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In One Ear: UFO tales
Since Oregon has recently been reported as quite high in the rankings of UFO sightings, a trip to…
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Community Notes: July 10, 2025
FRIDAY Senior Lunch To Go — Pick up a hot lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., Bob…
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In One Ear: Around town
From an early July, 1890, edition of The Daily Morning Astorian: • A.E. Shaw, a first class bilk…
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Reeve joins Astoria Primary Care Clinic
Columbia Memorial Hospital has announced that Nick Reeve, a certified physician assistant, has joined the CMH-Oregon Health and…
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In One Ear: Swilltown ruckus
As mentioned in last week’s column, on July 2, 1883, the first major Astoria fire started in a sawmill.…
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In One Ear: No lighthouse
An article in The Daily Morning Astorian, July 10, 1888, noted that U.S. Sen. Senator Dolph of Oregon…
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In One Ear: A poignant tribute
“On a beautiful early June evening in the town of Astoria,” Mark Marshall posted July 5 on The…
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Tin Can Tourists holds vintage trailer show
The Tin Can Tourists, founded in 1919, one of the oldest camping clubs, are holding a vintage trailer show…
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In One Ear: Shedding light
After the Lighthouse Board’s string of objections to Senator Dolph’s proposals in 1888, a wharf and lighthouse weren’t…
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In One Ear: Chunk of Mars
Ever looked up into the Pacific Northwest sky and seen a meteor fall? Ever wanted to own one?…
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