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NEWPORT —
Don Quixote will
forever be a symbol
of the starry-eyed
dreamer that lives within
us all. See Cervantes’
delusional but lovable
hero brought to life
as Porthole Players
presents “Th e Man of La
Mancha.”
See page 14
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MANZANITA,
NEHALEM &
WHEELER —
Meet Santa in Manzanita,
get served wine as you
wander through Wheeler
and fi nd great bargains
everywhere as these three
villages pull together to
present Plaid Friday.
See page 17
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This week’s top fi ve
LINCOLN CITY
— Th e Angels Ball
is the social event of
the season, off ering the
chance to catch up with
old friends and even
make a few new ones, all
while raising funds for
Angels Anonymous, so be
sure to bid early and bid
often.
See page 8
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LINCOLN CITY
— Taft’s iconic dock
isn’t much of a spot
for crabbing anymore
thanks to the years of
sediment accumulation
that have left it mostly
high and dry. But it will
serve to snag the attention
of travelers on Highway
101 when it hosts the
city’s new Deck the Dock
lights display this winter.
See page 5
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TOLEDO — What
could be nicer for
burning off the
Th anksgiving calories
than milling about in
the mill town of Toledo
for a few hours? Join the
Coastal Gems walking
group as they tackle their
fi nal stroll of the year.
See page 4
Associate editor BamBam has
displaced Quinn this week. Can you
fi nd him hiding on another page?