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Seaside searches for new glass recycling location
SEASIDE — City councilors are considering new locations to dispose of glass after Recology announced it would be ...
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New rock shop opens in Cannon Beach
CANNON BEACH — A self-described “rockhound” since he was a child, Randall Schaefer’s new crystal shop on Hemlock ...
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Watershed council to host event aimed at landowner partnerships, resources
The Necanicum Watershed Council is inviting residents and private landowners to learn more about natural resource conservation at ...
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Candidates seek a spot at the table on local school boards
With the May 20 election not quite two months out, candidates are beginning their campaigns for a spot ...
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Maximizing partnerships, minimizing waste: Industrial symbiosis and Clatsop County
Across Clatsop County, local agencies and businesses are creating new partnerships to reimagine the future of waste management. ...
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Striking nurses make pitch to Seaside council
Providence Seaside nurses gathered at a Seaside City Council meeting Feb. 10 to encourage councilors and the public ...
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Board opts to retain challenged Alexie book at Seaside High School
SEASIDE — The Seaside School District will continue to use “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian” ...
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In Brief for Friday, Feb. 14
Offices close for Presidents Day In observance of Presidents Day on Monday, all federal, state, county and city ...
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Meet the ‘bird angel of Cannon Beach’
Tabea Goossen, a volunteer with the Wildlife Center of the North Coast, has been unofficially dubbed the “bird ...
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Panel recommends continued use of challenged book
A committee Feb. 10 voted unanimously to recommend the Seaside School District continue using Sherman Alexie’s “The Absolutely ...
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Clatsop Community Action to take over management of Seaside homeless encampment
The city has approved a contract with Clatsop Community Action to manage services at the homeless encampment on ...
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County schools crack down on cellphones
Knappa High School students have started their new semester with new restrictions on cellphone use. Effective Feb. 11, ...
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Museum breaks ground for new hall
The Columbia River Maritime Museum held a ceremonial groundbreaking Feb. 7 for Mariners Hall, its $31.5 million expansion ...
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Driver gets prison time for fatality
An Astoria man was sentenced Feb. 7 to nearly two years in prison for striking and killing a ...
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Providence nurses reject tentative agreement; strike continues
Nurses from seven Providence hospitals across Oregon, including Providence Seaside, have rejected a proposed labor contract with the ...
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Seaside school committee ponders challenge to book
Members of the Seaside School District’s Advisory Committee convened Wednesday to discuss Sherman Alexie’s “The Absolutely True Diary ...
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Firefighters return from battling Los Angeles blazes
Local firefighters who helped battle wildfires raging in Southern California are now back home. Fire chiefs on Oregon’s ...
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Training for the unthinkable: Army Reserve soldiers prepare for nuclear event
On a blustery Friday afternoon at Camp Rilea, over 200 Army Reserve soldiers from across the country trained ...
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Seaside chamber hands out awards Individuals and businesses were honored Jan. 31 at the Seaside Area Chamber of ...
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Providence, women’s clinic workers reach tentative deal to end strike; no deal yet for other workers
Health workers at Providence women’s clinics in the Portland area reached a tentative contract agreement with the health ...
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A landmark Oregon hospital staffing law wasn’t enough to avert a massive nurses strike
Oregon lawmakers in 2023 passed a groundbreaking hospital staffing law aimed at curbing nurse burnout, slowing turnover and ...
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North Coast graduation rates rise slightly
On the North Coast, graduation rates are up slightly for the class of 2024. According to data released ...
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DHS showcases new digs in Seaside
Oregon Department of Human Services staff members serving Clatsop, Columbia and Tillamook counties have found a new home ...
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Seaside council chooses new site for feeding homeless
After hearing passionate testimony at its Jan. 27 meeting, the Seaside City Council unanimously decided to allow a ...
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Economist says Oregon needs thousands more homes
Oregon needs to build about 29,522 more homes each year, mostly in the Portland region and Willamette Valley, ...