Editor’s note: In this series, The Astorian is exploring the complex intersection of homelessness, public safety and criminal justice by consulting voices from the unhoused community, law enforcement ...
The World Cup. Packed bars, nationwide watch parties, patriotic chants and tears on the field. World Cup fans are known for their dedicated fandom. People worldwide can immerse themselves in each game ...
Senior Lunch — Dining hall opens at 11 a.m., Bob Chisholm Community Center, 1225 Avenue A, Seaside. Meals are for ages 60 and over; there’s a $3 donation. For information, call Kim Combs at ...
On Saturday, hundreds of people from near and far gathered in Astoria for the Astoria Column Centennial Celebration. There was a free block party at Heritage Square that featured multicultural ...
On Sunday, July 12, the local Lower Columbia 9U All-Star baseball team showed that no task is too big and that money doesn’t always buy success. Behind a two-run fifth inning and clean defense the ...
Port of Astoria Board of Commissioners Workshop Session, 4 p.m. 422 Gateway Ave, Suite 100. Shoreline Sanitary District Board, 7 p.m., Hertig Station, 90266 U.S ...
Editor’s note: Warning. The following article talks about suicide and sexual assault. It all started with a bolt of lightning. Brad Pietzyk was struck by lightning early in his military career. Shaken ...
Sunday was LiFEBoat shelter’s last time providing beds to Astoria’s unhoused population, at least for now. The shuttering of the 22-bed shelter comes after the Clatsop County Board of Commissioners ...
Thanks to the generous businesses for our fabulous fireworks July 4, celebrating our country’s 250th birthday! Gathering with friends and neighbors, appreciating ...
The centennial celebration of the Astoria Column is on Saturday, but John Chitwood ‘s connection to Coxcomb Hill, where the column stands, precedes the monument. A 1996 edition of Cumtux mentions that ...
At the Monday, July 6 Astoria City Council meeting, councilors voted to add a trio of city charter amendments to the November Ballot. Charter amendments such as the three that came before council, ...
Plans to ensure critical transportation, water and fuels corridors exist after a devastating regionwide earthquake need more urgent attention, experts said PORTLAND — If the “Big One” — the ...
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