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LINCOLN
CITY — It is a
testimony to the
great talent of blues
virtuoso Terry Robb
that, despite being
universally celebrated
for his outstanding
guitar skills, he still
somehow manages
to summon the
melancholy air necessary
to do justice to his craft.
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NEWPORT
— All good
performers know
when to take a bow.
And that goes double
for rock violinist Aaron
Meyer, who would be
well and truly up a creek
if he turned up for a gig
without one. See the
always-equipped Meyer
as he takes to the stage
this Sunday.
See page 16
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AT THE TABLE
— Whether you
are tackling one of
the recipes in Gretchen
Ammerman’s feature
or taking a seat at
one of the many free
community dinners
along the coast, we hope
your Th anksgiving is
fi lled with love, laughter
and perfectly cooked
Brussels sprouts.
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ALL ALONG
THE COAST
— Oregon’s King
Tides are always fun to
watch, partly because
they go away again after
a few days. As sea levels
rise, that won’t always
be the case. So, grab
your camera, snap some
shots and help plan for a
wetter tomorrow.
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YACHATS
— Winter is
undoubtedly
quilt weather, mostly
for crawling under
and getting cozy. But
some quilts thrive in a
vertical habitat and are
best enjoyed in a gallery
setting, like those on
display at the Art Quilt
Trifecta this weekend.
See page 22
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