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Oregon barge maker updates design
After 50 years of major advancements in automotive, aviation and maritime engineering, an Oregon shipyard decided it was time to tinker with the design ...
Oregon senators deny asking for arrow tax break
Oregon's two senators say they did not ask for a tax break for toy wooden arrows included in the financial bailout bill. ...
Coos Bay gives LNG project in Ore. an extra year
A proposed liquefied natural gas terminal in Coos Bay has an extra year for development. ...
Ore. extends closure of mussel harvest
The Oregon Department of Agriculture has closed recreational mussel harvesting from Roads End in Lincoln County north to the mouth of the Columbia River ...
Coos Bay finance director fired
Coos Bay has fired Finance Director Janell Howard even though investigators found no evidence that shoplifting charges against here were valid. ...
New Carissa shipwreck salvage down to final piece
Salvage crews on Tuesday lifted the final big piece of the New Carissa shipwreck out of the sand on a beach near Coos Bay, eliminating the last visible ...
New Carissa salvage down to final pieces
Salvage crews have lifted the final big piece of the New Carissa shipwreck out of the sand on a beach near Coos Bay. ...
Abandoned Ore. rail line getting pricier
There's good news and bad news in the International Port of Coos Bay's effort to take over a rail line that runs from Coos Bay to Eugene. ...
New Carissa scrap could hit 1,700 tons
Scrap metal recovered from the wreckage of the New Carissa could total about 1,700 tons — or about 600 tons more than salvage crews were expecting. ...
New route picked for Coos Bay pipeline in Ore.
Backers of a Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline have picked a new overland route around Coos Bay rather than one under the bay itself. ...
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