Seaside, OR News

• Seaside, OR News
• Seaside Jazz Festival 2012
• Back to School for Seaside - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Seaside Museum July 4th Celebration
• Goodman Park project wraps up with celebration
• Candidates continue to field questions
• Boosters bolster budget
• Dedication planned for park
• Lions Club returns to Seaside
• Seaside goes viral
• Library adds book drop, plans speaker events
• For the Record: Oct. 5 -- 11
• Council delays decision on no parking changes
• Researchers wrap up Leatherback turtle tracking
• Homecoming Week 2010
• Four Seaside candidates run unopposed
• Minimum wage up to $8.50 in January
• Speaking up: Those in need find a voice through local agencies
• Paving closes lanes along Sunset Highway
• New cardiologist at Columbia means more choices for care
• Salem visit once in a lifetime experience for Seaside High senior
• Keepsake area project splits Seaside City Council vote, parking vote postponed
• Seaside braces for Hood-to-Coast Relay
• Safe and Sound; Utah man rescued at Tillamook Head
• Economy perking up, employers listing more jobs
• State Police report two fatal traffic crashes; over 1,000 speed-related citations issued during the Fourth of July holiday period
• Waste company buyout moving forward
• Annual Buddy Walk Sept. 25
• Local option levy to face voters this fall
• Seaside City Council session cancelled
• Bicycle safety: Officals say more has to be done in Seaside
• Beach clean up
• Seaside parks a real community effort
• Monte Carlo comes to Seaside
• Providence anticoagulation clinic handles special conditions, blood clots
• Sips project to continue; Planning Commission approves parking lot
• Seaside cat show provides more than just competition
• Seaside man arrested in West Linn area for hit and run, assault
• Seaside Rotary gets dirtly cleaning up
• Class of '58 reunion honors service
• Seaside City Council to consider parking restrictions
• National Night Out draws community members together
• Smarter traffic signals now running in Seaside; offering better traffic flow and safety
• Attempted murder case unfolds; three Warrenton men face charges
• Seaside High culinary students off to a tasty ‘start’ at Cannon Beach eateries
• For the Record: Sept. 5 – Sept. 13
• Clatsop County road closure notice
• Passenger dies from injuries in Highway 26 crash east of Seaside
• Volunteer work party planned for Cascade Head Preserve
• Cleaning up Seaside, one bag at a time
• Search and rescue graduates focus on teamwork and core values
• Former councilor’s death leaves many saddened; services Oct. 2 in Seaside
• SOLV volunteers ready for a clean sweep
• A Seaside legend
• Second rescue off Tillamook Head in a week
• Imaginations soar at art camp
• Summer means school and not play for some students
• Voters to be asked to pay more for new Gearhart water system
• SOLV cleanup hits the beaches (and rivers)
• Test scores show continued improvement for Seaside School District schools
• Labor Day travel up, police patrols to start
• Seaside accident sends bicyclist to hospital
• Seaside, Cannon Beach projects fail to make federal funding list
• Tongue Point art project to be donated to Seaside
• Seaside celebrates the Fourth of July
• Salem visit once in a lifetime trip for SHS senior
• Seaside's Karl Marlantes back for book discussion
• Airport improvements to include drainage fix
• Cloudy, cool weather a hot topic
• Police search for persons of intrerest in counterfeit investigation
• Welcome the newborns! At least two osprey chicks born in light pole nest
• Fire season begins in Clatsop County
• Accident on Highway 101 causing traffic delays
• Officials concerned about continued 911 system abuse
• Power outage hits Seaside
• Kulongoski prepares to leave office; looks to teaching as next adventure
• Haller leaving a legacy as councilor
• Road Closure Alert
• New roof is a safe haven for Seaside museum treasures
• Area residents warned of phone call scam
• Power outage costly for Seaside businesses
• Locals react to ODOT Edwards Tunnel project outreach
• Seaside Council endorses OWIN
• Demolition of historic Seaside church begins; Our Lady of Victory to be rebuilt
• For the Record: Sept. 23
• Cup of Joe for Jane is Sept. 9
• Seaside Volleyball Tournament 2010
• Girl tackles life with spring in her step
• Bikefest rolls into town
• Affordable housing still a challenge for some
• Chance for widespread outbreak decreases with new flu vaccine
• Seaside to review Western Oregon Waste sale Sept. 27
• Seaside sludge heads to Portland, for now
• Biking through American history; cycling tour group travels 2,700 miles to Seaside
• Clatsop beaches closed to digging for clam conservation
• TV weather reports impact local economy; new cell technology may help
• Champions in the fight against hunger
• Sunset Pool gets new 'heart and soul'
• A family adventure ends in Seaside
• Seaside cyclist seriously injured in collision with bus
• SeaPort Air announces interline ticketing and baggage agreements with US Air
• Relay For Life; a tale of courage and hope
• Whatever it takes
• WINGS program helps women achieve educational goals
• Relocation of schools top issue for Seaside school board
• Seaside American Legion facing financial crisis; Post 99 could close
• Social dancing coming to North Coast
• Miss Oregon pageant brings in big money to Seaside
• Rain, rain, go away!
• Popular Gearhart retailer NU2U closing its doors
• Focus different for Seaside antique dealers
• Broadway Park project moving ahead slowly; economy still affecting fundraising
• Church group gives back to Seaside; pulls weeds at local museum property
• Heat advisory issued by National Weather Service
• Health advisory issued for water contact at Seaside Beach
• United Way kicks off 2010 fundraising effort
• Taken for a ride
• Oregon’s sentencing guidelines threatened; AG urges DAs to mount defense campaign
• Three Warrenton men indicted in attempted murder case
• Big crowds keep Seaside Police busy July 4
• ODOT traffic alert for Highway 101
• Seaside Rotary gets dirtly cleaning up
• Seaside High culinary students off to a tasty ‘start’ at Cannon Beach eateries
• Former councilor’s death leaves many saddened; services Oct. 2 in Seaside
• SOLV cleanup hits the beaches (and rivers)
• Salem visit once in a lifetime trip for SHS senior
• Waste company buyout moving forward
• Seaside parks a real community effort
• Health advisory issued for water contact at Seaside Beach
• Salem visit once in a lifetime experience for Seaside High senior
• Rain, rain, go away!
• Whatever it takes
• New roof is a safe haven for Seaside museum treasures
• For the Record: Sept. 23
• Chance for widespread outbreak decreases with new flu vaccine
• Champions in the fight against hunger
• Accident on Highway 101 causing traffic delays
• Test scores show continued improvement for Seaside School District schools
• Seaside's Karl Marlantes back for book discussion
• Class of '58 reunion honors service
• For the Record: Sept. 5 – Sept. 13
• SOLV volunteers ready for a clean sweep
• Annual Buddy Walk Sept. 25
• Monte Carlo comes to Seaside
• Keepsake area project splits council vote, parking vote postponed
• Popular Gearhart retailer NU2U closing its doors
• United Way kicks off 2010 fundraising effort
• Seaside to review Western Oregon Waste sale Sept. 27
• Sunset Pool gets new 'heart and soul'
• WINGS program helps women achieve educational goals
• Cup of Joe for Jane is Sept. 9
• Area residents warned of phone call scam
• Airport improvements to include drainage fix
• Officials concerned about continued 911 system abuse
• Labor Day travel up, police patrols to start
• A Seaside legend
• Providence anticoagulatiion clinic handles special conditions, blood clots
• Seaside City Council to consider parking restrictions
• Clatsop County road closure notice
• Local option levy to face voters this fall
• More delays in finding flooding solutions
• Seaside braces for Hood-to-Coast Relay
• Summer means school and not play for some students
• Biking through American history; cycling tour group travels 2,700 miles to Seaside
• Focus different for Seaside antique dealers
• Relocation of schools top issue for Seaside school board
• Taken for a ride
• Broadway Park project moving ahead slowly; economy still affecting fundraising
• Cloudy, cool weather a hot topic
• A family adventure ends in Seaside
• Seaside sludge heads to Portland, for now
• Seaside Volleyball Tournament 2010
• Kulongoski prepares to leave office; looks to teaching as next adventure
• Haller leaving a legacy as councilor
• Fire season begins in Clatsop County
• Clatsop State Forest off-road area opens
• City braces for big crowd for Fourth of July event
• Teachers, district reach tentative contract agreement
• Locals react to ODOT Edwards Tunnel project outreach
• Seaside Council endorses OWIN
• Road Closure Alert
• Seaside Transit Center with daycare: ‘It is going to happen’
• Celebrating Dad
• A view from above; helicopter pilot loves his job of flying passengers above the North Coast
• Girl tackles life with spring in her step
• Bikefest rolls into town
• Demolition of historic Seaside church begins; Our Lady of Victory to be rebuilt
• Two people die in Highway 101 crash
• Independence Day fireworks organizers call for donations, volunteers
• Galizio selected as new CCC president
• Seaside cyclist seriously injured in collision with bus
• Clatsop beaches closed to digging for clam conservation
• Affordable housing still a challenge for some
• Victims identified in fatal Highway 101 crash
• Seaside Mayor Don Larson to run for re-election
• Seniors present Pacifica Projects
• Seaside American Legion facing financial crisis; Post 99 could close
• SeaPort Air announces interline ticketing and baggage agreements with US Air
• TV weather reports impact local economy; new cell technology may help
• 'Field Day' readies amateur radio buffs for emergencies
• Funeral trade show highlights economic impact on industry
• Visitors Bureau moved to smaller office during major remodel
• Oregon’s sentencing guidelines threatened; AG urges DAs to mount defense campaign
• Social dancing coming to North Coast
• Relay For Life; a tale of courage and hope
• Police ready to enforce July Fourth safety rules
• School’s first learning videoconference a success
• Chapman to walk for cancer research fundraiser
• Safe and Sound; Utah man rescued at Tillamook Head
• Church group gives back to Seaside; pulls weeds at local museum property
• Miss Oregon pageant brings in big money to Seaside
• Inviting fun, hidden dangers: rip tides pose risk to swimmers
• Regional Food Bank receives $40,000, more cash needed to complete new building
• Astoria Column no problem for 91-year-old Seaside woman
• Seaside City Council session cancelled
• Three Warrenton men indicted in attempted murder case
• Heat advisory issued by National Weather Service
• Mill Ponds: up close and personal; area to be part of Natural History Park
• Local realtors give back, spruce up community garden
• Fifth annual Women’s Community Surf Day June 19
• Sips project to continue; Planning Commission approves parking lot
• Economy perking up, employers listing more jobs
• Big crowds keep Seaside Police busy July 4
• Local art dealer pleads guilty in Ponzi scheme
• School is out, but financial concerns linger
• Muscle Beach Car Show getting facelift
• National Night Out draws community members together
• Bicycle safety: Officals say more has to be done in Seaside
• State Police report two fatal traffic crashes; over 1,000 speed-related citations issued during the
• Seaside parade takes planning, lots of planning
• Hula hoop gains new popularity
• Road closure alert
• Passenger dies from injuries in Highway 26 crash east of Seaside
• Seaside cat show provides more than just competition
• Beach clean up
• Council adopts new budget; sewer/water rates to climb
• Kriegfhauser, crew ready for Fourth
• The Seaside High School Class of 2010
• Second rescue off Tillamook Head in a week
• Smarter traffic signals now running in Seaside; offering better traffic flow and safety
• Seaside man arrested in West Linn area for hit and run, assault
• Capturing the North Coast’s natural beauty; a grandfather and his grandson share the lens
• Community strengthened by citizen’s academy
• Council endorses natural history park vision
• Seaside accident sends bicyclist to hospital
• Volunteer work party planned for Cascade Head Preserve
• Attempted murder case unfolds; three Warrenton men face charges
• Advisory issued for Hug Point State Park Beach
• Employers still struggle to find, hold good workers
• Local gardeners dig in for donation of children's books
• State Fire Marshal Releases Fatal Fire Review Data
• Power outage hits Seaside
• Imaginations soar at art camp
• Cleaning up Seaside, one bag at a time
• Search and rescue graduates focus on teamwork and core values
• Dispatchers, first responders face busy day
• Tutoring makes a difference, local program needs more volunteers
• What was that boom over Seaside and Cannon Beach?
• Power outage costly for Seaside businesses
• Seaside, Cannon Beach projects fail to make federal funding list
• Tongue Point art project to be donated to Seaside
• Voters to be asked to pay more for new Gearhart water system
• American Legion turns to social networking to increase membership
• Couple gives 12th Avenue Market and Deli new life
• Seaside beach soccer tournament a hit, event to return next summer
• Book Warehouse Store temporarily closes
• Police search for persons of intrerest in counterfeit investigation
• Welcome the newborns! At least two osprey chicks born in light pole nest
• Seaside celebrates the Fourth of July
• Man dies at local motel from self-inflicted gunshot
• Camp Kiwanilong ready for 32nd year of youngsters
• Lifeguards step up training for summer; new funding to help
• Seaside Oregon Parade and Fourth of July Old Fashioned Social
• Oregon Dixieland Jubilee
• Weddings At The Beach Bridal Show

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