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This Whimsical Oregon Cafe Looks Like A Cartoon Fantasy Village With Hundreds Of Hand Painted Characters
Hundreds of hand-painted cartoon cutouts fill one Oregon cafe, and a sleeping dragon is part of the crowd. Every wall, shelf, and corner seems to have a goofy little face peeking back at you. I noticed that the artist behind it built the whole place from scratch. That means the...
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Oregon lands one of nation's top high school distance runners ahead of schedule
One of the nation's top high school distance runners is moving on to the collegiate level ahead of schedule. Ellery Lincoln, a senior at Lincoln High School in Portland, Oregon , will graduate early and enroll at the University of Oregon in January, forgoing her final high school track and field season to compete for the Ducks during the 2026-27 indoor campaign. The news was first reported by DyeStat, and later reported by the Eugene Register-Guard, part of the USA TODAY Network . "I just wanna say that there's a lot of thought put into this decision and the people around me wouldn't let me make a self-destructive choice," Lincoln told DyeStat. "And I've got a lot of people in my corner helping support me through this transition and I feel very confident about where I'm going." The decision comes after Lincoln capped her high school cross-country career with a second consecutive OSAA Class 6A state championship last weekend. She won in a course-record 16 minutes, 57.6 seconds at Lane Community College. Lincoln has established herself as one of the most accomplished distance runners in Oregon high school history. She owns state records in the 1,500 meters (4:07.06), mile (4:27.65)
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Gusty showers Saturday night and Sunday
Another gusty/active night for the coast, but the worst is behind us. Spots along the coast did experience max gusts in the 40-60mph range Saturday, with the strongest wind along the south coast. Wave heights have started to fall since this morning for most of our buoys. We’ll get another round of higher-than-normal wave heights Sunday evening with the second system that moves through. 20-30 foot breaking waves are possible, with the High Surf Warning along the southern Oregon coast extending through Monday night. Most of the Oregon coastline is under a High Surf Advisory through Monday morning- not quite as dramatic of waves expected there.