Masudur Khan stands outside one of his hotels, the River Inn at Seaside, which features signs at the entrance about hand sanitizing stations and social distancing.
Employees of hotelier Masudur Khan in Seaside have been training on enhanced sanitation procedures in advance of reopening Thursday.
The River Inn at Seaside is limiting the check-in area to one guest at a time and will install a plexiglass barrier to increase separation between the front desk and guests.
Two positions and expenses related to the engineering department are eliminated in the 2020-21 Seaside City Budget.Â
Here are spring nature offerings from Seaside photographer Lou Solitske.
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Melanie Gabriel will be at The Home Depot in Warrenton Saturday to give out seed kits to kids.Â
Jason Milks, shirtless at right, after coming to the aid of a family in Seaside.
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