Volunteers Jason Schermerhorn, Jackson Schermerhorn, Cody Perry and Adam Pozsgai invite visitors and residents to fill the boot to fight Muscular Dystrophy on behalf of the Seaside Fire Department.
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For the thousands of teams and 19,000 runners and walkers of the Hood to Coast Relay, it was all about teamwork. The race, which began for many at 5 a.m. Friday, it also came with exhilaration…
MONDAY, Aug. 26
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The Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District selected Rodney Roberts to fill the vacant board Position 1 seat on Tuesday. This is the second appointment this year; in February, Roberts tempo…
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A new activity bus will join Seaside’s fleet of school buses this school year.
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Seaside’s Fred Loser remembers when things were so quiet at Providence Seaside Hospital that they would send doctors home for lack of business.
Do you own your dog, or are you her guardian? (I know ... if your pet is a cat, she owns you.) Do you absolutely cringe when people call their pets “fur babies,” or are you a “pet parent”? If …
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The genre of historical fiction is a popular one and growing all the time. Telling a story about a particular time and place and developing characters based on actual living people requires a …
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The Oregon Department of Revenue has recently seen a spike in concerned taxpayers reporting fishy phone calls.
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Not this November, Mayor Matt Brown told members of the audience at the Wednesday, Aug. 7 meeting of Gearhart City Council.
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The organizers of the Hood to Coast Relay are making strides during this year’s race — along with the concurrent Portland to Coast Walk Relay and High School Challenge — to adopt more sustaina…
TUESDAY, Aug. 20
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Shark attacks are relatively rare, according to Katie McEntire of the home security company Safewise.
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Public safety employees in Seaside saw a 5% cost of living as of July 1, as the City Council approved the Public Safety Association’s collective bargaining agreement on Monday, Aug. 12. The co…
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More than a year and half after a single-family home on Holladay Drive burnt down, the city has decided to declare the property a public nuisance and move forward to have it abated. The demoli…
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On Saturday, Aug. 17, at 8 a.m., the registration table opens for “Run to Break the Chain” a 5K run on the Prom in Seaside.
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Two years into the city’s vacation rental rules came into place, City Administrator Chad Sweet provided an update on short-term rental permits at the Aug. 7 City Council meeting.
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The North Coast Land Conservancy’s Circle Creek Conservation Center is home to flocks of birds, both resident and migratory, including cedar waxwings, song sparrows and flycatchers.
Gov. Kate Brown trimmed her veto list down to just two line-item vetoes on Friday, the deadline for the governor to decide which if any bills to kill after the 2019 session.
The state has landed a federal grant that will fund research into whale entanglement issues off the Oregon Coast.
SALEM — Nine public employees are asking the state’s highest court to review a new state policy that slashed their retirement benefits.
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Gearhart officials unanimously approved the second reading of the tsunami hazard overlay zone ordinance, legislative amendments to increase community land use and human resiliency in the event…
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On Saturday, Aug. 10, at approximately 2 p.m., Seaside Police received a report of the stolen 2001 silver Dodge Ram from the Circle Creek Campground on U.S. Highway 101.
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Whether grading the sand, setting up volleyball standards, providing visitor information or emceeing the event from courtside, local residents, volunteers and businesses converged for the worl…
MONDAY, Aug. 12
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From Aug. 19 through Sept. 1, Seaside Police Department will conduct a high-visibility enforcement period regarding the proper use of a seat belt. They will also educate the public on the impo…
A Seaside man was sentenced on Thursday to three years in prison for assaulting a sheriff's deputy.
After 25 years on the bench, Clatsop County Circuit Court Judge Paula Brownhill will retire in November.
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A perceived shooting threat on social media rattled Gearhart, leading to an emotional plea from Mayor Matt Brown.
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Seaside just made it easier for residents and visitors to use beach wheelchairs for those experiencing mobility disabilities.
The Astoria Regatta's Grand Land Parade begins at 12 p.m. on Saturday. Traffic will be disrupted through the downtown core beginning at about 8 a.m. until the parade ends and streets have been swept.
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The large signs hanging at the entrances of Broadway Middle School that promote free summer meals include the broad proclamation, “Please join us!” That message of enthusiastic welcome is ampl…
Gov. Kate Brown is considering using her veto power to kill proposals championed by rural lawmakers of both parties.
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In mid-July, the Seaside School District’s real estate representative Norris & Stevens posted sales listings for two of three school district properties on the market, Broadway Middle Scho…
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Work is underway at the Outlet Mall in Seaside on a new Columbia Memorial Hospital primary care and urgent care clinic, located at the former sites of Dress Barn and Toys R Us.
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SEASIDE — The Northwest Oregon Housing Authority has taken ownership of more than 40 units at the Clatsop Shores Apartments in Seaside from Clatsop County.
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The Sunset Empire Transportation District is under pressure to hire bus drivers for a major expansion and a crush of cruise ship visits this fall.
TUESDAY, Aug. 6
The Pacific Ocean along the equator cooled in June and is expected to be at normal temperatures in a month or two, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported Thursday.
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Portland artist May Wallace’s portrait exhibit at the Seaside Library focuses on the faces of climate change and features large scale images of the people who inspire her.
SALEM — Oregon’s ambitious and costly plan to transform its public schools begins with one person.
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Along the North Coast and in the Portland Metro area for 18 days, filmmakers captured the flavor of the coast. The marquee reads “Seaside,” the movie, to debut Aug. 20.
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A “spectacular number” people showed up to pull policeman’s helmet, or Impatiens glandulifera, Saturday, July 20, for the final of three weed-pulling events aimed at eradicating the invasive w…
A town hall meeting to discuss immigration enforcement is planned for Wednesday night at First Presbyterian Church in Astoria.
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A nearly 9-foot female four-year-old thresher shark washed ashore on the north end of Manzanita Wednesday, July 31.
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Naked cyclist and Astoria resident Michael "Sasha" Miller on U.S. Highway 101 in Gearhart protesting climate change.
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