Two Seaside volunteer groups met at City Hall this month with Seaside’s homeless problem in mind. The Seaside Homeless Task Force and the Seaside Think Tank met in separate sessions, hearing o…
Gearhart mayor Paulina Cockrum asks, “A new fire station: If not now, when?”
I wrote this a couple of weeks ago, in anticipation of putting out a bond measure for the new fire/police station at the November election. The bond measure has been delayed until next year, d…
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The following are my thoughts regarding our city attorney’s response to the Signal’s write-up regarding the ballot objection filed by myself and Dr. Harold Gable involving the vague language i…
A little-noticed initiative by Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-WA, Sen. Ron Wyden, D-OR and five other senators would boost local jobs, accelerate sales and improve economies. The Local Journalism Sust…
The stunning photographic renditions of the Prom from 100 years ago owe their beauty not only to the intrepid photographers of the time, but to the man who helped them find a new life.
Humans are at the top of the food chain. We have no natural predators. Except microscopic ones, like the coronavirus COVID-19.
In most years, residents welcome Hood to Coast participants with open arms and our famous Seaside hospitality. For frontline health care providers at Providence Seaside and Columbia Memorial h…
Swimming, rodeo, rugby — and a lifelong commitment to Native Americans and Indian heritage. All this from John Spence, a former Seaside lifeguard in the 1960s who shares the story of his remar…
In 1992, I became the principal of Cannon Beach Elementary School. During that first year, I discovered something that would come to change my career. I found a picture of the school in a closet.
I’m sitting here on the bay by the old Seaside High School, wondering what the proposed plan is for the property. As it sits, empty, run-down and sad-looking, I have memories of running my hea…
When emergency room nurse Mary Romanaggi started at Providence Seaside Hospital in 1982, nurses performed all sorts of tasks, from boiler room repairs to holiday cooking.
Mysterious, poisonous and beautiful nudibranchs are sliding around our coastal tide zones just waiting to be discovered. Two-hundred different species of nudibranchs call the Pacific Northwest…
I’ve heard it said that homelessness is such a difficult complex problem to solve. That sentiment can be used to justify throwing up our collective hands in frustration… or it can be a rallyin…
Formally incorporated in 2006, Consejo Hispano is a community-based nonprofit whose mission is the equitable integration of resident Hispanics into the broader social and economic fabric of th…
Lance Lyons delivered these words in honor of his father, Raphael “Stubby” Lyons, at Broadway Field last Saturday.
The year was 1998. I was a sophomore at Seaside High School. It was August and it was warm. I was engaged in the annual tradition of “daily doubles,” preseason football practices that were hel…
At 75, Ken Palmrose, who was born and raised in Seaside, is the author of “Out of the Blue: A Young Man’s Journey from the Palms of Vietnam to the Pine Forests of the West.”
Walking along the shoreline you might come across some of these guys. They are a species of salp called Salpa fusiformis.
What does the Christian culinary experience mean?
We are tourists visiting Seaside and what a lovely place it could be. Except for the heat wave, the mild weather is much enjoyed. We were dismayed to see all the trash in the streets and on th…
To the Editor:
Regarding all the Gearhart City councilors enthusiasm for a new fire station on Highlands Lane, have you thought through the traffic and safety aspect?
I was happy to read this in the Seaside Signal:
To Gearhart Mayor and City Councilors:
I read the article about business owners considering working with Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District to house workers in Broadway Middle School. An interesting approach (short-term) to…
Did you know opalescent squid are the most common squid off Oregon’s coast?
It’s time for the sweetest day of the year, National Donut Day. As Americans celebrate all the gooey goodness of donuts on June 4, they may not know that, unlike other fun holidays, Donut Day …
TerHar’s, founded by Bud and Jean TerHar, May 25, 1951, celebrated its 70th birthday this week. A little history of how it all started.
It is with a heavy heart that I write this post. I learned yesterday that our dear friend Bill Berg died suddenly in a Portland hospital after several weeks of illness.
The following speech was delivered at a celebration of the new Broadway Field indoor batting facility.
The Seaside Public Library and the North Coast Library Cooperative; a partnership between the Astoria Public Library, Seaside Public Library, and Warrenton Community Library, will be offering …
To the business owners of the northern Oregon coast:
The COVID-19 outbreak in India is a humanitarian crisis with global implications. It’s also a powerful reminder that we won’t end this pandemic anywhere unless we end it everywhere.
The election is near and certain facts have not changed.
The author, longshoreman and philosopher Eric Hoffer wrote, “A busy life is the nearest thing to a purposeful life”.
I am asking you to please join me in voting for the reelection of the current Board members of the Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District: Su Coddington, Celeste Tuhy Bodner, Mike Hinton, …
On May 4, “Citizens of Clatsop County Political Forum” sponsored an event permitting the candidates the opportunity to state their views.
Since fall, sunsetempire.com has had a dedicated tab on their website: Sunset Recreation Center/Broadway Middle School. You can listen to three December webinar topics: the financial plan, com…
As a resident of Seaside, the current election is of great concern to me.
Expenses are rapidly accumulating for the Sunset Empire Park and Rec District’s recent acquisition of Broadway Middle School, now renamed the Sunset Recreation Center.
In real estate, you must move quickly if an opportunity presents itself, especially if other buyers have offers in hand. The Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District Board of Directors used …
I keep seeing election posters saying, “Reelect Su Coddington; Celeste Bodner; Erika Marshall-Hamer; Katherine Parker; and Mike Hinton, to the Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District Board …
There is an important race in the upcoming May 18 election. I would like to provide you with some insight.
At the end of the Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District candidate’s forum at the Bob Chisholm Center, in responding to a chat comment Chelsea Archibald, the wife of Skyler Archibald, said…
I cannot accept these vague representations from “Transparency” group candidates for Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District Board of Directors positions. They’ve no vision but a desire to …
My friend Al called the other day. When I told him I wrote articles for local publications, he was interested. “What do you write about?” Good question. “Mostly church-lady politician stuff ab…
When I look at the new Sunset Recreation Center, formerly Broadway Middle School, I remember …
Today’s headlines in the Daily Astorian, one on top of the other, with absolutely no irony: “County appeals to governor to lift virus restrictions,” and “County reports 14 new virus cases” (no…
It has been just over 100 days since the Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District closed on the Broadway Middle School Property at 1120 Broadway.
What has changed?
Let’s talk about pyrosomes! Often called sea pickles or sea squirts, pyrosomes are most commonly found in tropical waters, but stormy ocean conditions are known to bring the mysterious creatur…
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