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2012

January	Jan. 4 - Vol. 23 # 01 The Fishtracker Project (2,227kb)	Jan. 11 - Vol. 23 # 02 Billy Elvis Rocks (8,200kb)	Jan. 18 - Vol. 23 # 03 Council Remembers Scott Luhr (8,316kb)	Jan. 25 - Vol. 23 # 04 Port Dodges Weather Bullet (2,549kb)
February	Feb. 1 - Vol. 23 #	Feb. 8 - Vol. 23 #	Feb. 15 - Vol. 23 #	Feb. 22 - Vol. 23 #	Feb. 29 - Vol. 23 #
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2011

January	Jan. 5 - Vol. 22 # 01 The New Year (2,378kb)	Jan. 12 - Vol. 22 # 02 Taking Our Schools Back (2,356kb)	Jan. 19 - Vol. 22 # 03 Second Crab Season Opener (2,785kb)	Jan. 26 - Vol. 22 My apologies to all. There will be no paper this week. I was in the hospital from Tuesday morning to Saturday morning with a blood infection. I'll be fine but it prevented me from doing any typesetting. We hope to have a paper on our normal schedule next week.
February	Feb. 2 - Vol. 22 # 05 Council Considers Hwy 101 (2,872kb)	Feb. 9 - Vol. 22 # 06 The Million Dollar Guitar (4,218kb)	Feb. 16 - Vol. 22 # 07 Urban Renewal On Hold (2,597kb)	Feb. 23 No paper this week.
March	Mar. 2 - Vol. 22 # 08 Public Outreach Meeting (3,114kb)	Mar. 9 - Vol. 22 # 09 A Rock And A Hard Place (2,527kb)	Mar. 16 - Vol. 22 # 10 Lions & Tigers & Relatives (part 2) (2,461kb)	Mar. 23 - Vol. 22 # 11 Fear and Loathing in Port Orford (2,579kb)	Mar. 30 - Vol. 22 # 12 Water Emergency Declared (2,489kb)
April	Apr. 6 - Vol. 22 # 13 March Was All Wet (2,832kb)	Apr. 13 - Vol. 22 # 14 Brown Named Honorary Citizen (2,556kb)	Apr. 20 - Vol. 22 # 15 Ocean Changes (2,630kb)	Apr. 27 - Vol. 22 # 16 Cost of Bond Election (2,447kb)
May	May 4 - Vol. 22 # 17 Candidates Front and Center (2,414kb)	May 11 - Vol. 22 # 18 Local Heroes (2,669kb)	May 18 - Vol. 22 # 19 It's Water Time (2,552kb)	May 25 - Vol. 22 # 20 Port Orford Tsunami Drill (2,946kb)
June	June 1 - Vol. 22 # 21 Your Health Matters (2,820kb)	June 8 - Vol. 22 # 22 Emergency Election Results (2,395kb)	June 15 - Vol. 22 # 23 Airport Acquisition Planned (2,444Kb)	June 22 - Vol. 22 # 24 Council Supports Salmon (2,435kb) 4th of July Jubilee Program	June 29 - Vol. 22 # 25 Congratulations Mary Hathorn (4,223Kb)
July	July 6 - Vol. 22 # 26 "No" to Land Swap at Airport (2,958kb) Here are some videos from the 4th of July events: Beachcomber's Cove Pancake Breakfast Paradise Cafe Pancake Eating Contest 2011 Parade	July 13 - Vol. 22 # 27 State Parks Meeting (3,055kb)	July 20 - Vol. 22 # 28 County Fairs Open Next Week (3,173kb)	July 27 - Vol. 22 # 29 This Land is Your Land (3,828kb)
August	Aug. 3 - Vol. 22 # 30 Better Than a Fair Time (3,131kb)	Aug. 10 - Vol. 22 # 31 Fighting Fire With Words (2,983kb)	Aug. 17 - Vol. 22 # 32 Planter Goes Back To Council (3,225kb)	Aug. 24 - Vol. 22 # 33 Commissioners Plan Golf Courses (2,705kb)	Aug. 31 - Vol. 22 # 34 DeFazio Aide Retiring (2,816kb)
September	Sep. 7 - Vol. 22 # 35 Scott Luhr Resigns (3,033kb)	Sep. 14 - Vol. 22 # 36 Rogue River Bird Life (3,425kb) And here is the video of our trip in various formats: Rogue River Boat Trip (FLV 93Mb) Rogue River Boat Trip (SWF 32Mb) Rogue River Boat Trip (MP4 88Mb)	Sep. 21 - Vol. 22 # 37 Council Vacancy (2,936kb)	Sep. 28 - Vol. 22 # 38 Chetco Placed Into Conservatorship (3,358kb)
October	Oct. 5 - Vol. 22 # 39 Blacklock off the Table (4,378kb)	Oct. 12 - Vol. 22 # 40 Plans Withdrawn (3,187kb)	Oct. 19 - Vol. 22 # 41 Port Orford Demonstration (2,981kb)	Oct. 26 - Vol. 22 # 42 Halloween Calendar (2,740Kb)
November	Nov. 2 - Vol. 22 # 43 VFD News (4,086kb)	Nov. 9 - Vol. 22 # 44 Auborn Appoints Billings (2,710kb)	Nov. 16 - Vol. 22 # 45 Crab Season Opener Delayed/Chamber Night Out (3,041kb)	Nov. 23 - Vol. 22 # 46 Remember the Silver Door (2,729kb)	Nov. 30 - Vol. 22 # 47 Holiday Bazaar Schedule (2,666kb)
December	Dec. 7 - Vol. 22 # 48 Port Orford Success Story (2,868kb)	Dec. 14 - Vol. 22 # 49 Port Orford Gets Spiffy (2,877kb)	Dec. 21 - Vol. 22 # 50 Christmas Lights (3,176kb)	Dec. 28 - Vol. 22 # 51 Redfish Rocks Marine Reserve (2,924kb)

2010

January	Jan. 6 - Vol. 21 # 01 More Year End Wrap Up (2,227kb)	Jan. 13 - Vol. 21 # 02 Council Passes on Ordinance (1,517kb)	Jan. 20 - Vol. 21 # 03 Election News (1,530kb)	Jan. 27 - Vol. 21 # 04 Mr. Tom Turkey Relocated (1,736kb)
February	Feb. 3 - Vol. 21 # 05 Election Results (1,660kb)	Feb. 10 - Vol. 21 # 06 New Officer Takes Oath (1,877kb)	Feb. 17 - Vol. 21 # 07 A Day In the Parks (1,439kb)	Feb. 24 - Vol. 21 # 08 Filing Deadline Nears (2,265kb)
March	Mar. 3 No Paper This Week.	Mar. 10 - Vol. 21 # 09 Scatter the Seeds of Kindness (2,034kb)	Mar. 17 - Vol. 21 # 10 Old Highway 99 (1,649kb)	Mar. 24 - Vol. 21 # 11 Library Endowment Fund (1,705kb)	Mar. 24 - Vol. 21 # 12 Huge Water Loss Reported (1,766kb) Apologies: This issue was delayed and print edition was limited.
April	Apr. 7 - Vol. 21 # 13 District 2CJ News (1,954kb)	Apr. 14 - Vol. 21 # 14 Making Sense of the Census (2,053kb)	Apr. 21 - Vol. 21 # 15 Port Orford Matters (2,041kb)	Apr. 28 - Vol. 21 # 16 Two Local Women Drown (2,055kb)
May	May 5 - Vol. 21 # 17 School District News (1,867kb)	May 12 - Vol. 21 # 18 Pruitt Saves the Day (1,698kb)	May 19 - Vol. 21 # 19 Committee Approves Budget (2,654kb)	May 26 - Vol. 21 # 20 Election Results (1,863kb)
June	Jun. 2 - Vol. 21 # 21 PHS Graduating Class of 2010 (2,313kb)	Jun. 9 - Vol. 21 # 22 POORT Receives Award (3,357kb)	Jun. 16 - Vol. 21 # 23 Jubilee Schedule Available (2,414kb)	Jun. 23 - Vol. 21 # 24 Wildlife Images (2,747kb)	Jun. 30 - Vol. 21 # 25 Enjoy the Jubilee (4,298kb) 4th of July Jubilee Program for 2010
July	Jul. 7 - Vol. 21 # 26 Councilors Change Seats (2,720kb)	Jul. 14 - Vol. 21 # 27 It's Fair Time (2,414kb)	Jul. 21 - Vol. 21 # 28 Calm Before the Storm (3,116kb)	Jul. 28 - Vol. 21 # 29 County Fair Week (8,987kb)
August	Aug. 4 - Vol. 21 # 30 Blessing of the Fleet (3,140kb)	Aug. 11 - Vol. 21 # 31 Images of America (2,246kb)	Aug. 18 - Vol. 21 # 32 Law Enforcement Tax (2,203kb)	Aug. 25 - Vol. 21 # 33 Be True To Your School (2,373kb)
September	Sep. 1 - Vol. 21 # 34 Patients Head North 2,372(kb)	Sep. 8 - Vol. 21 # 35 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony (1,925kb)	Sep. 15 No paper this week	Sep. 22 No paper this week	Sep. 29 No paper this week
October	Oct. 6 - Vol. 21 # 36 The Door Into Summer (2,012kb)	Oct. 13 - Vol. 21 # 37 The "Real" Vacation Begins (2,348kb)	Oct. 20 - Vol. 21 # 38 Council Candidates Speak (3,147kb)	Oct. 27 - Vol. 21 # 39 City Council News (2,687kb)
November	Nov. 3 - Vol. 21 # 40 The End of the Road (1,995kb)	Nov. 10 - Vol. 21 # 41 Election Wrap-up (2,090kb)	Nov. 17 - Vol. 21 # 42 That's Entertaining! (2,127kb)	Nov. 24 - Vol. 21 # 43 Going to the Car Wash (2,987kb)
December	Dec. 1 - Vol. 21 # 44 Shop Locally (3,012kb)	Dec. 8 - Vol. 21 # 45 Council Meeting Turns Ugly (2,768kb)	Dec. 15 - Vol. 21 # 46 Crab Season Closure (2,819kb)	Dec. 22 - Vol. 21 # 47 Merry Christmas (2,423kb)	Dec. 29 - Vol. 21 # 48 Port Raises Rates (2,753kb)

2009

January	Jan. 1 - Vol. 20 # 01 The Year In Review (1,427kb)	Jan. 8 - Vol. 20 # 02 New Year Begins Positively (1,455kb)	Jan. 15 - Vol. 20 # 03 Legislature Opens Session (1,376kb)	Jan. 22 - Vol. 20 # 04 Port Orford's Front Yard (1,495kb)	Jan. 29 No paper this week
February	Feb. 5 - Vol. 20 # 05 On The Road Again (2,318kb)	Feb. 12 - Vol. 20 # 06 Community Service (1,961kb)	Feb. 19 - Vol. 20 # 07 Main Street to Miracle Mile (2,422kb)	Feb. 26 - Vol. 20 # 08 Police Levy Back on Ballot Auborn Replaces Roorbach (2,035kb)
March	Mar. 5 - Vol. 20 # 09 School Survey (2,421kb)	Mar. 12 - Vol. 20 # 10 Port Orford Weather Report (3,971kb)	Mar. 19 - Vol. 20 # 11 Railroad Funding Secured (1,407kb)	Mar. 26 - Vol. 20 # 12 Police Reserves Honored (1,867kb)
April	Apr. 2 - Vol. 20 # 13 Copper Salmon a Reality (1,423kb)	Apr. 9 - Vol. 20 # 14 Electric Rates to Go Up (1,632kb)	Apr. 16 - Vol. 20 # 15 Talking about the Police Levy (1,275kb)	Apr. 23 - Vol. 20 # 16 Public Works in PO (1,476kb)	Apr. 30 - Vol. 20 # 17 Police Levy Meeting (1,496kb)
May	May 7 - Vol. 20 # 18 Gold Coast Apartments Open (1,930kb)	May 14 - Vol. 20 # 19 Police Department Budget (1,685kb)	May 21 - Vol. 20 # 20 Memorial Day Weekend (1,478kb)	May 28 - Vol. 20 # 21 Police Cheif Search (1,504kb)
June	Jun. 4 - Vol. 20 # 22 Port Stimulus News (2,054kb)	Jun. 11 - Vol. 20 # 23 Port Projects Support Grows (1,391kb)	Jun. 18 - Vol. 20 # 24 All Around the Town (1,480kb)	Jun. 25 - Vol. 20 # 25 Auborn Replaces Roorbach (1,595kb)	Fourth of July Jubilee Flyer (524kb)
July	Jul. 2 - Vol. 20 # 26 Letter from the Fire Chief (2,465kb)	Jul. 9 - Vol. 20 # 27 Purchase of Backhoe Okayed (1,565kb)	Jul. 16 - Vol. 20 # 28 Looking for Volunteers (1,308kb)	Jul. 23 - Vol. 20 # 29 Let it Be (1,597kb)	Jul. 30 - Vol. 20 # 30 Port Orford Not Immune (1,520kb)
August	Aug. 5 - Vol. 20 # 31 Law Enforcement Meeting (1,593kb) Note: We've changed the paper to a Wednesday dateline instead of Thursday with this issue. This better reflects the fact that about half of the papers are distributed on Wednesday, beginning about 3pm. The Internet edition is also usually posted on Wednesday, typically (though not always) in the morning.	Aug. 12 - Vol. 20 # 32 Rates Going Up (1,574Kb)	Aug. 19 - Vol. 20 # 33 DeFazio Wows them in PO (1,541kb)	Aug. 26 - Vol. 20 # 34 All Present and Accounted For (1,672kb)
September	Sep. 2 - Vol. 20 # 35 Honor Labor (1,680kb)	Sep. 9 - Vol. 20 # 36 DEQ Presentation at Meeting (1,593Kb)	Sep. 16 - Vol. 20 # 37 Driftwood School Opens (1,543kb)	Sep. 23 - Vol. 20 # 38 Public Works (1,572kb)	Sep. 30 - Vol. 20 # 39 Health District News (1,549kb)
October	Oct. 7 - Vol. 20 # 40 That's Entertainment (1,777kb)	Oct. 14 - Vol. 20 # 41 Pacific High Vandalized (1,659kb)	Oct. 21 - Vol. 20 # 42 Stand By Me (1,653kb)	Oct. 28 - Vol. 20 # 43 District Plans (2,417kb)
November	Nov. 4 - Vol. 20 # 44 Law Enforcement District (1,618kb)	Nov. 11 - Vol. 20 # 45 New Police Chief Takes Oath (1,999kb)	Nov. 18 - Vol. 20 # 46 P.O. Schools Outstanding! (2,309kb)	Nov. 25 - Vol. 20 # 47 Council Considers Dark Skies (1,677kb)
December	Dec. 2 - Vol. 20 # 48 H1N1 Flu Shots Available (2,152kb)	Dec. 9 - Vol. 20 # 49 City Settles with Creighton (1,785kb)	Dec. 16 - Vol. 20 # 50 Falcon Thieves Sentenced (1,929kb)	Dec. 23 - Vol. 20 # 51 It's the Water (1,778kb)	Dec. 30 - Vol. 20 # 52 New Decade Begins - Part 1 (1,531kb)

2008

January	Jan. 3 - Vol. 19 # 01 Top Story of the Year (1,430kb)	Jan. 10 - Vol. 19 # 02 Election 2008 (1,557kb)	Jan. 17 - Vol. 19 # 03 Financial Burden Hits District (1,500kb)	Jan. 24 - Vol. 19 # 04 No Business Like Fish Business (1,351kb)	Jan. 31 - Vol. 19 # 05 Marine Reserves Moving Forward (1,735kb)
February	Feb. 7 - Vol. 19 # 06 Board Tours North Hall (1,952kb)	Feb. 14 - Vol. 19 # 07 Looking Forward in 2008 (2,051kb)	Feb. 21 - Vol. 19 # 08 Jim Campbell Resigns (1,803kb)	Feb. 28 - Vol. 19 # 09 City Council Changes (2,262kb)
March	Mar. 6 - No paper this week	Mar. 13 - No paper this week	Mar. 20 - Vol. 19 # 10 Home Rule Charter Proposed (2,223kb)	Mar. 27 - Vol. 19 # 11 In Search of Desert Flowers (1,912kb)
April	Apr. 3 - Vol. 19 # 12 Desert Flowers Part 2 (2,204kb)	Apr. 10 - Vol. 19 # 13 Desert Flowers Part 3 (2,202kb)	Apr. 17 - Vol. 19 # 14 Creighton Rated Satisfactory (1,989kb)	Apr. 24 - Vol. 19 # 15 Blowback from Police Review (1,836kb)
May	May 1 - Vol. 19 # 16 Public Works (2,257kb)	May 8 - Vol. 19 # 17 Arizona Beach State Park (2,592kb)	May 15 - Vol. 19 # 18 More Changes at 2CJ (1,659kb)	May 22 - Vol. 19 # 19 Administrator Above Average (1,845kb)	May 29 - Vol. 19 # 20 Election Wrap Up (1,456kb)
June	Jun. 5 - Vol. 19 # 21 Jubilee Schedule on the Way (1,862kb)	Jun. 12 - Vol. 19 # 22 Library Says No to Bond (2,315kb)	Jun. 19 - Vol. 19 # 23 New Cell Tower Approved (2,284kb)	Jun. 26 - Vol. 19 # 24 How Does Your Garden Grow? (2,286kb)	4th of July 2008 Jubilee Program (617kb)
July	Jul. 3 - Vol. 19 # 25 What a Week! (2,271kb)	Jul. 10 - Vol. 19 # 26 What Else Is New? (1,732kb)	Jul. 17 - Vol. 19 # 27 Crucial Year for CCEC (2,003kb)	Jul. 24 - Vol. 19 # 28 Shake, Rattle, & Roll (1,716kb)	Jul. 31 - Vol. 19 # 29 They Made a Difference (1,633kb)
August	Aug. 7 - Vol. 19 # 30 It's Fair Time (2,180kb)	Aug. 14 - Vol. 19 # 31 DSL Coming to Port Orford (2,338kb)	Aug. 21 - Vol. 19 # 32 Renovations Approved (1,925kb)	Aug. 28 - Vol. 19 # 33 Happy Labor Day (2,949kb)
September	Sep. 4 - Vol. 19 # 34 Big Week for Port Orford (3,164kb)	Sep. 11 - Vol. 19 # 35 Political World (2,030kb)	Sep. 18 - Vol. 19 # 36 Council on the Brink (1,624kb)	Sep. 25 - Vol. 19 # 37 Historic Agreement Signed (2,158kb)
October	Oct. 2 - Vol. 19 # 38 Executive Session Changed (2,812kb) + Article by Lou Mincer, part 1	Oct. 9 - Vol. 19 # 39 Wyden Brings Home Bacon (2,088kb) + Article by Lou Mincer, part 2	Oct. 16 - Vol. 19 # 40 Who's In Charge? (2,203kb)	Oct. 23 - Vol. 19 # 41 Clean Your Chimney (3,066kb)	Oct. 30 - Vol. 19 # 42 Candidates Look Forward (3,204kb)
November	Nov. 6 - Vol. 19 # 43 November 4 Election Results (3,366kb)	Nov. 13 - Vol. 19 # 44 Election Wrap-Up (3,022kb)	Nov. 20 - Vol. 19 # 45 Police Chief Gets Axe (1,913kb)	Nov. 27 - Vol. 19 # 46 Happy Thanksgiving (2,359 kb)
December	Dec. 4 - Vol. 19 # 47 Crab Season Opens (2,985kb)	Dec. 11 - Vol. 19 # 48 Port Orford Library a Success (2,349kb)	Dec. 18 - Vol. 19 # 49 School District Changes (1,783kb)	Dec. 25 - Vol. 19 # 50 Merry Christmas Port Orford (2,092kb)

2007

January	Jan. 4 - Vol. 18 # 01 New Year, New Faces (1,969kb) First paper created with Adobe InDesign!	Jan. 11 - No paper this week	Jan. 18 - Vol. 18 # 02 There's No Place Like Home (745kb)	Jan. 25 - Vol. 18 # 03 Chamber Hands Out Awards (678kb)
February	Feb. 1 - Vol. 18 # 04 Benefit Auction a Success (1,702kb)	Feb. 8 - Vol. 18 # 05 Board to Meet with Members (1,024kb)	Feb. 15 - Vol. 18 # 06 Curry County at Crossroads (754kb)	Feb. 22 - Vol. 18 # 07 OSU Research in Port Orford (1,870kb)
March	Mar. 1 - Vol. 18 # 08 David Itzen Resigns (2,013kb)	Mar. 8 - Vol. 18 # 09 Water Rates Will Rise (1,981kb)	Mar. 15 - Vol. 18 # 10 In the Spirit of Larry (1,881kb)	Mar. 22 - Vol. 18 # 11 Council Votes: Cut Down Tree (1,830kb)	Mar. 29 - Vol. 18 # 12 New Water Rates (1,922kb)
April	Apr. 5 - Vol. 18 # 13 Talking Transmission Lines (1,916kb)	Apr. 12 - Vol. 18 # 14 LWV Forum Brings Out Issues (1,640kb)	Apr. 19 - Vol. 18 # 15 Alcohol Awareness Month (1,475kb)	Apr. 26 - Vol. 18 # 16 Things to Do in Port Orford (2,117kb) Water Plans (13kb)
May	May 3 - Vol. 18 # 17 CCEC Changes Managers (2,179kb)	May 10 - Vol. 18 # 18 Time to Vote (2,675kb)	May 17 - Vol. 18 # 19 Driftwood Safety Issues Election Results (2,245kb)	May 24 - Vol. 18 # 20 Port Orford Cedar Expo (1,967kb)	May 31 - Vol. 18 # 21 Port Orford in the News (1,666kb)
June	Jun. 7 - Vol. 18 # 22 MacGuffin’s Night Out (1,856kb)	Jun. 14 - Vol. 18 # 23 School District Transitions (1,925kb)	Jun. 21 - Vol. 18 # 24 Daryl Robison Reelected (1,887kb)	Jun. 28 - Vol. 18 # 25 CCEC Closes Door (2,570kb)	4th of July Jubilee Schedule (515kb)
July	Jul. 5 - Vol. 18 # 26 Elder Wisdom (1,638kb)	Jul. 12 - Vol. 18 # 27 Fish Friendly Culvert (1,751kb)	Jul. 19 - Vol. 18 # 28 Mayor Names Beck to Council (1,587kb)	Jul. 26 - Vol. 18 # 29 Commission Hears It All (With special BONUS section!) (1,646kb)
August	Aug. 2 - Vol. 18 # 30 Library Ground Breaking (1,453kb)	Aug. 9 - Vol. 18 # 31 Blessing of the Fleet (2,184kb)	Aug. 16 - Vol. 18 # 32 Stamp of Approval (1,913kb)	Aug. 23 - Vol. 18 # 33 Council Selects New Lawyer (2,294kb)	Aug. 30 - Vol. 18 # 34 Good News (2,288kb)
September	Sep. 6 - Vol. 18 # 35 Theater News (2,355kb)	Sep. 13 - Vol. 18 # 36 Meader New CCEC Manager (1,953kb)	Sep. 20 - Vol. 18 # 37 New Councilor and Judge (1,929kb)	Sep. 27 - Vol. 18 # 38 Park Not Ready to Reopen (1,512kb)
October	Oct. 4 - Vol. 18 # 39 Copper Salmon Moves Forward (2,052kb)	Oct. 11 - Vol. 18 # 40 For the Good of the Many (2,408kb)	Oct. 18 - Vol. 18 # 41 Safe Driving (1,708kb)	Oct. 25 - Vol. 18 # 42 Radio Active Community? (1,973kb)
November	Nov. 1 - Vol. 18 # 43 What's Next for Theater 101? (1,830kb)	Nov. 8 - Vol. 18 # 44 Cranberry Harvest (1,903kb)	Nov. 15 - Vol. 18 # 45 Election Wrap Up (5,715kb)	Nov. 22 - Vol. 18 # 46 Tseriadun State Park Reopens (2,481kb)	Nov. 29 - Vol. 18 # 47 Green Saturday (2,787kb)
December	Dec. 6 - Vol. 18 # 48 Curry County Torn by Storms (2,730kb)	Dec. 13 - Vol. 18 # 911 Update (2,449kb)	Dec. 20 - Vol. 18 # 50 And So This is Christmas (1,835kb)	Dec. 27 - Vol. 18 # 51 Happy New Year (1,633kb)

2006

January	Jan. 5 - Vol. 17 # 01 101 Closed Until Thursday (309kb)	Jan. 12 - Vol. 17 # 02 Give it Up for ODOT (617kb)	Jan. 19 - Vol. 17 # 03 Slip Sliding Away (450kb)	Jan. 26 - Vol. 17 # 04 City Administrator Search (596kb)
February	Feb. 2 - Vol. 17 # 05 Finding Common Ground (445kb)	Feb. 9 - Vol. 17 # 06 SRO at the Savoy (488kb)	Feb. 16 - Vol. 17 # 07 Port Orford Refinement Plan (614kb)	Feb. 23 - Vol. 17 # 08 Port Asks For Help (1,751kb)
March	Mar. 2 - Vol. 17 # 09 Board Donates Vehicles (1,623kb)	Mar. 9 - Vol. 17 # 10 Up In Smoke (2,594kb)	Mar. 16 - Vol. 17 # 11 Remembering Wilbur Green (1,225kb)	Mar. 23 - Vol. 17 # 12 Go Johnny Go! (2292kb)	Mar. 30 - Vol. 17 # 13 Good Water Year (2172kb)
April	Apr. 6 - Vol. 17 # 14 Slow Down Zone (2,466kb)	Apr. 13 - Vol. 17 # 15 Salmon Fishermen Rally (4,228kb - 20 pages!)	Apr. 20 - Vol. 17 # 16 Council Hires Mike Murphy (3,332kb)	Apr. 27 - Vol. 17 # 17 Time to Vote (3,510kb)
May	May 4 - Vol. 17 # 18 Coos Curry Meeting (3,350kb)	May 11 - Vol. 17 # 19 Welcome Ruby Price (3,254kb)	May 18 - Vol. 17 # 20 City Council Meeting (2,995kb)	May 25 - Vol. 17 # 21 Port Orford Cedar Expo (3,962kb)	Sorry for the delay in getting # 18-20 posted. We were on vacation and producing them remotely.
June	June 1 - Vol. 17 # 22 CCEC Candidate Forum (1,337kb)	June 8 - Vol. 17 # 23 Wyden Visits Port Orford (1,416kb)	June 15 - Vol. 17 # 24 Fire Season Alert (1,127kb)	June 22 - Vol. 17 # 25 Millions of Gallons of Water (1,291kb)	June 29 - Vol. 17 # 26 Owners Elect Challengers! (2,267kb) Our BIGGEST issue ever! 26 pages!
July	July 6 - Vol. 17 # 27 Council Supports POORT (453kb)	July 13 - Vol. 17 # 28 Dunes Alteration Project (513kb)	July 20 - Vol. 17 # 29 Tsunami Warning Sirens (1,141kb)	July 27 - Vol. 17 # 30 Community Involvement (440kb)	4th of July Jubilee Schedule
August	Aug. 3 - Vol. 17 # 31 CCEC Shows a Profit (624kb)	Aug. 10 - Vol. 17 # 32 Time to File (470kb)	Aug. 17 - Vol. 17 # 33 Dredging Bid Scrapped (650kb)	Aug. 24 - Vol. 17 # 34 Council Keeps It Local (462kb)	Aug. 31 - Vol. 17 # 35 DeFazio Says It's up to Smith (1,132kb)
September	Sep. 7 - Vol. 17 # 36 Slow Down Zone (570kb)	Sep. 14 - Vol. 17 # 37 School Board Welcomes Public (1,113kb)	Sep. 21 - Vol. 17 # 38 Dave Pace Resigns (1,084kb)	Sep. 28 - Vol. 17 # 39 Curry Transit Cut Back (1,232kb)
October	Oct. 5 - Vol. 17 # 40 Services Set for Howard Lichtig (744kb)	Oct. 12 - Vol. 17 # 41 Candidate Forum (727kb)	Oct. 19 - Vol. 17 # 42 Council Asked Why? (789kb)	Oct. 26 - Vol. 17 # 43 Council Listens to Public (777kb)
November	Nov. 2 - Vol. 17 # 44 CCEC's Excellent Year (774kb)	Nov. 9 - Vol. 17 # 45 Council Has New Faces (503kb)	Nov. 16 - Vol. 17 # 46 Jesse Margolis Elected Judge (652kb)	Nov. 23 - Vol. 17 # 47 It's a Wireless World (1,261kb)	Nov. 30 - Vol. 17 # 48 All Present (875kb)
December	Dec. 7 - Vol. 17 # 49 Alternative Energy (724kb)	Dec. 14 - Vol. 17 # 50 Shop Locally Day (990kb)	Dec. 21 - Vol. 17 # 51 Four Fishermen Lost at Sea (669kb)	Dec. 28 - Vol. 17 # 52 Thanks to Ed and Jerry (389kb)

2005

January	Jan. 6 - Vol. 16 # 01 Happy New Year (762kb)	Jan. 13 - Vol. 16 # 02 One Down One to Go (762kb)	Jan. 20 - Vol. 16 # 03 New Look at City Hall (764kb)	Jan. 27 - Vol. 16 # 04 Tsunami Warning Signs (708kb)
February	Feb. 3 - Vol. 16 # 05 Citizens Concerns (790kb)	Feb. 10 - Vol. 16 # 06 Shall We Dance? (832kb)	Feb. 17 - Vol. 16 # 07 Buffington Park Vandalized (450kb)	Feb. 24 - Vol. 16 # 08 Coos-Curry Board Meeting (811kb)
March	Mar. 3 - Vol. 16 # 09 Police Chief Interviews (765kb)	Mar. 10 - Vol. 16 # 10 Council Chooses Creighton (593kb)	Mar. 17 - Vol. 16 # 11 Jail House Options (619kb)	Mar. 24 - Vol. 16 #12 Jail Hearing Set (938kb)	Mar. 31 - Vol. 16 # 13 Creighton Sworn In and Head for Higher Ground (693kb)
April	Apr. 6 - Vol. 16 # 14 Portland to Port Orford (529kb)	Apr. 13 - Vol. 16 # 15 School Superintendent Leaving (712kb)	Apr. 20 - Vol. 16 # 16 Council Approves Bond (659kb)	Apr. 27 - Vol. 16 # 17 Transportation Blues (701kb)
May	May 5 - Vol. 16 # 18 Coos-Curry Electric Audit (906kb)	May 12 - Vol. 16 # 19 Port Budget Hearing (693kb)	May 19 - Vol. 16 # 20 Historic Jail Gets Reprieve (663kb)	May 26 - Vol. 16 # 21 It's John Prine Time (718kb)
June	June 2 - Vol. 16 # 22 Congratulations Graduates	June 9 - Vol. 16 # 23 Around the Port	June 16 - Vol. 16 # 24 Jubilee Schedule Corrections Jubilee Schedule	June 23 - Vol. 16 # 25 By-Law Changes Pass	June 30 - Vol. 16 # 26 City Administrator To Go (contains revised Jubilee Schedule)
July	July 7 - Vol. 16 # 27 Senior Center Hosts Buehler See Parade pictures HERE	July 14 - Vol. 16 # 28 City Hall Departures	July 21 - Vol. 16 # 29 Charter Gets 3 Months	July 28 - Vol. 16 # 30 Old Fashioned Fun at the Fair
August	Aug. 4 - Vol. 16 # 31 Around the Area	Aug. 11 - Vol. 16 # 32 Blessing of the Fleet	Aug. 18 - Vol. 16 # 33 Council Honors Youth Group	Aug. 25 - Vol. 16 # 34 Crab Season Over
September	Sep. 1 - Vol. 16 # 35 The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly	Sep. 8 - Vol. 16 # 36 All the World's a Stage	Sep. 15 - Vol. 16 # 37 Presenting Your School Board	Sep. 22 - Vol. 16 # 38 Jean Shank Resigns	Sep. 29 - Vol. 16 #39 Blacklock Land Swap
October	Oct. 6 No Paper This Week	Oct. 13 No Paper This Week	Oct. 20 - Vol. 16 # 40 Getting Better All the Time	Oct. 27 - Vol. 16 # 41 Restoration Pros and Cons	NOTE: This completes our 15th year of publication!
November	Nov. 3 - Vol. 16 # 42 Water Master Plan	Nov. 10 - Vol. 16 # 43 Flu Season Preparation	Nov. 17 - Vol. 16 # 44 Superintendent Search	Nov. 24 - Vol. 16 # 45 No Crab for Christmas
December	Dec. 1 - Vol. 16 # 46 No Citizens Concerned	Dec. 8 - Vol. 16 # 47 Lake Outlet Opened	Dec. 15 - Vol. 16 # 48 Holiday Happenings	Dec. 22 - Vol. 16 #49 Merry Christmas	Dec. 29 - Vol. 16 # 50 That's a Wrap

2004

January	Jan. 1 - Vol. 15 # 01 The Year In Review	Jan. 8 - Vol. 15 # 02 Off and Running	Jan. 15 - Vol. 15 # 03 Garrison Lake Emptied	Jan. 23 - Vol. 15 # 04 Wyden Keeps Promise	Jan. 30 - Vol. 15 # 05 High Speed Internet
February	No Paper This Week	Feb. 12 - Vol. 15 # 06 City Opens Lake Outlet	Feb. 19 - Vol. 15 # 07 Road Trip (Part 1)	Feb. 26 - Vol. 15 # 08 Road Trip (Part 2)
March	Mar. 4 - Vol. 15 # 09 Filing Deadline Nears	Mar. 11 - Vol. 15 # 10 Taking Care of Business	Mar. 18 - Vol. 15 # 11 Council Approves Removal	Mar. 25 - Vol. 15 # Governor Visits South Coast
April	Apr. 1 - Vol. 15 # 13 Let's Play Musical Chairs	Apr. 8 - Vol. 15 # 14 Senior Center Easter Brunch	Apr. 15 - Vol. 15 # 15 That's Entertainment	Apr. 22 - Vol. 15 # 16 State Leads The Way	Apr. 29 - Vol. 15 # 17 Port Orford Scenes
May	May 6 - Vol. 15 # 18 Mother's Day Breakfast	May 13 - Vol. 15 # 19 Time to Vote	May 20 - Vol. 15 # 20 Juston Potter Retires	May 27 - Vol. 15 # 21 Election Update
June	June 3 - Vol. 15 # 22 Owen Miller Elected President	June 10 - Vol. 15 # 23 Jubilee Schedule Now Available	June 17 - Vol. 15 # 24 Board Members Elected	June 24 - Vol. 15 # 25 Contract Awarded	4th of July Jubilee Program
July	July 1 - Vol. 15 # 26 July 4 and Your Rights	July 8 - Vol. 15 # 27 A More Perfect Union	July 15 - Vol. 15 # 28 Greyhound Drops Port Orford	July 22 - Vol. 15 #29 It's Fair Time	July 29 - Vol. 15 #30 Ordinance Questions
August	Aug. 5 - Vol. 15 # 31 Police Department Workshop	Aug. 12 - Vol. 15 # 32 Good Vibratrions	Aug. 19 - Vol. 15 # 33 Chamber Request Approved	Aug. 26 - Vol. 15 # 34 Electric Rates More Than Double
September	Sept. 2 - Vol. 15 # 35 Traveling the Oregon Coast	Sept. 9 - Vol. 15 # 36 DeFazio Town Hall Meeting	Sept. 16 - Vol. 15 # 37 Senate Bill 179	Sept. 23 - Vol. 15 # 38 The Barge is Coming!	Sept. 30 - Vol. 15 # 39 Shetland Islands Experience
October	Oct. 7 - Vol. 15 # 40 Police Chief Resigns	Oct. 14 - Vol. 15 # 41 Council Supports Local Police	Oct. 21 - Vol. 15 # 42 Police Tax Levy Meeting	Oct. 28 - Vol. 15 # 43 Council Votes No on 37
November	Nov. 4 - Vol. 15 # 44 Election Results	Nov. 11 - Vol. 15 # 45 Voters Prefer Incumbents	Nov. 18 - Vol. 15 # 46 Thanks For Giving	Nov. 25 - Vol. 15 # 47 Saving on Electricity
December	Dec. 2 - Vol. 15 # 48 Crab is King	Dec. 9 - Vol. 15 # 49 Police Chief Search	Dec. 16 - Vol. 15 # 50 The Giving Spirit	Dec. 23 - Vol. 15 # 51 Still Searching in Port Orford	Dec. 30 - Vol. 15 # 52 City Reaches Milestone

2003

January	Jan. 2 - Vol. 14 # 01 Lake Levels Rise	Jan. 9 - Vol. 14 # 02 Council Reaffirms Lake Vote	Jan. 16 - Vol. 14 # 03 Chamber Plans for 2003	Jan. 23 - Vol. 14 # 04 Murals Dedicated at Blanco	Jan. 30 - Vol. 14 # 05 Chamber Hosts Ralph Brown
February	Feb. 6 - No paper this week	Feb. 13 - Vol. 14 # 06 Going The Distance	Feb. 20 - Vol. 14 # 07 Going The Distance - Part 2	Feb. 27 - Vol. 14 # 08 GO Bond Election
March	Mar. 6 - Vol. 14 # 09 How Far Can You Go?	Mar. 13 - Vol. 14 # 10 Mixing it up in Port Orford	Mar. 20 - Vol. 14 # 11 New Library in the Making	Mar. 27 - Vol. 14 # 12 Commissioners Visit Annual Weather Stats!
April	Apr. 3 - Vol. 14 # 13 Port Orford Postcards	Apr. 10 - Vol. 14 # 14 A Site To Behold	Apr. 17 - Vol. 14 #15 Council Discusses Rates	Apr. 24 - Vol. 14 # 16 Department Honors Garwood
May	May 1 - Vol. 14 # 17 Special Districts Election	May 8 - Vol. 14 # 18 Garrison Lake Drained	May 15 - Vol . 14 # 19 This Is It!	May 22 - Vol. 14 # 20 Council Hears Lake Concerns	May 29 - Vol. 14 # 21 Port Orford Shines
June	Jun. 5 - Vol. 14, # 22 RAD Equals Fun	Jun. 12 - Vol. 14 # 23 Parks Commission Response	Jun. 19 - Vol. 14 # 24 Garrison Lake Breach	Jun. 26 - Vol. 14 # 25 The Three Crown Jewels	4th of July 2003 Jubilee Schedule
July	Jul. 3 - Vol. 14 # 26 Full Speed Ahead	Jul. 10 - Vol. 14 # 27 Everybody's A Winner	Jul. 17 - Vol. 14 # 28 State Park News	Jul. 24 - Vol. 14 # 29 Council Considers Rights	Jul. 31 - Vol. 14 # 30 Chamber Goes Crazy
August	Aug. 7 - Vol. 14 # 31 A Weekend With Dan Bessie	Aug. 14 - Vol. 14 # 32 Motorcycle Mania	Aug. 21 - Vol. 14 # 33 Council Votes o on Rights	Aug. 28 - Vol. 14 # 34 New Festival Events (Arts & Seafood Festival issue)
September	Sep. 4 - Vol. 14 # 35 Arts Festival Fun	Sep. 11 - Vol. 14 # 36 Utility Bills Draw Attention	Sep. 18 - Vol. 14 # 37 Citizens Concerned	Sep. 25 - Vol. 14 # 38 Council Takes Strong Stance
October	Oct. 2 - Vol. 14 # 39 Rural Health Grant	Oct. 9 - Vol. 14, # 40 Fresh Start	Oct. 16 - Vol. 14 # 41 Chamber News	Oct. 23 - Vol. 14 # 42 Council Approves More Money	Oct. 30 - Vol. 14 # 43 Roadside Attractions
November	Nov. 6 - Vol. 14 # 44 Highway 101 Projects	Nov. 13 - Vol. 14 # 45 Library Plans Unveiled	Nov. 20 - Vol. 14 # 46 Help Wanted	Nov. 27 - Vol. 14 # 47 Crab Season Opens
December	Dec. 4 - Vol. 14 # 48 Chirstmas in Port Orford	Dec. 11 - Vol. 14 # 49 Senior Center Party	Dec. 18 - Vol. 14 # 50 Council Supports Wilderness	Dec. 25 - Vol. 14 # 51 Council Supports Wilderness	Happy Holidays to All!