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Percentages indicate amount of trail already built. Dollar amounts are informed guesstimates of completion costs, including land acquisition.

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Cole Ortega, 14, hopes to go home to Bend Thursday after his left arm was re-attached at Legacy Emanuel Hospital.

Calling it an unfortunate accident, Tillamook County District Attorney Bill Porter says there was no crime committed when Cole Ortega's left arm was severed near the beach in Pacific City.

First surgery The trauma team evaluated and treated Cole's head and chest. They reattached his blood supply temporarily to the arm to get vascular flow through the entire arm using hoses connecting the ...

It's time for the sweetheart, and it's the most deliciously warm time on the coast during the entire winter period .

A 14-year-old boy who lost his arm while surfing on the Oregon Coast, may regain the use of his arm now that it's re-attached to his body.

Shortly after Cole Ortega, a 14-year-old surfer from Bend, was struck by a dory boat Sunday at Cape Kiwanda, Lake Oswego resident Greg Broderick shot this photo of another docy boat coming to shore.

Dorymen say they're working on a safety plan for Cape Kiwanda, where a dory severed the arm of a 14-year-old surfer from Bend.

A 14-year-old surfer had his left arm reattached by surgeons following a collision with a dory boat near Pacific City.

Doctors say they won't know for several weeks if an Oregon surfer will regain use of the arm they reattached after he was run over by a boat.

Two surfers who witnessed the collision of a teenager on a surfboard and an incoming dory Sunday morning at Pacific City described it all as the tragic outcome of a convergence of events.

Images of the moments in the water when a 14-year-old lost his arm in a surfing accident tell quite a story.

He was surfing with his 16 year old sister and her boyfriend. Authorities say the boy collided with a small boat that was coming into shore in Pacific City.

A 14-year-old surfer had his arm severed by a dory boat headed for shore Sunday on the Oregon Coast.

The victim, Cole Ortega of Bend, had been surfing with his 16-year old sister and her boyfriend.

Tillamook County authorities say a 14-year-old boy lost his arm in a surfing accident in Pacific City.

It's almost spring break, which means the phones are starting to ring off the hook at most hotels, motels and inns up and down the coastline.