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Saturday’s Astoria event features Rep. Javadi and local pastorRead more at:
10/16/2025

Saturday’s Astoria event features Rep. Javadi and local pastor

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Indivisible North Coast Oregon, along with other local organizations, will hold two rallies in Clatsop County during a "No Kings II Day of Peaceful Action" on Saturday. The local rallies will coincide with thousands of similar demonstrations planned across the country.

Seaside’s cross country teams took advantage of their home racecourse on Saturday.Read more at:
10/16/2025

Seaside’s cross country teams took advantage of their home racecourse on Saturday.

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Seaside’s cross country teams took advantage of their home racecourse on Saturday. The Seagulls hosted Riverdale, Woodland and Hillsboro for the Ridgeline Invitational. Seaside’s top boys athlete Kyle Weichal finished second and senior Maddie Menke won the girls title for the third straight year...

Proposed rules would replace 2022 policy, clarify where and when camping is allowedRead more at:
10/16/2025

Proposed rules would replace 2022 policy, clarify where and when camping is allowed

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Proposed rules would replace 2022 policy, clarify where and when camping is allowed SEASIDE — The Seaside City Council on Monday introduced Ordinance 2025-06, a proposal to replace and expand the city’s rules on camping, laying and sleeping in public spaces. The ordinance, read by title only for...

Dozens gathered at downtown rally to honor Native heritage and connectionRead more at:
10/16/2025

Dozens gathered at downtown rally to honor Native heritage and connection

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Dozens gathered at downtown rally to honor Native heritage and connection The drumbeats rolled like distant thunder across downtown Astoria Monday, calling people to the plaza outside the Astoria Post Office. Voices lifted in song, laughter rippled through the crisp fall air and the scent of cedar s...

Astoria and Warrenton volleyball teams had key league games this week, while Seaside’s boys soccer team kept up their wi...
10/16/2025

Astoria and Warrenton volleyball teams had key league games this week, while Seaside’s boys soccer team kept up their winning ways. Here’s what happened this week in sports.

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Astoria volleyball move one step closer to a league title, while Warrenton survive a thriller. Seaside boys soccer keep rolling.

Two environmental advocacy groups announced Tuesday an intent to sue Pacific Bio Products alleging “egregious” violation...
10/16/2025

Two environmental advocacy groups announced Tuesday an intent to sue Pacific Bio Products alleging “egregious” violations at its Warrenton facility.

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Violations ‘egregious’ at Warrenton facility Two environmental advocacy groups announced Tuesday an intent to sue Pacific Bio Products alleging “egregious” violations at its Warrenton facility. According to a press release, the Center for Food Safety and the Northwest Environmental Defense C...

Frustrations are flaring among some Gearhart residents as a community park is being considered as one of the potential s...
10/15/2025

Frustrations are flaring among some Gearhart residents as a community park is being considered as one of the potential sites for a new public safety building.

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Frustrations are flaring among some Gearhart residents as a community park is being considered as one of the potential sites for a new public safety building.

The Oregon State Police are looking for a possible connection between the “backpack bomb” found at a Sunset Beach restro...
10/14/2025

The Oregon State Police are looking for a possible connection between the “backpack bomb” found at a Sunset Beach restroom on Sept. 16 and a “pipe bomb” found on the side of a road in Chinook on Sunday.

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The Oregon State Police are looking for a possible connection between the “backpack bomb” found at a Sunset Beach restroom on Sept. 16 and a “pipe bomb” found on the side of a road in Chinook on Sunday, according to Kyle Kennedy, OSP public information officer.

Impending federal regulation may ‘devastate’ local economyRead more at:
10/14/2025

Impending federal regulation may ‘devastate’ local economy

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Impending federal regulation may ‘devastate’ local economy A potential sea change in federal regulation may soon make the cost of new construction skyrocket in Clatsop County. The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s incoming Biological Opinion is likely not something on most residents’ min...

The Port of Astoria Commission on Tuesday approved more than $280,000 in Federal Emergency Management Agency funded equi...
10/14/2025

The Port of Astoria Commission on Tuesday approved more than $280,000 in Federal Emergency Management Agency funded equipment purchases.

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Commissioners green light purchases, hangar work, get project updates The Port of Astoria Commission on Tuesday approved more than $280,000 in Federal Emergency Management Agency funded equipment purchases, signed off on a federal grant for airport hangar repairs, and reviewed progress on ongoing wa...

On Sunday, Pacific County Sheriff’s Office deputies found what was reported to them as a “homemade explosive device,” on...
10/13/2025

On Sunday, Pacific County Sheriff’s Office deputies found what was reported to them as a “homemade explosive device,” on a roadway shoulder off of the 100 block of Chinook Valley Road in Washington.

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Less than one month after backpack bomb found at Sunset Beach On Sunday, Pacific County Sheriff’s Office deputies found what was reported to them as a “homemade explosive device,” on a roadway shoulder off of the 100 block of Chinook Valley Road in Washington, according to a press release from...

Christian Honl, a member of the Clatsop Care Center Health District Board, has filed to run as a Republican State House ...
10/13/2025

Christian Honl, a member of the Clatsop Care Center Health District Board, has filed to run as a Republican State House Representative in District 32 against incumbent Democratic legislator Cyrus Javadi.

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Astorian candidate throws hat in the ring Christian Honl, a member of the Clatsop Care Center Health District Board, has filed to run as a Republican State House Representative in District 32 against incumbent Democratic legislator Cyrus Javadi. In September, Javadi announced he would leave the Repu...

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