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Community Notes: Mar 20, 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: The perfect place
Colorful rerun: “… Capt. John Couch (left) was the first ship’s master to sail past the (Columbia River)…
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In One Ear: Turbine transformations
Well, people are finally getting around to figuring out what to do with all those wind turbine blades…
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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…
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In One Ear: Where was it?
Many visitors come to see the Lewis and Clark Expedition Fort Clatsop replica each year in the Fort…
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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…
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In One Ear: Around town
From the March 12, 1887, edition of The Daily Morning Astorian: • Couch Clinton has a centipede on…
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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…
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In One Ear: Clampire
“Not garbage! Not an alien!” the Seaside Aquarium posted on Facebook recently. “It’s a giant marine snail egg…
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In One Ear: Erin go bragh
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day on Monday, a few tidbits from The Fact File: • St Patrick…
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