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LINCOLN CITY
— Despite all
the mean things
we might say about the
towns we grew up in,
they are always there
for us when we need to
go home. Not so for the
residents of Valsetz, the
Oregon logging town
whose disappearance has
made its way to the silver
screen.
See page 18
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NEWPORT
— Why settle
for one haunted
house this Halloween
when you can have two?
Th e Newport Horror
Story Schoolhouse
off ers family-friendly
spookiness from 6:30
to 7:30 pm, with horror
unleashed from 7:30 to
10 pm.
See coast calendar,
pages 12 & 13
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from the editor
This week’s top fi ve
NEWPORT —
Normally a fairly
salty place, the
Oregon Coast Aquarium
redresses the balance
each Halloween with
an infl ux of sugar
when it hosts Trick
or Treat Street, a safe,
weatherproof celebration
of candy.
See page 14
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YACHATS —
With all the
eyebrow-raising
goings on contained
within its hallowed pages,
the Bible scarcely needs
any more color added.
Th at didn’t stop Maeona
L. Urban, whose colored
pencil illustrations of
everything from Genesis
to Revelations are on
show this weekend.
See page 4
5
NEWPORT —
If anyone tries to
tell you that coastal
culture is nothing but
paintings of lighthouses
and the occasional
drunken sea shanty, point
them toward Th e Met:
Live in HD, bringing
world-class opera right
to the ocean’s edge.
See page 16
Assistant editor Quinn