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Coquille school locks down during pursuit
Coquille Valley Middle School went into lockdown this afternoon, Coquille Police said, when a California man led officers on a pursuit through town.
  1. Coquille Tribe celebrates salmon, culture, language

    Coquille Tribe celebrates salmon, culture, language

    NORTH BEND -- Lots of people can tell you stories about Coos County, but none tell them quite like the Coquille natives who first thrived on the South Coast.

    Sep 07, 2010 | 11:00 am | (0) Comments

  2. Merkley visits, talks to residents

    Merkley visits, talks to residents

    A new Coos Historical & Maritime Center will be key to developing the Coos Bay-North Bend waterfont, U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley said Saturday.

    Sep 07, 2010 | 11:00 am | (0) Comments

  3. Leah lives in memories of family, friends
    Who was Leah Freeman?

    Leah lives in memories of family, friends

    She was a streak of lightning who could steal a basketball from opposing players. She was short, opinionated, funny, feisty and energetic.

    Sep 04, 2010 | 11:00 am | (2) Comments

  4. Crazy to shop
    Daughter holds garage sales to dispose of mom's purchases

    Crazy to shop

    COOS BAY -- Kelly Doney's mother hasn't been diagnosed as mentally ill. But Doney would like you to believe she is.

    Sep 04, 2010 | 11:00 am | (3) Comments

  5. Bulldogs bust losing streak in Civil War

    Bulldogs bust losing streak in Civil War

    NORTH BEND--After 20 straight years of Marshfield dominance, the Bulldogs finally prevailed in the annual Civil War game Friday night, winning 21-14 in dramatic fashion.

    Sep 04, 2010 | 11:00 am | (0) Comments

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ODOT works with church on landslide solutions
Celebration Center Church officials are reviewing two potential projects that would reduce the possibility of additional landslides, similar to the July slide that took out U.S. Highway 101 for nearly 27 hours.

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Boise State shines on big stage
LANDOVER, Md. -- For the gatecrashers in blue, this was the Respect Bowl. A mini-national championship game, if you will, because they certainly weren't going to be playing in the real one in January if they didn't win this one on Labor Day.

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Reminiscing on Stinnett's business
Graydon Stinnett acquired a small grocery store on the waterfront in Bandon in the early 1960s. He was a man with a plan, using the resources available from the ocean.
 
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