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Michael Heinbach

Missoula
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Blue note

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By Michael Heinbach
| The Pulp Verified
For some more than others, the musical soundtrack of our lives helps define our memories. Many of us recall the songs, music genres and oftentimes goofy one-hit wonders who graced the airwaves during our high school days, and songs chosen to mark the bride’s entrance or a first dance at a wedding. Those whose thirst for live music is greater than most can even recall historically significant dates by way of some memorable show attended on or near that particular event.
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Depoe Bay refiles claim against former recorder

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By Michael Heinbach
| Newport News Times Verified
Following its regular Feb. 6 meeting at Depoe Bay City Hall, the Depoe Bay City Council the following day refiled the city’s claim against a former city recorder that seeks a $10,000 reimbursement for what the city says was paid out to her in unauthorized wages. On Jan. 30, Lincoln County Circuit Court Judge Marcia Buckley ruled in favor of Barbara Chestler, the Depoe Bay city recorder for nearly two-and-a-half years, from late 2019 through the beginning of April 2022.
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ECS principal resigning

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By Michael Heinbach
| Newport News Times Verified
In a letter dated Feb. 5 and submitted to the Eddyville Charter School Board of Directors, Stacy Knudson, ECS superintendent/principal, announced her resignation from that role at the end of the school year. “It is with a heavy heart that I submit my resignation as Eddyville Charter superintendent and K-12 principal, effective June 30, 2024,” Knudsen wrote.
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