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Seaside woman pleads guilty to stealing over $500,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits
Seaside resident Tamara Fulmer, 47, pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing more than $567,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits from ...
Seaside resident Tamara Fulmer, 47, pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing more than $567,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits from ...
Councilors hear from outreach organizations In a meeting with nonprofit providers last Monday, Oct. 27, Astoria City Councilors ...
The Astoria-based sailor and writer holds book talk in Seaside Nov. 8 Former teacher, sailboater and boat builder, ...
It did not hamper Halloween spirits in Astoria Aliens, ghostbusters and emperors marched their way up and down ...
Flood levels may reach up to 1 foot in affected areas The National Weather Service issued a ...
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One month into the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici, a Democrat who represents the ...
Thousands of people on Oregon’s North Coast are poised to lose access to food stamps beginning Nov.1 and ...
Buildings will be illuminated in green to support veterans nationwide Clatsop County’s government buildings will glow green next ...
County commissioners worry about homelessness emergency Clatsop County commissioners received numbers from the state on how much funding ...
The Chinook Indian Nation’s champion for recognition receives high honor Tony A. (naschio) Johnson, chairman of the Chinook ...
The $114,000 settlement comes amid an ongoing workplace investigation Clatsop County has settled with two former employees from ...
Heavy rains contributed to incident Press release from the City of Cannon Beach, 1:29 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 28: ...
A meet and greet is scheduled for Monday Four applicants have thrown their hats in the ring to ...
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month In 1989, Congress declared the month of October Domestic Violence Awareness. This ...
Commission reviews projects, approves equipment and more The Port of Astoria Commission held a workshop session on Tuesday, ...
Community members again have a common space to learn The newly remodeled Astoria Public Library opens to the ...
‘Damaging winds will blow down trees and power lines’ The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind ...
A center for Nordic heritage in Astoria hosts events for all groups of people Along the Columbia ...
Second Republican files to run against Rep. Javadi Max Sherman, a Tillamook County farmer and retired teacher, announced ...
Coast Guard urges caution for mariners and coastal communities starting Thursday A strong coastal storm is expected to ...
Shortly before 1 p.m. Wednesday, a person driving a white Cadillac struck a bicyclist at the intersection of ...
Shutdown puts thousands in Clatsop County in danger of food insecurity Approximately 757,000 Oregonians who participate in the ...
Lump’s resignation leaves Ward 4 with no representation in the interim Astoria City Councilors met Monday to discuss ...
Fee to be placed on local business On Oct. 14, Warrenton City Commissioners voted 3-0 to approve a ...
‘No more excuses’ — Local hospitals remind North Coast residents that early detection saves lives On a gray ...