In One Ear
In One Ear: Turbine transformations
Well, people are finally getting around to figuring out what to do with all those wind turbine blades ...
In One Ear
In One Ear: Row your boat
“Ahoy shipmates, today was an emotional day for Stephen Bray, as he gave to us his 12-foot rowing ...
In One Ear
In One Ear: Where was it?
Many visitors come to see the Lewis and Clark Expedition Fort Clatsop replica each year in the Fort ...
In One Ear
In One Ear: No crew needed
What’s new in the Navy? Unmanned surface vessels, that’s what. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and ...
In One Ear
In One Ear: Around town
From the March 12, 1887, edition of The Daily Morning Astorian: • Couch Clinton has a centipede on ...
In One Ear
In One Ear: Itsy bitsy park
Move over, Portland. Mill Ends Park, at 452 square inches, just lost the Guinness World Record for world’s smallest park to ...
In One Ear
In One Ear: Clampire
“Not garbage! Not an alien!” the Seaside Aquarium posted on Facebook recently. “It’s a giant marine snail egg ...
In One Ear
In One Ear: Erin go bragh
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day on Monday, a few tidbits from The Fact File: • St Patrick ...
In One Ear
In One Ear: ‘Every nook and cranny’
“Big news!” James P. Connelly shared on The Goonies Fan Page March 6, “I’m thrilled to share with ...
In One Ear
In One Ear: A ‘terrible wreck’
“Lewis & Dryden’s Marine History of the Pacific Northwest” recounts the “terrible wreck” of the American barque Industry ...