The Corps of Discovery spent the winter of 1805-06 at a small log fort near present-day Astoria, depending on trade with the Clatsop people. Here's who…
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Don Bohn plans to retire April 2, 2027, after seven and a half years as Clatsop County manager. The commission now has five months to find a successor.
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Politics & State Government
Armitage and Bangs make their cases for the North Coast’s open Senate seatPolitics & State Government
Mail Delays Hit Astoria and the North Coast as Ballots Go Out: What Voters Should KnowPolitics & State Government
Clatsop County’s Long-Range Plan: From the 2030 Vision to the Comprehensive Plan Update
Brown will lead the SEI as it drives the frontiers of software, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity research and engineering as a strategic advantage for national security.PITTSBURGH, Nov. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/…
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Tillamook County's domestic and sexual violence nonprofit received a $130,000 gift. What Tides of Change does and how to reach it.
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New federal figures show Clatsop and Tillamook counties closing the gap with national income levels. Social Security, Medicare and investment income make up an unusually big share.
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Razor clamming between Seaside and the Columbia River remains closed after new tests found high domoic acid. Where clamming and crabbing stand on the North Coast.
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Energy & Environment
Federal Permit Sets 70-Year Rules for Tillamook and Clatsop State ForestsEnergy & Environment
NRC Renewed Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant’s License for 20 More Years: What the Decision CoveredEnergy & Environment
The Warrenton LNG Fight: How a Decade-Long Energy Proposal Ended on the ColumbiaBy Corey Lindqvist ·
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