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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-03T22:39:20.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "Oregon News",
    "Confederated Tribes of Coos",
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    "With levee breached, Siuslaw River estuary connects to its past life as a sanctuary for salmon, lamprey and shorebirds",
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  "textContent": "After 15 years of planning and development, the Siuslaw Estuary restoration project east of Florence has achieved its goal: connecting a large swath of restored farmland to the Oregon Coast. The Siuslaw Estuary is a 217-acre expanse that’s expected to accommodate the return of native fish and other species.\n\nThe post With levee breached, Siuslaw River estuary connects to its past life as a sanctuary for salmon, lamprey and shorebirds appeared first on Lincoln Chronicle.",
  "title": "With levee breached, Siuslaw River estuary connects to its past life as a sanctuary for salmon, lamprey and shorebirds"
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