Finding Closure in Death Vaccinations Going Down

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May 4, 2021 Serving Lincoln City Since 1927 $1.50 Cases up, Finding Closure In Death vaccinations going down

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Public Information Officer Susan Trachsel of the Lincoln County Public Health Department provided a compre- hensive COVID update to the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners at its regular meeting on April 26. While there was a small decrease in the number of cases of COVID for the two-week period ending April 24, the overall number of cases increased in April, though Lincoln County remained in the High Risk category, even as many MAX KIRKENDALL City this past week. The art installa- Oregon counties moved to Extreme Risk. [email protected] tions are located at Josephine Young “Our positive rate is 5.5%, Up past last Memorial Park, Siletz Bay Park and fall’s levels, but not quite at the rate of the Has someone you love died? Nesika Park in Lincoln City and surge in December and January,” Trachsel What were your last words together? are meant to be interactive art that said, noting that Oregon cases, hospital- Do you wish you would have said comes to life through communicat- izations and deaths are trending upward. something different, said more, or ing with the dead. Akins detailed Trachsel called the commissioners’ said less? the ways you can interact with this attention to Governor. Kate Brown’s state- These are some of the ques- altars. ment April 23. “Right now, in the race be- tions Activate Arts hopes to bring “You can write a letter of Last COURTESY PHOTOS tween vaccines and variants, the variants closure to with its latest project: Words to a person you love that has are gaining ground and have the upper The Last Words Mailbox Alters can be found around Last Words. died, you can leave an offering like hand. Today’s cases topped 100, with Lincoln City at Josephine Young Memorial Park, Siletz Crystal Akins, Activate Arts a flower, a picture, a feather, sage, Oregon now rating 2nd in the nation for Bay Park and Nesika Park. The mailboxes will remain Founder and Executive Director, sweetgrass, a rock, or even write helped place the Last Words having the most rapid growth of infection in town from May until the end of June. Mailbox Alters around Lincoln See LAST WORDS, Page 8 See COVID-19, Page 3 City tasked with filling vacant councilor seat MAX KIRKENDALL wrote to the community. to step up to serve your city. live. I will miss the council here. newsguardeditor@countryme- “City council, staff, “As a small city, we are members greatly as we all “We can’t quite say dia.net friends, neighbors and fortunate to have excellent are devoted to good debate, goodbye… It’s been won- good citizens of Lincoln staff who do their best to camaraderie, good humor derful working with you,” As the City of Lincoln City,” Hinton began. “To- serve every day. We have and good governance. I Casper said. City prepares to fill the po- night is my last city council a fabulous library, terrific ask that as council makes Since the resignation, sition of mayor during the meeting as my husband Joe trails and recreation facili- future decisions to, please- council has not yet publicly May Special Election, next and I have decided to move ties, excellent IT experts, oh-please, consider livabil- discussed how they plan to month the City Council will out of the area. This deci- strong financial stability ity as you deliberate. fill the vacant seat. Dur- also be tasked with filling sion has been hard to make. (even now), public works “So after almost a de- ing the April 26 meeting, the vacant seat in Ward After a year of COVID, that works, visioning for cade of living here, another mayoral candidate Susan 1, left recently by Diana which was followed quickly the future, visitor welcome couple of years of own- Wahlke submitted a public Hinton. by the Echo Mountain fire, mat, a new police building; ing a second home and comment to the council Hinton was re-elected the importance of proxim- all because of our dedi- before that over 30 years of urging them to postpone to the city council position ity to our family became Diana Hinton cated employees who work visiting, it is time to leave. the decision until after the during the November 2020 even more evident. Our with city council to make I have received so many May election. election. The term lasts sons and their families have together after the wildfire good decisions. heartfelt good wishes. “That decision should from Jan. 1, 2020 to Dec. 31, encouraged us to move event to share what you “Serving Lincoln City Thank you for those and not be made without a city 2024. closer to them so we can had with those who lost so and my community has thank you for having me. mayor,” Wahlke said. “As a Hinton made the spend more time together. much. been a great pleasure and Goodbye.” resident of Ward 1, I thank emotional resignation “To our citizens: in these “Consider, if you are honor. I will miss all that it After her letter, council you for your consideration announcement at the end uneasy times it can be easy able to and haven’t yet, to entails. I will greatly miss members fought back tears of my request.” of the regularly scheduled to slip into unkind words join others on the city’s our friends, city staff and and Council President Judy The next city council April 12 city council meet- and posts. It is so important committees. There is always volunteers, community Casper read a poem she meeting is scheduled for ing. At the meeting, Hinton to care for each other with a welcome mat out for you members and the beautiful had wrote for Hinton. That May 10 at 6 p.m. read aloud a letter she had kindness. I saw you come environment in which we poem is available to view

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2 TheNewsGuard.com May 4, 2021 ‘I chose to save lives’: Brown defends lockdown ZACK DEMARS Those funds will be passed to multiple different sources,” said Country Media the 15 counties in the extreme-risk Dr. Dean Sidelinger, the state category for distribution to busi- epidemiologist. “We’re also seeing Oregon Gov. Kate Brown nesses, the governor said. an increase in hospitalizations defended her decision to impose “Economic relief is some- like we saw in the fall: A curve that more COVID-19 restrictions on thing I can do as your governor became very steep and pushed us some parts of the state the same to help Oregonians impacted by close to not having the specialized day 15 Oregon counties were this fourth surge. What I can’t do care in intensive care units that ev- forced to close indoor dining and is bring back someone’s life lost ery Oregonian deserves, whether recreation. to this virus,” Brown said. “That’s they have COVID, or a heart attack “Cases are widespread, driven why, as hard as this is, we must act or motor vehicle crash.” by new, more contagious variants. immediately.” Graven said that last point, the Oregon leads the nation for our State health officials also increase in hospitalizations, is the rate of increase in cases over the placed a timeline on the closures, state’s main concern, since hospi- last two weeks,” Brown said Friday. saying Friday the counties in the tal capacity is limited. “I was presented with data show- extreme-risk category will stay He said his mathematical ing two paths Oregon could take.” there for a maximum of three models show the state could have Brown explained last week’s FILE PHOTO weeks if case rates follow predict- lost 178 additional lives by the decision to cancel a warning Gov. Kate Brown responded to several Oregon county officials who ed trends. end of summer without the added period and force the counties into Those trends are the basis of restrictions, with most coming in the extreme-risk category of virus were unhappy with the upcoming lockdowns. the extreme-risk closure policy, the next several weeks. restrictions as the choice between said Peter Graven, the Oregon The governor is still optimistic those two paths: One path without Lodging Association, calling on together” and asking for greater Health & Science University data about lifting restrictions, saying restrictions and with additional the governor to pull back on her local control over pandemic re- scientist who helps the state pre- the economy could see a reopen- virus deaths, and another path plan. strictions. dict how the virus will spread. ing to pre-pandemic life by the with more restrictions and fewer “The variants are indeed trou- In response, Brown pointed to “The good news is, when we end of June. deaths. blesome, and we share your con- the state of the virus. pair these data together, it shows But that’ll only happen if vac- “As your governor, I chose to cern for their spread. But shutting “What I would respond to us that we have just three to four cination rates finally outpace virus save lives,” Brown said. down our restaurants and further in terms of the elected officials more weeks until we are in good spread and hospitalizations, the Since she announced her plan depriving Oregonians of their right and businesses is that COVID is shape,” Graven said. “That’s when OHA officials said Friday. to re-impose the restrictions on to make calculated community surging across Oregon right now,” cases will fall and our vaccine “The balance we’ve had in indoor dining and recreation, the engagement risks when the virus Brown said. “It takes community- levels will be high enough that — fighting this disease has really governor has faced significant op- continues to spread elsewhere wide measures to make sure that with basic preventive measures — been it’s not policy that drives position from impacted business- will not result in success,” the 78 we can protect our most vulner- the virus cannot effectively grow.” the change, its policy with people es and local government leaders county commissioners wrote in able Oregonians.” The state officials again following that policy,” Sidelinger concerned about the damaging the letter. While showing no signs of let- pointed to the data to explain why said. “The vast majority of Orego- economic effects of the plan. The county leaders pointed to ting up the extreme-risk closures, the current spike pushed them to nians are doing what they can Earlier this week, dozens of the toll the pandemic’s restrictions Brown offered one concession force more closures. to protect themselves and their county officials from across the have taken on their communities for businesses impacted by the “I think what we’re seeing now loved ones, but over these next few state signed onto a letter from and economies, saying the restric- current closures: A plan with state is similar to what we saw in the weeks, we need more Oregonians the Association of Oregon Coun- tions are dividing communities legislators to provide $20 million fall. We are seeing an increase in to join us.” ties and the Oregon Restaurant & “rather than bringing Oregonians in relief funds. cases across the state, traced to Lincoln County focuses on wildfire preparedness THE NEWS GUARD they are referred to them and website for access. homes quickly. post on their local “What’s The presentations will “These wildfire readi- The Lincoln County happening now” webpage. incorporate specific topics ness events are the best way Fire Defense Board, Lin- Locally, due to contin- to assist in the planning, we, as public safety officials, coln County Sheriff’s Office ued physical distancing, the mitigation, response, and can educate our community and Lincoln County Pub- outreach campaign will be recovery from wildfire events members of the three evacu- lic Health are partnering offered in a virtual format for both rural and city neigh- ation levels, what to expect together to prepare com- until they can be with you borhood areas. when they receive a call from munity members, business again for in person events. - Wildfire history and Lincoln Alerts to “GO NOW” owners, and visitors on local Lincoln County is expanding seasonal fire conditions or when a Deputy knocks on wildfire threat conditions, their 2-hour Lincoln County - How to prepare your their door to notify them of public safety evacuation Wildfire Readiness presenta- home, property, & family a wildfire threat and the best response procedures, and ef- tion into six modules and - Evacuation Levels (Be route to take to safety. forts individuals can take to adding an additional session Ready, Be Set, Go Now) “Our Sheriff’s Office has be ready for wildfire season. for each Fire District/De- - What to expect if you worked hard to mirror our May 1 is Wildfire Com- partment of Lincoln County. receive an evacuation order evacuation directions, public munity Preparedness Day; These sessions, split up - Assistance after you messaging and notification May is a great time to de- into modules will give more evacuate processes of our sister coun- FILE PHOTO velop a list of the items you flexibility to the community - How to minimize health ties who experience these Lincoln County is expanding their 2-hour Lincoln County can do around your home or members to pick and choose effects of smoky conditions conditions every year”. property for wildfire mitiga- those sessions of most inter- “Coordinating evacua- Chief Rob Murphy, Wildfire Readiness presentation into six modules. tion. est to them. tions of neighborhoods for Lincoln County Fire De- Over the next several Wildfire Readiness Lincoln County is not a regu- fense Board Chief remarked, counties. However, with our wildfire risk reduction.” weeks you will see that many Community Presentations - lar occurrence for our public “Wildfire threat is not just a expected seasonal weather Lincoln County Emer- of Lincoln County’s state Virtual: safety agencies,” Sheriff Cur- risk for rural areas of Lincoln conditions, our local risk gency Manager, Jenny partners have already or will All presentations are tis Landers remarked. “The County; each property increases. Demaris, remarked, “Work- be kicking off wildfire readi- scheduled from 7-8pm; the North County devastating owner should take the time “Our cooperation as a ing hand in hand with our ness programs. 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May 4, 2021 TheNewsGuard.com 3 Lincoln County Democrats endorse local candidates THE NEWS GUARD Urban Renewal Agency and Lin- Senitila McKinley is the coln City Budget Committee and founder and Executive Director, of The Lincoln County Democrat- as a Lincoln City Ward 1 City Coun- Seashore Family Literacy. She has ic Party Central Committee and cilor. She was elected by her peers served as a Lincoln County School the Lincoln City Democratic Club as Council President. District Special Education teach- by the Sea have endorsed four can- Mike Rawles served as Data ing assistant family advocate, as a Samaritan opens didates for the May 18 special elec- Acquisition Program Manager 21st CenturyCommunity Learning tion: Susan Wahlke for Lincoln City (DAPM) at the National Weather Centers District Coordinator, and Mayor and, in the Lincoln County Service and has taught in the as District Homeless Liaison. An School Board races, Mike Rawles Lincoln County School District’s ordained Episcopal minister, she (District 3) Peter Vince (District 4) after school programs. He earned was a 1995 National Institute for vaccine clinics to and Senitila McKinley (District 5). his MBA degree from Willamette Literacy Fellow and served on the Michael Gaskill, Lincoln University. During his tenure with steering committee of Laubach County Democratic Party Central the National Weather Service in Literacy (now known as ProLit- Committee chairman, noted that Montana, he served as liaison eracy Worldwide), an international walk-ins all four candidates are running on with local, state, tribal and federal organization supporting programs THE NEWS GUARD for Health Education, 740 SW platforms that reflect the progres- entities, seeking to improve severe helping adults learn to read and Ninth St. in Newport. sive values of the Lincoln County weather alerts to rural areas and write. From 2001- 2004, she served COVID-19 vaccinations are You are encouraged to sched- Democrats. teaching citizens and the authori- on Oregon’s Department of Educa- available and free to every person ule an appointment, but walk-ins “Local elections matter, but de- ties how to respond to each crisis tion Special Education Council. age 16 and older regardless of are welcome and will be accom- spite our voices and votes having such as blizzards, flood, tornados, In keeping with the Democratic citizenship status. modated as quickly as possible. more impact in these races, many high wind warnings and prairie fire Party’s mission to promote the To help ensure that even more Please note that while the vac- people don’t take an active role Peter Vince is a retired teacher election of Democratic candidates Lincoln County residents receive cine is being given to anyone age or even vote for these important with 33 years’ experience, includ- at every level with technical and the vaccine, Samaritan Health 16 years and older, only the Pfizer offices,” Gaskill said. “We hope to ing 28 years teaching English, volunteer support, providing op- Services has opened its regular vaccine is authorized to be given change that pattern by encourag- Spanish, and journalism at Toledo portunities for all Oregon Demo- weekly community vaccine clin- to anyone who is 16 or 17 years ing Democrats and progressive High School, where he developed crats to participate fully in our ics to walk-ins – no appointment old. The kind of vaccine avail- independents to take an active innovative programs that included political process, Lincoln County’s needed. able at each vaccination event is interest in these decisions that video production, the integrated, Democrats are urged to assist in The Samaritan vaccination posted online. will have a direct impact on their project-based systems and cycles phone banking, postcard mailing clinics in Lincoln County are Go online to samhealth.org/ lives and, in the case of the school class, and positive climate building and in spreading the word in sup- held: GetTheVaccine and scroll down board elections, on the lives of our leadership classes. He holds a mas- port of the Democratic endorsees. Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to to Lincoln County for information county’s children.” ter’s degree in secondary educa- Information can be accessed 12:30 p.m. at Samaritan Coastal and to make an appointment. Susan Wahlke, a 30-year Lin- tion from Eastern Oregon Uni- at www.LincolnCountyDemocrat- Clinic, 825 NW Hwy. 101 in Lin- You may also call the Samaritan coln County resident, has served versity and has served as District sOregon.com or email to Dems@ coln City COVID-19 vaccine scheduling as- on the Lincoln City Chamber of Board Vice President of the Greater LincolnCountyOregon.com Fridays and Saturdays from 8 sistance line at 855-441-2311. Commerce board, as chair of the Toledo Pool Recreation District. a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Center COVID-19 From page 1

spread,” said the governor. other states. It’s a whole tions be at risk. of age or younger, 0.9 cases is still a significant vocal incredible effort by so There were six cases of community effort, a whole “The only way to get per million doses in women minority of the popula- many volunteers to staff the B.1.1.7 variant in our state effort, a whole coun- this stopped is to get vac- older than 59 and less than tion that is suspicious or the vaccine clinics offered county, Trachsel said of the try effort and a whole world cines into people,” she said, one case per million does downright resistant to throughout the county, more transmissible virus effort,” Trachsel continued. pointing out that people in men,” Trachsel said. being vaccinated. Unfortu- some of which will be clos- with increased severity, “Even a little bit of relax- are tired of the precaution The risk, though min- nately, the publicity around ing down due to lack of particularly among young- ing pf upper precautions measures. ute, should be considered, these small number of demand. er people. and more people will get Trachsel provided the Tracshel said. “It’s still an cases seems to feed into the Walk-ins are welcome “Masking, hand wash- infected.” commissioners with infor- excellent vaccine. It’s still rumor mongering and fear. at all vaccine clinics as the ing and physical distancing Trachsel explained, mation regarding the John- great. The vaccine prevents I’m glad there’s going to be county and its partners will work to prevent the “We have been in tour- son and Johnson vaccine, hospitalization and death an aggressive effort to get continue the effort to pro- spread. What’s difficult is it ist season, so we’re seeing as Oregon approved the far more than it causes the truth out.” vide vaccinations. can spread easier, so even a more people. Our goal is resumption of that vaccine these side effects. She Trachsel praised the little bit of relaxing precau- to encourage people to with a warning of blood pointed out that there are tions and more people will continue with prevention clots and low platelets in two other vaccines avail- get infected,” Trachsel told measures.” Spring break a very small percentage of able in the county. the commissioners. The was a contributor, she said. people. “The risk is 7 per Commissioner Claire variant is 50% more trans- “We’re seeing more cases in million in women 50 years Hall expressed, “There missible. young people.” Previously the Oregon Explaining the danger county with the highest of the statewide increase, vaccination rate, Lincoln Trachsel suggested viewing Drowning in Debt ? is now second behind all hospitals in the state as Bankruptcy Can Stop Benton. However, with a a single system, as patients • Foreclosures little more than half of the who need more extensive • Garnishments county’s 48,260 residents care are often transferred, • Creditor Calls ith an vaccinated, the rate of and patients must travel • Lawsuits th W r Own Pa vaccinations is slowing, when there are no hospi- Forge You oan Trachsel explained. tal beds available locally. re L Even though we’re doing “We’re concerned that if tu Online shoppingCall: 541.994.7350 Email: [email protected] Adven really well with vaccina- we don’t take action now, tions in Lincoln County, [the number of hospitaliza- EXPERIENCED ATTORNEYS / FREE CONSULTATION and have been for a while, tions] will rise even further, Now more than ever, you’re ready for a vacation. it doesn’t mean that is the which can make people Kick off your journey with a low-rate loan on the RV, boat, case in other counties and with other medical condi- motorcycle, ATV, or wave runner you've always wanted. Now available! % 4.74APR* We practice Rate Equality, so every qualified Shop online with Mckay’s market member gets the same low rate. We’ll even refinance loans from other lenders so you can save big. to-goCaring for all ofpowered Lincoln County.... by rosie. Apply Online or in a Branch Today! For more information, text: Adventure to 360-351-4111

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A public meeting of the North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District #1 Board of Directors will be held on May 12, 2021 at 4:00 pm at Bob Everest Station, 2525 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City, Oregon. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2021, as approved by the North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District #1 Budget Committee. A summary of the budget is presented below. A copy of the budget may be inspected or obtained at the Bob Everest Station, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. This budget can also be viewed online at www.nlfr.org. This budget is for an annual budget period. This budget was prepared on a basis of accounting that is the same as the preceding year.

Contact: Robert Dahlman, Fire Chief Phone: 541-996-2233 Email: [email protected]

FINANCIAL SUMMARY - RESOURCES TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS Actual Amount Adopted Budget Approved Budget 2019-20 This Year 2020-21 Next Year 2021-2022 Beginning Fund Balance/Net Working Capital 8,041,963 4,342,783 4,506,634 Fees, Licenses, Permits, Fines, Assessments & Other Service Charges 176,152 443,644 190,000 Federal, State & all Other Grants, Gifts, Allocations & Donations 447,721 808,107 160,000 Revenue from Bonds and Other Debt 0 0 0 Interfund Transfers / Internal Service Reimbursements 0 30,000 30,000 All Other Resources Except Current Year Property Taxes 313,056 160,325 159,500 Current Year Property Taxes Estimated to be Received 4,179,750 4,175,471 4,340,134 Total Resources 13,158,642 9,960,330 9,386,268

FINANCIAL SUMMARY - REQUIREMENTS BY OBJECT CLASSIFICATION Personnel Services 2,618,579 3,713,132 3,116,916 Materials and Services 624,920 902,981 774,080 Capital Outlay 3,702,626 2,744,077 2,008,540 Debt Service 770,076 792,550 825,150 Interfund Transfers 0 0 0 Contingencies 0 250,000 250,000 Special Payments 0 0 0 Unappropriated Ending Balance and Reserved for Future Expenditure 5,442,441 1,557,590 2,411,582 Total Requirements 13,158,642 9,960,330 9,386,268

FINANCIAL SUMMARY - REQUIREMENTS AND FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYEES (FTE) BY ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT OR PROGRAM * Name of Organizational Unit or Program FTE for that unit or program Fire and Emergency Services 6,946,125 7,360,190 5,899,536 FTE 18 20 21 Not Allocated to Organizational Unit or Program 6,212,517 2,600,140 3,486,732 FTE

Total Requirements 13,158,642 9,960,330 9,386,268 Total FTE 18 20 21

STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN ACTIVITIES and SOURCES OF FINANCING *

PROPERTY TAX LEVIES Rate or Amount Imposed Rate or Amount Imposed Rate or Amount Approved 2019-20 This Year 2020-21 Next Year 2021-2022 Permanent Rate Levy (rate limit _.6783___ per $1,000) .6783 .6783 .6783 Local Option Levy .84 .84 .84 Levy For General Obligation Bonds 875,000 795,000 819,076

STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS LONG TERM DEBT Estimated Debt Outstanding Estimated Debt Authorized, But on July 1. Not Incurred on July 1 General Obligation Bonds $8,630,000 Other Bonds Other Borrowings Total $8,630,000 * If more space is needed to complete any section of this form, insert lines (rows) on this sheet. You may delete blank lines.

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Lincoln City voters will someone who not only talks lead council through the Mayor Williams did not believed these problems Because of space limita- choose their new mayor in the talk, but walks the walk, critical task of selecting and provide effective leader- affected the Council and the tions, shorter letters have the May 18 special election. too. directing our new adminis- ship for our City or the City staff’s ability to conduct its a better chance of being printed. We may edit your I am writing to express Dealing with complex is- trative chief. Council, during his one business in a conflict-free letter for style, grammar my support for Councilor sues under the glare of pub- Please join me in voting term from 2015-2018. On work environment. and clarity, although we do Riley Hoagland, who will lic scrutiny is no easy feat, Riley Hoagland for mayor the contrary, he regularly WHAT WE DO NEED is as little editing as possible. bring a fresh perspective but Riley has proven himself this May 18. attended Council meetings an ethical, knowledgeable Letters longer than 300 and new energy at a crucial equal to the task. At council seeming unfocused and candidate, with the leader- words will not be printed. time for our community. meetings, he combines ef- Patrick Alexander, unprepared to deal with the ship experience to serve Letters can be on any topic, Riley cares deeply about but letters on local issues fective preparation with an Lincoln City Council agenda. He also was Lincoln City on Day One! will be given preference. Lincoln City, volunteering ability to engage in robust frequently argumentative We believe that mayoral Letters to the Editor that countless hours for a wide and constructive debate in with citizen representatives candidate is Susan Wahlke. attack or challenge private range of organizations in pursuit of solutions. Vote For Susan and Council member com- She has proven through her individuals or private busi- areas ranging from social Our new city manager Wahlke ments. work and public service nesses will be refused. Chal- welfare to economic devel- will require clearer direction Local news articles dur- experience, that she can lenges to public officials opment. His involvement may be permitted. Only and more accountability Given our former Mayor ing his one term as Mayor, bring people together and one letter per writer will be Dick Anderson’s resignation reported recall efforts get things done. published on a single topic after serving two of his four against him for allega- VOTE for Susan to move each month. St. Peter the Fisherman LINCOLN CITY year term, and the resigna- tions of conflicts of inter- our city forward, not return Thank you letters are lim- St. Peter the Fisherman Lutheran Church CHURCH OF tion of our City Manager est regarding his business, to the past. ited to mentioning individu- St. S.W.Peter 14th the & Highway Fisherman 101 CHRIST and his policy decisions as als and non-commercial 541-994-8793S.W. 14th [email protected]& Highway 101 in April, what we DO NOT 541-994-8793 [email protected] Christ Centered, Bible Directed, Mayor. 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May 4, 2021 TheNewsGuard.com 7 Health Matters by Samaritan Health Services Telestroke technology at Samaritan creates great outcomes after stroke Mike Sparks of Albany suffered a stroke in 2016. When he had a second one in July 2020, he recognized the signs. He knew that he should check things like his balance, if his face was drooping, if he was having trouble talking or if one or both of his arms were inexplicably weak. “I had told my daughter that if I ever tried to raise my arms to check, I might be having a stroke,” he said. He’d been resting after a rowdy water gun fight with his grandkids. “We were going at it pretty good,” Sparks said. “I sat down in the shade to have some Gatorade and realized I couldn’t talk.” He went into the house where his daughter Mike Sparks enjoys Courtney Jackson was drying off granddaughter a game of pinball Tessa, and she could tell something was wrong after his quick when he could not answer questions. stroke recovery. “Finally, he stood up in front of me and put both arms up like a zombie,” said Jackson. “I said can also communicate with the stroke Within about an hour of receiving the medicine, ‘Dad, do you think you’re having a stroke?’” neurologist over the phone and discuss the Sparks was talking again and when he left the Answering was difficult. results of tests and patient history. hospital after two days, he could walk, talk and “I could barely get out ‘Yeah,’ and nodded my Sparks could see and hear what was going on drive as usual. head,” Sparks said. around him, but he still had trouble talking. Sparks is paying close attention to his health At Samaritan Albany General Hospital the nurse “The doctor on the telemed asked ‘Do you want these days. in the Emergency Department recognized his the shot?’” Sparks said. “I could barely get out “I’m trying to eat better and go on walks,” he symptoms and called a “code stroke” on the ‘Yeah,’ and nodded my head.” said. “I’m working on quitting smoking. That is hospital’s overhead speaker system. Just over an hour from when his symptoms going well.” “They got him in a wheelchair and took him started, Sparks was given a special drug called His advice is that everyone learn the symptoms right back to do a scan,” said Jackson. “Then alteplase that breaks up blood clots and restores of stroke and to think in advance about how you back to the ED room where he ‘face‑timed’ with blood flow to the brain. will check if you think a stroke is happening. a doctor in Portland. Things went so smoothly.” “The goal is to give alteplase within three “Make sure people know the signs,” he said. “Do The physician in Portland was a neurologist hours from when symptoms started,” said the tests — put out your arms, open your mouth, with the Providence Brain and Spine Institute Stroke Care Coordinator Sarah Vincent, RN. smile, move your tongue around. Get to a mirror using two‑way telestroke technology. Through “Because of the quick thinking and responses and look for eye or face droopiness.” a partnership with Samaritan Health Services, by Mike and his daughter and the smooth To learn about stroke symptoms and Samaritan Providence stroke neurologists help assess procedure at the hospital, we hit that target and Stroke Services, visit samhealth.org/Stroke. patients with complex cases, view test results Mike had a great outcome.” and help guide treatment. Samaritan physicians Having a stroke? When every minute counts, BE FAST When you see the warning signs of stroke, every minute counts. For every minute a stroke goes untreated and blood flow to the brain is blocked, a person loses about 1.9 million neurons. A quick and coordinated response is key. Time lost is brain lost, and patients, their family members, emergency responders and health care providers are all partners in responding to stroke. Learning the following stroke symptoms Arms — Ask the person to raise both arms. The Samaritan Stroke Services team of could save a person’s speech, movement Does one arm drift down? specialists work together from the beginning and memory. It could even save a life. of a patient’s visit and follow their care Here’s how you can BE FAST: Speech — Ask the person to repeat a simple phrase. Is their speech slurred or strange? throughout the patient’s time in the hospital. Balance — Is there a sudden loss The team helps stop the stroke from of balance? Time — If you see any of these signs, evolving, which helps to reduce the patient’s call 911 immediately. Also, note the time disabilities from the stroke. Eyes — Is there a sudden loss of vision in when the symptoms first started. This one or both eyes? information is important and can affect For more information about Samaritan Face — Ask the person to smile. Is one or treatment options. Stroke Services, call 541-768-6737, email both sides of the face drooping? [email protected] or visit samhealth.org/Stroke. Livinghealthy Community classes to keep you healthy

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Submission deadline for Obituaries is IN MEMORY 12 p.m. on the Friday before publication. Nanci Lee Ireland with people again shin- Lent of Roseburg Oregon, ing through. Nanci re- Catherine (Douglas) McCul- Nanci Lee Ireland ally enjoyed gardening and len of Sherwood, Oregon, (Chaney), Born in Lewiston could always been found Christian (Shawn) Warner of Idaho, passed away at age tending to flowerpots on Hermiston, Oregon, Janeane 75 on April 17th, 2021 in the porches of her loved Skelton of Reno, Nevada, Otis, Oregon. Nanci grew ones. Bleeding Hearts and eight grandchildren, and up in Canyonville, Oregon Fuchsia’s were two of her five great grandchildren, where she had four children favorites. welcoming the newest and met her love, husband The pride of Nanci’s life great grandson Shepherd Michael Ireland before was her beautiful family. Anthony, days before her setting final roots along the They will miss her weekly departure. In her final mo- Oregon Coast. phone calls and the way ments, Nanci was able to be Nanci had a spunky her face lit up whenever at home surrounded by her spirit and an ability to eas- they were reunited. Nanci children and husband, just ily connect with people, is preceded in death by son as she had wanted. If you making friends everywhere Charles Jones, mother Ve- would like to send flowers she went. This was a great ronica Charlebois (Chaney), the family ask that instead attribute to her work in and father John Chaney. you please call a local She is survived by husband residential care facility and hospitality as a waitress and for several years. Later in with her husband Michael known for making lunch Michael Ireland and Cocker send flowers to a resident bartender. She also worked life Nanci traveled around and his job with the Union for the whole work crew, Spaniel Max of Otis, Oregon, who doesn’t have family that for Douglas County, driving the United States in her RV Pacific Railroad. Nanci was her love for connection dump truck, and flagging children Anthony (Marlene) visits. Kathleen A. Russell Allen into. His mother, Cindy, in case he was passing a stepfather Dee, uncle, and lake and needed to jump in. Hilbert Baker Wilson aunts. His sister, cousins, He was fiercely loyal to April 16, 1944 - and nieces who he loved and protective of those he Russell Wilson of Lin- April 14, 2021 without end. His father. loved. coln City, aged 47, passed His built family included Russ was a true animal away Sunday, April 11th. Diana, Emily, Bob and Meg lover; he couldn’t pass a Kathleen A. Hilbert Bak- He collapsed while out for Portwood, Skeeter and cat or dog without saying er 76, passed away, quietly a run, they were unable to Chewie. We wanted to list hello. He taught countless at her Peoria, Arizona home revive him. his friends here, but there students, giving and build- on April 14th. Russ is survived by two are just too many of you. ing them music gear when Born 4/16/1944 to James families. The family he was Russ loved life. needed. and Mary Sprong, the third born to and the family he He loved making people There are no services of four daughters. Kathleen built. He was loved by those laugh. He loved the arts- planned at this time due to is survived by sisters Rober- years. he knew and those he’d just -specifically music. He loved current restrictions, people ta and Carol, and children She was the widow of met. camping, reading, hiking, are invited to leave notes Kathy, Patrick, and Michael. Gary Hilbert, owner of Lin- The family he was born traveling, arguing politics in the guitar case outside Kathy lived in the Lincoln coln City Reality. No memo- to raised him to be the and religion, the water--a Robert’s Bookshop, 3412 SE City area for a number of rial service at her request. beautiful person he grew towel was kept in the trunk HWY 101, Lincoln City. Last Words From page 1 on the Last Words Mail- Son, Dear Daughter, Dear them at the Last Words death.” together where loved ones protocols. The event is box Altars (please make Friend, Dear Pet Compan- Cemetery Concert Series. The Last Words Con- are buried. Together they scheduled for Aug. 28 from your offerings PG as the ion for example,” Akins “The legacy songs cre- cert Series is creating will embrace living and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Lone Fir ancestors are watching says. ated will be used to raise community around death dying through community Cemetery in Portland. and protecting each altar), After the letter has been funds for Oregon’s first support. The songs will be and song. “You are loved and I and for safety and privacy placed in the box, Akins, a Death Doula care space for debuted at the cemeteries This is a free acces- hope to meet you at one of reasons please don’t add Death Doula or person who houseless terminal Veter- and live recordings from sible show with a waiting the Last Words Concerts,” your personal information assists in the dying process, ans,” Akins said. “Your pain the concerts will be made list. Tickets are free with Akins said. “I would love to your Last Words Letters. will collect your letters and can be transformed into into a live album titled, Last a suggested $15 donation if you sent me a pic of Start your letters out with write legacy songs in your a loving song that helps Words. for Embrace Space. After you visiting a Last Words Dear Mom, Dear Dad, Dear loved one’s honor and sing another human die a good In the early 19th cen- you sign up for your free Mailbox Altar. Look for the tury communities used to ticket, you will be put on rainbows!” gather for picnics in their the waiting list and a week Learn More and find all local cemeteries and there before the show you will be 4 of the Last Words Mailbox are many cultural practices informed with your entry Altars at: where communities honor information. Last Words, https://fb.me/Last- their ancestors by shar- concert tickets are limited WordsAlbumandCon- Celebrate Family ing food and memories due to social gathering certSeries. Caregivers During Police Blotter

Older Americans Month! The police blotter relates and release for a warrant 10:16 a.m. Criminal the public record of incidents out of Tillamook County. Mischief, 4786 SE Hwy 101. Are you or someone you know a Family Caregiver? as reported by the Lincoln Subject came to LCPD and Report that the front tab City Police. Information was cited and released on and the back tab of two We can provide Family Caregivers resources for printed is preliminary and multiple warrants. separate vehicle were cut off the corner of the license subject to change. See the respite care, caregiver training, support groups and 9:39 a.m. Burglary, 3736 plate. full week’s police blotter at NW Jetty Ave. Caller report- purchasing needed equipment. thenewsguard.com. ed theft of an orange electric 1:44 p.m. Fraud, 1931 bicycle. NW Hwy 101. Caller reported a male attempting LINCOLN CITY POLICE 11:20 a.m. Crash, 2654 to cash a fraudulent check. We can also provide funds to grandparents SE Hwy 101. Caller reported Suspect cited and releaed DEPARTMENT a vehicle that was dropped for forgery I and possession raising grandchildren off for service rolled into of forged instrument due to another vehicle. Lincoln County Jail declin- to help pay for school MONDAY, APRIL 26 ing to lodge. Transported to 12:09 p.m. Fraud, 1044 Lane County Jail on out- supplies, day camps, 9:00 a.m. Restraining Or- SW 9th St. Caller reported standing warrants. der Violation, 2122 SE 8th St. he and another subject were after school activities, Caller reported their friend victims of check fraud. 3:06 p.m. Theft, 1515 SE was taken from a location 3rd St. Stroller stolen from and assistance with by their ex boyfriend. The 12:15 p.m. Found the front of the house. friend was safely picked up Property, 1834 NE 58th St. legal services. at Safeway. Firearm in a carrying case 6:23 p.m. Follow Up, left by the renters. 2944 NW Oar Ave. Suspect 12:18 p.m. Follow Up, taken into custody and 1503 SE East Devils Lake 1:56 p.m. Criminal transported to Lincoln Rd. Caller reported ring was Mischief, Anchor St. Back County Jail, charged with missing from hotel room at window of vehicle broken assault III- domestic, reck- Chinook Winds Casino after out. less endangering x3, menac- maintenance unclogged ing and failure to perform sink. 2:41 p.m. Found Proper- duties of a driver. ty, 3350 NE Hwy 101. Caller 10:26 p.m. Theft, 2612 reported finding a firearm in NE Yacht Ave. Caller report- front of Starbucks on Hwy THURSDAY, APRIL 29 ed theft of jewelry from the 101. location. Eight rings stolen. 1:36 p.m. Fraud, 1931 NW 3:37 p.m. Suspicious Hwy 101, 1st Interstate Bank. 11:35 p.m. Assist on Activity, 3350 NE Hwy 101. Fraudulent check passed at Arrest, 4048 NE Hwy 101, Caller reported male wear- location. Critical services Walgreens. Traffic stop ing one shoe was directing initiated, Subject had felony traffic in Hwy 101. Subject 4:53 p.m. Robbery, 2429 warrant out of Linn County. that keep older adults arrested on disorderly con- NW Hwy 101, IGA. Employee Lincoln County Jail will duct II and transported to punched in the face by a healthy, independent, lodge. Second subject also Lincoln County Jail. shoplifter. K9 called to at- had warrants but was not and engaged in their tempt tracking from location. lodged. 9:25 p.m. Hit and Run, communities are funded 2835 NW Oar Ave. Multiple 7:02 p.m. Crash, 1777 TUESDAY, APRIL 27 calls of disturbance, yelling NW 44th St., Chinook Winds by the Older Americans and vehicle leaving the Casino. Report of a crash Act. 9:09 a.m. Theft, 2903 NE scene. Response for injured involving three vehicles. West Devils Lake Rd. Caller female, suspect vehicle not reported female they let stay located. 9:35 p.m. Warrant Service, at their house took items SW Hwy 101/SW Beach Ave. Senior, Disability, and Community Services from house. Suspect also Subject cited and released For more information and resources call: had mail belonging to caller. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28 on Albany warrant charging Was cited and released for contempt of court. Theft II. 1:26 a.m. Disturbance, 2626 NE Hwy 101, Captain 9:56 p.m. Theft, 1604 (541) 336-2289 9:36 a.m. Assist on Ar- Cook Inn. Caller reported a NE Hwy 101, Old Oregon. rest, 4422 NE Devils Lake domestic disturbance. Orange Columbia backpack Blvd. Caller requested cite taken.

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May 4, 2021 TheNewsGuard.com 9 Lincoln City restaurants to host Cinco de Mayo Fiesta THE NEWS GUARD - Submit a photo and restau- signature Glass Float. 541.264.9512 miles of pristine, walkable beaches rant name at ExploreLincolnCity. Restaurants taking part in the - La Roca: 3243 SW Hwy 101, along Oregon’s central coast. The In celebration of Cinco de com/Cinco-de-Mayo. Cinco de Mayo giveaway are: 541.557.1812 laid-back beach town boasts ever- Mayo, from May 2 through May 8, The most creative submissions - Puerto Vallarta: 3001 NW Hwy - Melo’s Taqueria: 1266 SW 50th green forests, clean air and a large eight Lincoln City-based Mexican will be selected as winners, with 101, 541.994.0300 Street, 541.614.0161 freshwater lake along with a variety restaurants have joined together prizes including: - Super Oscar’s Mexican Food: For more information please of shopping, dining and popular to host a fiesta-inspired giveaway. - Grand Prize: A getaway for 2048 NE Hwy 101, 541.994.1161 visit, please visit: www.explorelin- attractions. With everything from To enter, participants must: two with a two-night hotel stay, - Enrique’s Taqueria: 1509 NW colncity.com/cinco-de-mayo/. colorful kite festivals to fresh catch - Follow the Culinary Center in dinner for two at Puerto Vallarta Hwy 101, 541.418.5336 feasts to hand-blown glass floats, Lincoln City on Facebook. restaurant, a movie night for two - Mazatlan Mexican Restau- About Explore Lincoln City Lincoln City is one endless adven- - Visit one of the eight Mexi- at The Bijou Theatre and a signa- rant: 828 NE Hwy 101, 541996.6090 ture. Explore Lincoln City promotes can restaurants, either dine-in or ture Lincoln City Glass Float. - El Torito Meat Market: 304 SW Located less than two hours tourism in the Lincoln City area take-out. - Runner Up: Gift certificates Hwy 101, 541.614.0364 from Portland, the scenic com- and helps strengthen the local - Capture a picture of their (total value of $50) to five Lincoln - Calle Food Stand @ Black munity of Lincoln City is home economy as the trusted destina- meal. City Mexican Restaurants and a Squid: 3001 SW Hwy 101, to six historic districts and seven tion and trip planning resource. Voices of the Community From page 6 anced approach to the is- city infrastructure. In addition to her resources, learning how city (OCT) project, working to Mayor sues regarding livability for Susan has been involved extensive public service, government works. find solutions to sections of residents, while supporting in Family Promise, and Susan served as Ward 1 City For these reasons Susan the OCT that are on High- I am writing to heartily the tourism that is vital to Business in Excellence (The Council member, having Wahlke gets my vote for way 101. He has also been endorse Susan Wahlke to be many of our businesses. BackPack program). She also served on it’s budget Mayor of Lincoln City. active in efforts to support the next mayor of Lincoln I was here when Don has supported local busi- committee. She is a calm, families affected by the City. Susan has the experi- Williams was Mayor. nesses with the Chamber of reflective, open minded Cindy Thompson, Echo Mt. fire. ence, the temperament, and Lincoln City council filed Commerce and the Bay Area and creative thinker in her Lincoln City Riley is personable, the leadership skills this city ethics charges against him Merchants Association. responses to complex city approachable, open to sug- needs as it goes through a for sharing the details of dis- I believe that recent issues. Hoagland Has My gestions, hard-working and challenging transition. cussions held in executive events have shown us the Susan pays attention energetic. In addition to be- We will be bringing in session with his wife, the value of experience in pub- to detail and supports her Vote ing a licensed realtor in LC, a new city manager soon. owner of several vacation lic office. Please join me in colleagues in coming to Riley is a self-proclaimed Let’s have a new mayor rentals. I think his fam- voting for Susan Wahlke for consensus with workable Lincoln City (LC) is a entrepreneur and founder who already understands ily’s involvement in VRDs Mayor. solutions. The fact that she very special place and I of a product design, inven- the inner workings of the shows where his interests was Council President indi- feel blessed to call it home. tion and innovation com- city. Lincoln City may seem lie. Susan Wahlke knows Melody McKenzie, cates her leadership ability I care deeply about the pany called Riley Invents. small to some, but it can be the long struggle to create Lincoln City with her peers. leadership of our city, which His commitment to LC is very complex. more workforce housing in Susan seeks out creative, is tasked with making deci- further evidenced by the Susan Wahlke has many Lincoln City. yet practical solutions for sions that will affect our The Right Choice fact that he chooses to raise years of experience with During her time as city problems facing our city. future. his family here. City Council, with the bud- councillor Susan Wahlke For Mayor She also seeks out other This May, we will be se- What I want in our next get process, with city plan- earned a reputation for be- similar communities and lecting a new mayor during mayor is someone with the ning. She has worked in the ing prepared and informed Susan Wahlke... In- discusses with their leaders the special election. While experience and understand- city legal department and in on issues that were brought formed, proven, leadership solutions they have found LC is fortunate to have had ing of how to work effective- the city police department. before the council, doing you can trust! useful and effective. 5 people step up to the chal- ly within the city structure, Susan has worked to research so that she could At this time in Lincoln Susan has credibility lenge of running for mayor, as well as a person with promote small business bring an informed perspec- City’s changes and develop- among business leaders in 1 of these candidates clearly creative ideas and solu- in town. She is an active tive to council deliberations. ment, this is precisely the Lincoln City, and was active rises to the top—Riley Hoa- tions to the challenges that volunteer with community Recently we were talking type of mayoral leadership in the Chamber of Com- gland. face our community. I am organizations. with a city employee when we need for our city to move merce when she was the Riley has proven his enthusiastically voting for I have known Susan for he paused and pointed to forward. Susan Wahlke Chamber Ambassador. commitment to making LC Riley Hoagland! several years. She is careful, the “Wahlke for Mayor” brings years of public ser- I believe she has the the best community on the thoughtful, and considerate. sign in my yard, and said vice, volunteer experiences, kind of background I want Oregon Coast through his Jane L. Mulholland, These are the qualities we that she did a great job and significant municipal work for our next Mayor. She can service as a City Councilor Lincoln City need in our next mayor. always made sure city em- experiences, business skills hit the ground running and (4 years) and as Chairman ployees had the equipment and 28 years of life experi- not spend her term of office of the Budget Committee (4 Rick Mark, needed so they could do ences in and around Lincoln learning how to be a Mayor years). He is a Coordinator Susan Wahlke For Lincoln City their jobs maintaining the City. or wasting Council time and for the Oregon Coast Trail Honor a nurse who has made a difference

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10 TheNewsGuard.com May 4, 2021 SPORTS LCSD preps for Season 4, clarifies maskruling MAX KIRKENDALL this specific change meant to diagnosed with COVID-19. [email protected] their program. “Throughout Seasons 1, 2, “For spectators, coaches, and 3, we have established on- In a Winter and Spring and all other Season 3 sports, campus academic education seeing four distinct athletic nothing changed to the mask for all students, implemented seasons, changes keep coming mandate,” said Tolan. sound contact tracing proce- to the Lincoln County School An addendum clarifying the dures, and have established District (LCSD). rule that included OSAA’s press quarantine and isolation prac- LCSD recently recieved release was also sent to families tices,” said Assistant Super- an update on face covering of student-athletes participat- intendent Susan Van Liew. or mask guidance from state ing in the impacted activities. “District nurses feel confident health officials. As Season 3 draws to a close in their ability to add the final “On Monday, the Oregon this week, Season 4 is gearing step of offering onsite testing Health Authority and Gover- up with participant registra- for those impacted.” nor Brown modified the mask tion. LCSD will be completing Furthermore, information mandate to allow student- the “opt-in” process required to about Season 4 spectator regu- athletes directly competing in participate in Season 4, indoor, lations will come as County an outdoor, non-contact event full-contact activities such as Risk Levels change. Due to to remove their mask while basketball and wrestling. capacity limits outlined in Sec- actively participating in direct NEWS GUARD FILE PHOTO/MAX KIRKENDALL This “opt-in” requires offer- tor Guidance, spectators will competition.,” said Majalise The Lincoln County School District plans to ‘opt-in’ to Season 4 of the ing onsite testing to those stu- not be allowed while Lincoln Tolan, LCSD Athletic Director. school sports schedule that includes full-contact indoor sports. dent-athletes, coaches, man- County is in High or Extreme “For Lincoln County, this rule agement staff, or volunteers County Risk Levels. change applies only to track non-contact.” tors spoke with each Season 3 who are symptomatic or have Season 4 begins May 10. and field and golf as they are Building athletic direc- program directly to clarify what been in contact with someone the only sports designated as Taft softball hosts reigning championClatskanie MAX KIRKENDALL the final two innings to newsguardeditor@countryme- secure an 8-3 victory Baseball dia.net over Taft. In game two, Clats- Taft baseball has Taft 7-12 softball kanie’s high powered played a limited sched- welcomed the unbeaten offense came to life, ule this season that in- Clatskanie Tigers to Lin- scoring 14 runs. Taft im- cluded several canceled coln City on April 28 for a proved to score six runs gamed. doubleheader matchup. of their own, but it wasn’t After falling short in The hometown Taft enough to overcome their first four games Tigers gave the reigning the deficit and the game of the season against state champions a scare ended at 14-6. Newport and Rainier, in the opening game. Game three of the the Tigers earned thier After Taft gave up two series between the two first big win last week runs in the first inning squads, originally sched- at Clatskanie, dominat- and one run in the fourth uled for Friday, was ing the home team 12-0. inning, the host Tigers canceled, according to The two squads played a started a rally in the bot- OSAA. Taft will now pre- tight second game that tom of the fourth and pare for there final week ended in a 6-7 victory for scored three runs to tie of the shortened season Clatskanie on April 28. up the game 3-3. that features three games Taft will play a three However, the power- against Warrenton and game series this week house that is Clatskanie a single game against against Warrenton start- responded, scoring two Yamhill-Carlton on Tues- ing with a home game NEWS GUARD PHOTO/MAX KIRKENDALL runs in the fifth inning day. today at 4:30 p.m. Sophomore Nat Gates rounds second base after a big hit late in the game against Clatskanie. and three more runs in

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