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A Republican political advertisement has aired in Portland, Oregon, when it was apparently intended for Portland, Maine. The mix-up means voters in the Pacific Northwest city saw a campaign message aimed at an East Coast audience, drawing amusement and criticism on social media. People are questioning how the ad buy went wrong and what it says about campaign targeting.
- 2Spouting Horn on the Oregon Coast Draws Visitors●The Spouting Horn, found just south of Cape Perpetua on the beautiful Oregon coast. Make sure to visit during high tide!
Travelers are highlighting the Spouting Horn, a natural blowhole just south of Cape Perpetua on the Oregon coast, where waves force water through a rock opening in dramatic fashion. Visitors are advised to time their trip for high tide, when the spouting effect is most impressive. The spot is being recommended as a scenic stop along the coastline.
- 3Big Ten issues statement on UCLA-Oregon game▼Big Ten Conference issues statement on UCLA-Oregon game
The Big Ten Conference has issued a public statement regarding the UCLA-Oregon game, according to Yahoo Sports. The details of the statement and what prompted it were not immediately available, but league comments on a specific matchup typically concern officiating, scheduling, or on-field incidents. The game involves two of the conference's high-profile West Coast programs, and the statement is drawing attention from college football fans.
- 4Oregon Coast Aquarium debuts octopus named after hit book series▼Oregon Coast Aquarium debuts octopus named for buzzy book series
The Oregon Coast Aquarium has introduced a new octopus whose name was chosen in honor of a popular, bestselling book series currently drawing wide attention. The debut was reported by local station KATU, and the naming ties the marine attraction to the ongoing craze around the fantasy novels, giving visitors a pop-culture hook alongside the animal itself.
- 5Monthly Celtic music series launches at Lincoln City Cultural Center▼Monthly Celtic music series kicks off at the Lincoln City Cultural Center on Tuesday, Oct. 21
A monthly Celtic music series begins at the Lincoln City Cultural Center on Tuesday, Oct. 21. The launch gives the Oregon coast community a recurring evening of traditional Irish and Scottish music, adding to the center's roster of cultural programming. Local coverage highlights the event as a new regular fixture for folk music fans in Lincoln City.
- 6A quiet beach walk on the Oregon coast●Today it was warm and not windy, so Honey-Chan and I ventured up to Neskowin (population 205) and spent an hour walking
On a warm, calm day, a visitor walked the beach at Neskowin Beach Oregon State Recreation Site with Honey-Chan, spending an hour on the sand of the small Oregon coastal village of about 205 residents. They encountered only around half a dozen people and came across a small cabin someone had built on the beach, calling it pretty cool.