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This week’s top fi ve
1
LINCOLN CITY
— Haunting
voices will fi ll the
auditorium of the
Lincoln City Cultural
Center this Veterans
Day, Monday, Nov. 11
as Portland’s Cappella
Romana presents
Alexander Kastalsky’s
“Requiem: Memory
Eternal to the Fallen
Heroes.”
See page 16
2
YACHATS —
If you want less
haunting and
more fl aunting, check
out the old-country
rhythms on off er in
Yachats as it presents
a three-day festival
of Celtic music and
dance, with a dram of
two of whisky thrown
in for good measure.
See page 17
3
NEWPORT —
If ever an event
were worth a
fl utter it is surely the
Nye Beach Banner
Auction, where
banners decorated
by area artists go
under the hammer
to raise funds for art
education.
See page 10
4
NEHALEM —
Th is weekend is
the last chance
to see the Riverbend
Players’ production of
“Moon Over Buff alo,”
following two faded
actors as they chase
one last crack at the
limelight.
See coast calendar,
pages 12 & 13
2 • oregoncoastTODAY.com • facebook.com/oregoncoasttoday • November 8, 2019
5
PACIFIC CITY
— If thinking
about the
challenges of climate
change puts you in
need of a stiff drink,
this Wednesday’s
Science Pub is the
perfect opportunity
to pair environmental
stewardship with a
craft beer.
See page 19
Assistant editor Quinn