Police are investigating a spate of flyers recruiting for the Ku Klux Klan that were anonymously posted around downtown Astoria late last week.
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The Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District can taketh away, and it can giveth.
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Seaside’s business community came together at the Times Theatre, Thursday, Jan. 14, to celebrate accomplishments of businesses large and small alike.
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Park near Warrenton remains relatively pristine despite shutdown
Oregon’s bottle deposit system is recycling more containers than ever before despite major disruptions in global recycling markets.
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In his Portland home, Austin Meyers stood in front of his gun safe showing how he stores his ammo, his pistols and his rifle.
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The Gearhart Volunteer Fire Department delivered its annual report to the City Council in January.
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New state Rep. Tiffiny Mitchell will serve on the House committees on health care, human services and housing.
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The Seaside Aquarium reported a large skate washed ashore at the Cove. "Upon closer examination we were able to determine that the four-foot skate was a female longnose skate," the aquarium's …
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After about four years of service, Patrick Nofield is resigning from the Seaside School District’s board of directors, effective Jan. 31.
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Establishing a beach and trail ambassador program, improving signs and starting a new message campaign about protecting natural resources are some of the ideas tourism leaders are proposing to…
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The Sunset Empire Transportation District is missing more than half of its operational funding because of the government shutdown and could soon have to look at cutbacks.
SALEM — Oregon and Washington state are still figuring out what to do with gillnets on the Columbia River.
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City residents receive fire, police, water and sewage, among other services, while people under county jurisdiction are served by other entities.
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Board president Alan Evans stepped down as president of the Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District Tuesday.
SALEM — Oregon’s two senators on Tuesday urged the head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to update federal regulations to permit interstate commerce of food products containing a key n…
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Clatsop Community College can realistically only raise $4 million of the $14 million it had hoped to gather to help pay for a new maritime sciences center.
A six-month moratorium on new connections
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In December, the Seaside Planning Commission told developers they could go ahead with plans to acquire a U.S. Highway 101 property for a Grocery Outlet — with a few conditions.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children is looking for any information regarding Alexus Roberts, a 17-year-old from Tillamook who has been missing for a year.
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The internal investigation of Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare’s executive director involved her on-call responsibility at the crisis respite center in Warrenton.
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Members of Boy Scout Troop 211 assemble tables for a popup pantry at the Astoria Masonic Lodge that will provide free food and daily essentials Saturday and Sunday for federal employees affect…
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Mayor Jay Barber, along with council members Tita Montero and Steve Wright, took the oath of office at Monday’s Seaside City Council meeting.
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An estimated 1,500 local Coast Guardsmen missed their first paycheck Tuesday because of a government shutdown.
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Coast Guard spouses, from left, Amanda Gibbs, Jennifer Siems and Stacey Benson, interviewed Monday by news station KGW, said they have tried to remain upbeat and grateful for the community sup…
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A 47-foot motor lifeboat from the Coast Guard’s Station Cape Disappointment patrols in January.
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Cannon Beach visitor Terrance Jorgensen was among onlookers at Saturday's dramatic Coast Guard rescue of two surfers at Indian Beach.
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Amy Baker has returned as executive director of Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare after the mental health agency's board completed an investigation into her conduct.
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Bethany area man was duck hunting with his father Saturday
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The Seaside City Council broadened its scope and looked into the near future. At the top of the annual two- and four-year goal-setting agenda attended by City Council members and staff, housin…
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Coast Guard crews rescued two surfers at Indian Beach in Ecola State Park on Saturday.
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The board chairwoman at Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare has resigned, explaining that the performance of the board and the mental health agency no longer aligned with her core values.
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The Coast Guard evacuated a sick crewman off a commercial vessel 25 miles west of Washington’s Willapa Bay Friday morning.
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Beau Bennett of the Coraggio Group and Matthew Landkamer of the Coraggio Group, a consulting firm assisting the city of Seaside with the annual goal-setting process on Friday morning.
SALEM — State officials know of 160 doctors with suspicious prescribing patterns but Oregon law shields those doctors from further scrutiny.
WARRENTON — A local builder is restarting the former Warrenton Builders Supply on Main Avenue as a construction office, hardware store and commercial shop rentals.
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“Twenty-five years is an amazing milestone for an organization,” said Darren Gooch, president of the Seaside Downtown Development Association’s board of directors.
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Buoy Beer Co. is entering the craft liquor market, acquiring Pilot House Distilling in a bid to help the startup and find a new area for growth amid a tightening beer scene.
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nvasive English ivy has a foothold along the Skipanon River in Warrenton, where it climbs into Sitka spruces and other native trees, causing them to rot and ultimately topple. North Coast Land…
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The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has started killing sea lions below Willamette Falls to protect a fragile run of winter steelhead.
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A commercial crabbing boat that capsized in rough waters off the Oregon Coast, killing the three men aboard, sent a shock wave through a seafaring community already struggling from a monthlong…
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Gearhart is among the cities feeling the pinch
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Clatsop County Commissioner Sarah Nebeker was selected Wednesday night as the board's new chairwoman.
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Clatsop County will put contracts for mental health and addiction treatment and developmental disabilities up for bid as frustration builds with Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare.
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Stephen Phillips has been chosen as the new superintendent of Jewell School District beginning next year.
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Cats and cat fanciers came to Seaside on Jan. 5 for the Emerald Cat Club show at the Seaside Civic and Convention Center.
Two planning commissioners appointed
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GEARHART — North Coast leaders struggling to address elk-related issues in their communities hope an organization with ties to the governor’s office will be able to help.
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A portion of Dolphin Road in Warrenton is expected to close for roughly a month starting Jan. 21.
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PORTLAND, Maine — A group of nine Democratic state lawmakers from different coastal states announced Tuesday that they are going to use their coming legislative sessions to try to block attemp…
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Three Seaside School District’s properties will go to the real estate market this spring, as the district plans on selecting Norris & Stevens to represent the sales of Gearhart Elementary …
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