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Happy St. Patrick's Day! If you're headed out today, don't forget to wear green. The old First Street Pub has sat quiet long enough: on March 20, Clementine is set to open its doors at 611 E. 1st St., bringing a wood-fired oven, craft cocktails, live music, and a new-American menu to downtown Newberg. The historic building at 500 E. First St. housing Social Goods was listed for sale Monday, March 2, for just under $1.6 million. The lot behind it, also owned by the Sikkens family and home to Vino Oregon and Ricky’s Tacos, was listed separately for $330,000 and is now under contract. It's that time again — the second annual Newberg's Favorite community competition is open for nominations! We're looking for your local favorites covering categories from favorite tacos to favorite uniquely Newberg experience and so much more. It’s @newgrassfest weekend! Bluegrass lovers locally and otherwise will descend on the @chehalemculturalcenter Friday and Saturday to get their fill of pickin’ and playin’. The Chehalem Parks and Recreation District Board of Directors voted Feb. 26 to commission a $10,000 study examining potential locations for mountain biking within the district — including Bob & Crystal Rilee Park — delaying a decision on whether bicycles should be allowed at the 325-acre Parrett Mountain property.

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