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Ukrainian foreign exchange student Maksym “Max” Matviyenko came to Seaside City Hall Monday night, Dec. 9, to introduce himself to the community and share the heritage of his homeland.

A trailer with three-ton and five-ton counterweights deposited modular school buildings to The Heights.

Pattaporn Lovwatcharasophon returned to the Seaside City Council for the second time in six months, seeking a liquor license for a new restaurant, The Sea, at 1480 S. Roosevelt Dr., the site o…

“Good report card. Congratulations.”

Did you know there are people serving time in prison who never get a visitor, never get a letter, or receive a Christmas card?

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Seaside Fire responded to a van fire on Avenue U and South Edgewood Monday at about 1 p.m.

The Falcon Cove Beach Water District board voted Saturday to extend a moratorium for another six months, but it could be the last one.

Late Sunday night the Seaside Police Department responded to a reckless driving complaint at the Seaside Outlet Mall at 1111 N. Roosevelt. A motor vehicle had been reported to be “burning cook…

Seaside Police charged 22-year-old Erick Yetzael Mendez Lopez with assault, driving under the influence of intoxicants and other charges Monday morning.

Astoria Mayor Bruce Jones, a retired U.S. Coast Guard captain, provided a remembrance at the 78th anniversary of Pearl Harbor commemoration at the Seaside Civic and Convention Center on Saturd…

Amanda and Travis Hanshew of Coastal Occasions party supply and rental shop are the Seaside Outlet Mall’s newest tenants, opening three weeks ago in the former storefront of Bruce’s Candy Kitc…

Oct. 28

An SUV ran a stop sign, struck a vehicle, and then hit a pedestrian, according to eyewitnesses at the intersection of 12th Avenue and North Holladay Drive in Seaside shortly after 8 p.m. Satur…

MONDAY, Dec. 9

The fire truck is here.

Two Planning Commission seats came up for reappointment Wednesday, Dec. 4, with two incumbents, Russ Taggard and Terry Graff, winning new terms.

To spur downtown and workforce housing, the Planning Commission considered a new zoning amendment to reduce the required number of parking spaces for studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartm…

For Laurie Mespelt, the role of executive director will be a familiar one. Mespelt left in February 2015, and her return was announced at the Thursday, Dec. 5, breakfast meeting of the group a…

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Roadwork is underway on South Holladay Drive, and drivers may face delays.

Lt. Bruce Holt has learned a lot about the Seaside Police Department during his 36 years of service, but it required additional research to give him further insight into the history of the dep…

Three culverts and two bridges considered essential to the city’s water system are rated in poor condition and in need of replacement, Public Works Director Dale McDowell told the Seaside City…

TUESDAY, Dec. 3

Seaside has gone “big screen” at City Hall, boasting a new video projection and sound system in the meeting chambers.

Runner Paul Balmer, 29, said he’s won a few races, but this “is probably the coldest one I’ve run.”

SEASIDE — On Nov. 6, 15 men armed with chainsaws arrived at Tillamook Head’s Boneyard Ridge, a 340-acre habitat reserve acquired in 2016 and conserved by the North Coast Land Conservancy.

After a “do-over” for sixth- and ninth-grade students, the Seaside School District set new targets for performance in mathematics and literacy.

A limousine ride to lunch, scooters, squish toys, and reusable water bottles. These were a few of the incentives available to students at The Heights Elementary School who were called on to he…

Seaside firefighters responded to a two-alarm blaze Sunday night at 845 Second Ave.

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Columbia Pacific CCO awards projects within Clatsop, Columbia and Tillamook counties that improve the health of the community. The Community Wellness Investment Fund supports innovative, local…

MONDAY, Nov. 25

Effective Jan. 1, the Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District will prohibit the use metal cleats on Broadway Field.

The building at 735 Broadway first went on the tax rolls in Seaside 100 years ago, in January 1920, Neighbors at clothing store Selnes and Wheatley were offering a special sale on underwear an…

The deafening cheers of more than 700 elementary-aged students permeated the gymnasium at The Heights Elementary School on Wednesday, Nov. 20, during a joint assembly with Gearhart Elementary …

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U.S. Highway 101 could narrow in Gearhart to reduce crashes and injuries.

Applications are being sought for three open seats on the Arts Council of Clatsop County.