled Substance Location 101, Mile post 138 138 NB, LINCOLN OR USA Narrative Summary On 8/18/22 at approximately 9:12AM […]
Central Coast Chorale looking to add members during auditions this week
The Central Coast Chorale is looking for a few people who want to sing. Chorale artistic director Rhodd Caldwell is scheduling private, individual auditions for Wednesday, Aug, 24 or Saturday, […]
Two top $199,000-a-year Oregon Lottery officials now work remotely from states with no income tax
By NIGEL JAQUISS/Willamette Week There’s some grumbling around the water cooler at Oregon Lottery headquarters in Salem. The source of their discontent is a matter of public record — two […]
Central Oregon Coast fire board votes unanimously to ask voters Nov. 8 to raise operating levy by 10 cents
WALDPORT – Central Oregon Coast Fire & Rescue will ask voters to increase one of its two operating levies by 10 cents per $1,000 assessed property value in the […]
Have guitar, will travel. Musicians at coastal restaurants perform to their own beat and just for the fun of it
By JORDAN ESSOE/YachatsNews.com Few people show up specifically to hear you play. But there’s a microphone and an audience. Sometimes no one claps. Sometimes no one really looks at […]
Beach “get-to-know-you” bonfires ignites idea of connecting Yachats residents with the area’s many newcomers
By CHERYL ROMANO/YachatsNews.com YACHATS — For pre-pandemic newcomers to Yachats, the small city always seemed to kick up a big tide of social and civic affairs. There were art […]