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YOUR HOME
— Staying at
home doesn’t mean
restricting your cultural
intake to binge watching
“Tiger King” on Netfl ix.
Th e Lincoln City
Cultural Center is here
to help, with Creative
Quarantine Facebook
broadcasts at 7 pm
Monday to Saturday and
2 pm on Sundays.
Ad deadline 10 am Mondays
from the editor
A virtual top fi ve
YOUR HOME
— Whether it’s
Strength Training,
Tai Chi or Gentle Yoga,
Lincoln City Parks and
Recreation has a virtual
class to help keep you in
shape during lockdown.
Check their Facebook
page for updates and
stay tuned for a class
schedule.
lyaeger
@oregoncoasttoday.com
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YOUR HOME
— If you’re
planning take-
out this week, be sure
to check the Oregon
Coast TODAY Facebook
page for the latest of our
Lockdown Lowdown
contests, supporting local
restaurants and off ering
the chance to win a feast.
2 • oregoncoastTODAY.com • facebook.com/oregoncoasttoday • April 10, 2020
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YOUR HOME
— Lincoln City’s
Driftwood Public
Library has increased
its selection of e-books
and digital audio books.
Go to https://library2go.
overdrive.com and
select “Oceanbooks”
as your home library.
For assistance, contact
Matthew at mbaiocchi@
lincolncity.org or
541-996-1116.
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YOUR HOME
— Life is weird
right now. And
Manzanita’s Hoff man
Center for the Arts
is hoping people will
channel that weirdness
into art for its new online
salon “Creating in Place.”
Submit your creations at
https://hoff manarts.org.
Assistant editor Quinn