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Tongue Point students navigate uncertainty
A hearing on a temporary restraining order is slated for June 17 As a residential advisor at Astoria’s ...
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Man accused of hit-and-run a former law officer
‘Tragic outcome’ leaves community heartbroken The man accused of killing a pedestrian in a recent hit-and-run was a ...
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Astoria softball team overcomes obstacles to win 4A Girls Softball Championship
The “flu game.” This phrase was popularized by NBA great Michael Jordan, after he scored ...
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Gearhart wants its own water rights
Gearhart is pursuing full water rights from the Oregon Water Resources Department amid an expiring contract to share ...
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Clatsop Community College to launch pollinator garden; project planning underway
A small group of Clatsop Community College students is working to bring more native bees, butterflies and beneficial ...
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Umatilla County sheriff arrested on suspicion of drunken driving while operating a county vehicle
UMATILLA COUNTY — The Gilliam County Sheriff’s Office reported Umatilla County Sheriff Terry Rowan had a blood-alcohol level ...
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Craig Prins, appointed after bourbon scandal, plans to exit OLCC this summer
The head of Oregon’s commission overseeing liquor and marijuana plans to leave his position by July 1, he ...
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Warrenton to ask voters about adding fluoride to drinking water
WARRENTON — After receiving dozens of comments regarding water fluoridation, city commissioners have agreed to put the issue ...
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Students award over $50,000 to area nonprofits
This week, students distributed more than $50,000 as part of the Schnitzer Cares Student Grantmaking program — placing ...
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Astoria City Council extends lease for day care
Bumble seeks grant to expand, add infant care One of Clatsop County’s largest child care providers is looking ...
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Clatsop County fairgrounds levy renewal on May 20 ballot
This month, Clatsop County voters will decide whether or not to renew a five-year levy aimed at supporting ...
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New Oregon law could force Google and Facebook to pay for news — or pull it
A bill gaining traction in the Oregon Legislature could force tech giants like Google and Facebook to pay ...
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Warrenton-Hammond School Board candidate named in $1.3M lawsuit
WARRENTON — A former kindergarten teacher has filed a $1.3 million lawsuit against a candidate running for a ...
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Candidates focus on transparency, collaboration at Warrenton school board forum
Collaboration was a key focus for Warrenton-Hammond School Board candidates at a forum Thursday night. The forum, hosted ...
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Local contractor indicted on 23 felony charges connected to allegedly defrauding federal programs
The FBI indictment of local businessman and longtime contractor Joel Matthew Caswell on charges of committing nearly two ...
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In Clatsop County, toxicology results that once took 4 to 6 months, now available in minutes
Family members wanting to know what caused their loved one’s death used to wait four to six months ...
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Clatsop County students, staff stress importance of federal education funding
TRIO opens doors. That was the resounding message from local high school and college students on Friday during ...
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U.S. representative says she will fight for Columbia Memorial Hospital grant
While millions of dollars in federal funding for a major hospital expansion project on Oregon’s North Coast remain ...
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Two dozen gather in Astoria to protest deportations
Candles flickered on the steps of the Clatsop County Courthouse on Friday night as more than two dozen ...
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Kyron Horman’s disappearance in Portland remains unsolved on 15th anniversary
June 4 will mark the 15th anniversary of the disappearance of 7-year-old Kyron Horman from Skyline Elementary School ...
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Eleventh Street in Astoria closed Wednesday for repairs
Eleventh Street between Marine Drive and the Riverwalk will be closed to vehicular traffic today to repair a ...
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Federal cuts mean an 18% reduction for food banks
Members of Clatsop County’s most vulnerable populations — who often rely on Clatsop Community Action’s Regional Food Bank ...
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Everyday people: Delilah’s owner expands his culinary skills
When Sean Nye first opened cocktail lounge Delilah in October, it started as an unexpected opportunity for him ...
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Anti-Trump protests continue in Astoria, elswhere
Anti-Trump protests took place again Saturday in Astoria along Marine Drive, as well as Corvallis, Albany and places ...
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Transportation district hires new director
A transportation district on Oregon’s North Coast that survived a recent financial collapse hopes a new executive director ...