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MANZANITA
— He is, without
a shadow of a
doubt, a fast-talking
feline with some fi ne
footwear. Watch as
the Oregon Shadow
Th eatre brings “Puss
in Boots” into the
spotlight with Mardi
Gras fl air.
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DEPOE BAY —
From the bustling
seawall to the
charm of the harbor,
this picturesque town is
the perfect place for a
stroll. Join the Coastal
Gems as they lace up
and set off for a cheery
constitutional.
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from the editor
This week’s top fi ve
LINCOLN CITY
— February’s
rains keep Oregon
green. And, while the
downpours are doing
their work, you can let
some of the state’s fi nest
writers keep your mind
keen — as the Oregon
Legacy Series returns
to Driftwood Public
Library.
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LINCOLN
CITY —
Cinema should
challenge the mind
rather than test the
posterior. And for this
reason, we salute the
creators of this year’s
Oscar-nominated
short fi lms, animations
and documentaries,
screening from Monday
through Th ursday.
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NEWPORT —
Th e Dungeness
crab has played
an outsized role in
the development of
Newport from fi shing
village to coastal hub.
So, this celebrated
crustacean serves as the
ideal centerpiece for
the upcoming historical
society fund-raising
feast.
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Assistant editor Quinn