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Oregon Coast Music Festival gears up for another annual concert series

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By Nate Schwartz Verified
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This year’s theme: Myths, Legends & Science in the Musical Arts The forty-eighth installment of the Oregon Coast Music Festival will see dozens of world class musicians flocking to Coos County to once again participate in a tradition that brings a wave of inspiration and artistic verve to the community.
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Coquille Tribe celebrate resilience, practice remembrance for Restoration Day

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By Nate Schwartz Verified
| The World Newspaper Verified
The entire weekend leading up to the June 28 holiday becomes a festival honoring tribal culture, traditions and progress. Photo by Nate Schwartz The Coquille Tribe welcomed policy makers, elders and tribal members spread across the country to celebrate what is described as the most joyful day on the calendar, Restoration Day. The entire weekend leading up to the June 28 holiday becomes a festival honoring tribal culture, traditions and progress. This year that festival began with the elders.
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ODFW seeks comments for Dungeness crabbing rules

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By Nate Schwartz Verified
| Curry Coastal Pilot Verified
Ahead a meeting in Salem on August 14, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife are accepting public comment in regards to further changes to commercial Dungeness crab fishing regulations. A major portion of Coastal Oregon’s fishing industry, Dungeness are a species that have become emblematic of the area’s blue economy. These proposed changes would be a doubling down on whale entanglement prevention, for which stricter regulations were already passed earlier this year.
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