To the editor: So many reasons exist why we should vote yes on bond measure 21-232, the renewal bond for the Lincoln County School District. Let’s start with the average […]
50-year-old Lincoln County schools need fixing, updating
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Letters
What a Holocaust survivor could teach us about the times we’re living in
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To the editor: Recently I spent most of the day reading a book I’d been putting off reading for more than 50 years — Victor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning. Frankl’s […]
Building maintenance isn’t sexy, but Lincoln County’s schools need it
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To the editor Every homeowner knows there’s nothing fun or exciting about maintenance. They also know there’s nothing more critical. Ignore the upkeep and repair at your own peril. What […]
Passing COCF&R levy would continue major savings on capital projects
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To the editor: I’ve proudly served with Central Coast Fire & Rescue since 2019 first as a volunteer and now as staff. I’ve lived in this community since 1992 and […]
Waldport council issues letter on its decision to remove mayor from office
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To the editor: From the Waldport City Council to our fellow citizens. How and why did the City Council remove its mayor without a recall? What happened to make this […]
Trump administration tries to erase the past, destroy the future
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To the editor: In 2018, I visited Washington D.C. specifically to explore the new National Museum of African American History and Culture, which opened in 2016, as well as the […]
Newport’s Highway 101 couplet idea is going the wrong way
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To the editor: April Fools Day just happened and will happen again from 4-7 p.m. Thursday, April 3, at Newport city hall when the next installment of the magical mystery […]
Stand with me Saturday, April 5 in protest outside Newport city hall
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To the editor: Do you oppose the recent layoffs of thousands of federal employees working in Oregon? Do you oppose the dismantling of the Department of Education, and threats to […]
Time to get newspapers off their addiction to taxpayer-funded legal notices
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To the editor: At long last, via SB437 and HB3431, Oregon lawmakers are considering legislation that could end wasteful spending on public notices in newspapers. It’s appropriate that the 2025 […]
County commission candidate criticizes Miller investigation process, motivation
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To the editor: The recently released report by Lincoln County of its findings of the purported conduct of Commissioner Casey Miller during the Sept. 18, 2024 board meeting raises serious […]