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Meet Dunes City’s candidates
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‘Communities across Oregon are struggling with a housing crisis’
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Siuslaw Valley’s interim chief begins service
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Produce aplenty
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It takes a community to build a community
Of Parks and Pickleball Part II
Updated: 1 month ago
Of Parks and Pickleball Part I
How to build a rec center in the Siuslaw region
Updated: 2 months ago
Intolerance Part II - This Planet is Ours
A look at the beliefs and practices of white supremacy and how one man found his way out
Updated: 3 months ago
Intolerance Part I — Fourteen Words
A look into the world of white supremacy and its ties to popular culture
Updated: 3 months ago
The right of the people to keep and bear arms: Part V
Part V: Engaging in debate – ‘If people talked with each other, that would save lives’
Updated: 5 months ago
The right of the people to keep and bear arms: Part IV
Pros and cons of gun laws across the world
Updated: 5 months ago
National Child Abuse Prevention Month Part II
Solutions to preventing child abuse
Updated: 6 months ago
The right of the people to keep and bear arms: Part III
Being prepared for gun violence and the weaponization of statistics
Updated: 6 months ago
National Child Abuse Prevention Month: Part I
Reconciling the perceptions of child abuse
Updated: 6 months ago
The right of the people to keep and bear arms: Part II
April 4, 2018 — Examining school shooter Kip Kinkel and how mental health plays into gun debate
Updated: 6 months ago
The right of the people to keep and bear arms — Part I
Exploring the arguments, myths of people for and against guns
Updated: 6 months ago
In their own words: Latinos in Siuslaw Part II
Latino residents continue discussion into community, culture
Updated: 7 months ago
It's not just the bees: Plight of the Pollinators Part II
Wasps, flies, butterflies and, surprisingly, bats are essential to the process
Updated: 7 months ago
Sweet as honey: Plight of the Pollinators Part I
Feb. 24, 2017 — Honey festival, Florence Garden Club highlight honeybees
Updated: 7 months ago
Keeping Above Water: Is Coastal Living in Jeopardy? Part IX
Life in the Siuslaw seeks to find ‘its own heartbeat’ amidst economic challenges
Updated: 9 months ago
The business of Marilyn
Photography restoration business The Archives discusses the future of the medium
Updated: 9 months ago
Restoring Marilyn
Florence's The Archives LLC restores the Milton Greene collection to its original beauty
Updated: 9 months ago
2017 Year in Review
Siuslaw News’ annual Year in Review looks back at some of the Florence area’s top stories from 2017
Updated: 9 months ago
The Volatile Nature of Education: Is Coastal Living in Jeopardy Part VIII
Local education systems struggle with the ups and downs of funding while trying to build the future
Updated: 9 months ago
Rising to meet the challenges of economic development — Is coastal living in jeopardy? Part VII
From 2015 and into 2018, Florence pursues development
Updated: 9 months ago
The juggling act of jobs — Is coastal living in jeopardy? Part VI
Businesses large and small struggle with the boom and bust of a tourist economy
Updated: 9 months ago
The economics of volunteerism: Is coastal living in jeopardy? Part V
Volunteers discuss the ins, outs, pros and challenges of philanthropy in Siuslaw
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Time to step up — Is coastal living in jeopardy? Part IV
‘People need jobs; jobs need people. And people need a place to live’
Updated: 9 months ago
How we got here — Is coastal living in jeopardy? Part III
Florence is still reeling from the 2008 recession, which contributes to current rental crisis
Updated: 9 months ago
State of housing - Is coastal living in jeopardy? Part II
Nov. 22, 2017 — City of Florence details current struggles, future plans for housing and services
Updated: 9 months ago
SOS - Is coastal living in jeopardy? Part I
Siuslaw Outreach Services shows how the housing, employment crisis in the Siuslaw Region has reached a tipping point
Updated: 9 months ago
‘Do we really want to be a city?’ Parts I and II
Oct. 28, 2017 — Dunes City’s marijuana debate raises questions of the city’s issues, future
Updated: 9 months ago
Beyond labels — Part II
Siuslaw region’s diverse LGBTQ members discuss community, ‘normality’
Updated: 9 months ago
Millennials in Siuslaw — Part III
Oct. 7, 2017 — Millennials search for "hang out" space to meet friends, make relationships
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Millennials in Siuslaw — Part II
Oct. 4, 2017 — The unique struggles of this cohort
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Millennials in Siuslaw — Part 1
Sept. 30, 2017 — How do millennials fit into Florence's landscape?
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A dream that won’t be deferred — Part II
Sept. 16, 2017 — The national debate on DACA hits close to home, even in Florence
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A dream that won’t be deferred - Part I
Sept. 13, 2017 — DACA debate involves multiple viewpoints, even locally
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Port of Siuslaw fires Steven Leskin: Parts I and II
Aug. 9, 2017 — The Port Commission’s justification for Leskin’s termination comes from what it says has been a tense relationship that crippled the port committee for the past year.
Updated: 9 months ago
Are the kids still alright? Part III
Aug. 30, 2017 — Community, Healthy Directions seek to curb teen drinking in Florence
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Are the kids still alright? Part II
Aug. 26, 2017 — This is the second in a three-part series examining teen alcohol use in Florence.
Updated: 9 months ago
Are the kids alright? Part I
A 2015 study conducted by the Center for Disease Control found that 33 percent of youth drank alcohol. In the Siuslaw region, that number is even higher.
Updated: 9 months ago
Labels highlight complex topic of ‘Helping’: Part II
July 5, 2017 — Debate continues regarding Helping Hands Coalition and a prominent location on Highway 101 in Florence
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Issues with ‘Helping’ complicated: Part I
July 1, 2017 — People for and against Helping Hands' new location speak out
Updated: 9 months ago
Desire for Dignity: Part III
(Editor's note: This is the conclusion of a three-part series focusing on Oregon's Death With Dignity Act, and the gaps within the ODDA that many fall through when it comes to those who can make the choice to die and those who can't under the current rule
Updated: 9 months ago
Desire for Dignity: Part II
(Editor's note: This is Part II of a threepart series on Oregon's Death With Dignity Act that began in our Feb. 15 issue. As part of Siuslaw News' examination of the act, Derek Humphry, author of New York Times Bestseller "Final Exit," spoke with reporter
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Desire for Dignity: Part I
In one of the most famous and enduring dramas ever written, William Shakespeare poses perhaps the fundamental question for each of us, "To be or not to be?" That is the question that Florence resident Bruce Yelle asks himself on a regular basis.
Updated: 9 months ago
