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ODFW to add smolts to Youngs Bay
Associated Press A November 16, 2009 A ASTORIA, Ore. -- The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife says it will add an extra quarter-million spring chinook smolts to the Youngs Bay net pens next March.
Search continues for missing fishermen
ASTORIA, Ore. a ' The Coast Guard is searching for two missing fishermen two miles south of Yachats.
Oregon LNG wins two battles over Port of Astoria lease
The liquefied natural gas company Oregon LNG has gotten two important thumbs up on its controversial lease with the Port of Astoria, boosting prospects for its plans to build a terminal on 92 acres near Youngs Bay.
Head-on crash near Astoria kills Washington woman
A Long Beach, Wash., woman died Tuesday morning when her car collided head-on with a pickup while attempting to pass another vehicle on the flat stretch of the Astoria-Megler Bridge.
Deployed storm buoy will deliver vital information
ASTORIA, Ore. - A crucial weather buoy outside the mouth of the Columbia River was replaced in the nick of time last week, within 24 hours of the first big storms of the season.
Parks commission, trails council meet next week in Astoria
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Commission and the Oregon Recreational Trails Advisory Council will be holding meetings next week in Astoria.
Warrenton OR needs help with fire department
As the city here along the northern Oregon coast continues to see growth, its emergency services are having a hard time keeping up.
Recount confirms recall of Clatsop commissioner
ASTORIA - A hand recount of all ballots from the Oct. 27 recall election of Clatsop County Commissioner Ann Samuelson resulted in no change.
A quarter-million more smolts headed to Young's Bay
CLACKAMAS - Officials with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will add about 250,000 spring Chinook smolts to Young's Bay near Astoria next spring.
West High marching band places first at competition
West Salem High School's marching band captured first place in the "Southridge Spectacle of Sound" band competition Oct.
Hotel Deck Collapses In Astoria
The deck of an Astoria hotel collapsed Thursday, police said. Six people fell into the water after the deck at the Red Lion Hotel, located at 400 Industry St., gave way at about 5:10 p.m. They suffered minor injuries, police said.
Meetings set for spring Chinook, sturgeon rules on Columbia River
Officials with the Oregon and Washington departments of Fish and Wildlife have set up meetings Thursday and Nov.
Port of Astoria mishandled lease scandal
Oregon Attorney General John Kroger has confirmed a suspicion about the sweet lease that Calpine signed with the Port of Astoria in 2004.
North Oregon Coast Town Explodes with Fun in Fall
At the very northwestern tip of Oregon, Astoria is a boomtown of frivolity during the season, and beyond.
In Clatsop County, Two Or Three Or Four Votes Either Way a
In Dried Salmon County the issue of LNG is as explosive politically as the fuel itself is, it would seem; the issue of Bradwood Landing triggered two recalls, one for County Commissioner Jeff Hazen, the other for Couny Commissioner Ann Samuelson.
APME votes on board membership during annual meeting
Three incumbents and a former member were elected Thursday to the governing board of the Associated Press Managing Editors Association by the group's membership.
The race is on to bring hundreds of red-throated loons and other sensitive migratory birds to a Fairfield rescue facility after the animals were hit by an unusual algal bloom off the cost of the Pacific Northwest.
Richard was born in Astoria, Oregon. Graduated Wilson High School in 1963. He loved hunting, fishing, playing cards and warm Mexico.
According to OregonLive.com , thousands of seabirds have been killed by Akashiwo sanguinea , a type of algae foam, in recent weeks along the coasts of Oregon and Washington.