Long Beach, WA News

• Long Beach, WA News
• Windless Kite Festival 2012
• Back to School for Long Beach - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Long Beach man caught with panties and pit bulls
• Prices set for Ilwaco Christmas basketball tournament
• Clam dig approved for Long Beach during New Year holiday
• Chinook Observer Holiday Closure
• Mules kick Comets 66-52
• Ben Suprunowski up-dates on website
• Naselle knocks off tall Lady Bulldogs 37-36
• Comets overcome slow start to ground Gulls 57-48
• 'We are blessed to have Abby'
• Young father dies in crabber on bay
• Census reveals Pacific County's uniqueness
• deep STATE cuts expected TO HURT LOCAL AREA
• Cape D cliff rescue among Coast Guard top 11 videos of 2010 contest
• Fish & Feathers: Department of Fish & Wildlife under Gov. Gregoire's watch: I think not!
• Awful fire strikes Astoria waterfront
• Letter: Reader introduces next episode of 'As the Peninsula Burns'
• Letter: College mix-up costs woman a retraining opportunity
• Letter: Citizen involvement again keeps Tunerville camp open
• Funds donated at Community Day of Thanks help feed the hungry
• Christmas Angels brighten season
• Engagement: Sean Clardy and Sona Mnatsakanyan to marry
• Welcome to the World: Adalyn Rose Kary
• Long Beach residents will be paying 5% more for water, 15% more for sewer
• OP announces lighting winners
• Help wrestlers and watch IHS b-ball
• White Christmas at the beach?
• Editorial: In cutting budget, state must honor citizens' best priorities
• Editorial: Survey highlights county's advantages and other ways in which it struggles
• Letter: There are ample reasons to support Visitors Bureau
• Letter: Heritage Museum achieves much with small budget
• Just think...: Time to be aware of holiday triggers
• Letter: Learn difference between living and dead sand dollars; leave live ones alone!
• Coast Chronicles: I'm dreaming of a bright Christmas
• Humane Society Pet Report: 12.22.10
• Ocean Park kids present a Peninsula Christmas songbook
• Ilwaco High School's AVID class wraps presents for local kids
• PN: 76008015001 TS No: WA-09-300045-SH NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• The sights and lights of Christmas
• Thompson creates works of nature
• NHS girls win fourth straight blowout
• NOAA Fisheries mulling sea lion options
• Study looks at sea lion-seal salmon predation from river mouth to Bonneville
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• NOTICE OF SHORT PLAT APPLICATION
• Late hoops, defense keep Fishermen perfect
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR PACIFIC COUNTY STATE OF WASHINGTON
• Jail Bookings: 12.22.10
• SUMMARY ORDINANCES #777
• Sou'wester encourages reservations for Jan. 2 event
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Late Comets surge clips Lady Seagulls 37-36
• SUMMARY ORDINANCE #776
• Salme, Doty join Comets 1,000-point club thanks to Bjornsgard
• SUMMARY ORDINANCES #778
• Comets one up, one down to start league
• PUBLIC NOTICE - INVITATION FOR BIDS
• Public Service Announcement
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, FOR THE COUNTY OF LEWIS, JUVENILE COURT DIVISION
• Lady Fishermen catch fire in OT, down Clatskanie 60-54
• Information and Assistance: 12.22.10
• File No.: 7228.22123
• Chinook Tunnel reopens
• Chinook Tunnel accident disrupts traffic; closed until 3:20 p.m.
• Coast Guard looks for missing boater in Willapa Bay
• Reba McEntire to give Astoria Bicentennial a country flavor
• Salme, Doty join Comets 1,000-point club thanks to Bjornsgard
• Kukula, Byrd cool Bulldogs, pace Fishermen 70-57 win
• Stevenson disappears 60-39 as Wirkkala's work third quarter magic
• Poor shooting costs Ocosta as Comets blast to 43-16 win
• Naselle tames Wildcats 66-48; Mendoza, Rob Baker double-double
• Firefighters work to stop Astoria waterfront fire from spreading
• Ilwaco sails past Lady Chinooks 74-47
• Fishermen sink Chinooks 51-48 on Byrd, Breckinridge late buckets
• Coast Guard to the rescue as tug towing diesel barge hits buoy in Columbia River
• Fishermen wing past Seagulls 63-12 on the big mat
• Lady Navigators lose sight of bucket; Comets win big 46-27
• End of an era for the Espy Foundation
• ILWACO FOOD BANK: 'Better than it is now - and that was the Depression!'
• Storms huff and puff, blow down nothing big
• Long Beach budget retains marketing consultant, adds to SummerFest funding
• Boys & Girls Club prepares move to old IHS
• Rebuilding Together: It takes a village
• Obituaries: Louise E. Rice
• Karyce Wolfe, Shirley Davis planning Haiti mission trip
• Need a tree?
• Lions Club honors students of the month
• Kelly (Hall) Wallace earns NBT certificate
• Karl Oman nominated
• School Menus: 12.15.10
• Editorial: John McClelland's enterpreneurial adventures inspire a new generation
• Editorial: Non-profits must continually re-create themselves or fade
• Guest Editor's Notebook: Fair play is the motto, but beware of unethical schmoozing
• Letter: Campfires: Reader asks why can't we all just get along?
• Letter: Asking for state's help was an exercise in frustration
• Letter: 'Broadband issue' deserves attention
• Letter: Sad news ends search for pet
• Letter: There are affordable horse-care options
• Coast Chronicles: Head in the Clouds
• Letter: Political capitalism
• Letter: Grange bazaar success
• Letter: Creative OP show
• Letter: Loss of sand dollars
• Letters of Thanks: 12.15.10
• Tornado hits small Oregon town, no injuries reported
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION-SHORELINE MANAGEMENT SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
• Comets' teamwork leads to first win of season
• NASELLE'S WILHO SAARI RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD
• Caring for a classic
• Columbia-Pacific Farmer's Market seeking volunteers
• Gulls escape with 55-52 home win over IHS
• Naselle girls top Mules for second time
• WAHKIAKUM WEST TELEPHONE
• STATEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINATION
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• PUBLIC NOTICE - CALL FOR BIDS
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• File No.: 7713.21292
• File No.: 7283.26393
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• PACIFIC CONSERVATION DISTRICT SUPERVISOR'S POSITION OPEN FOR RE-APPOINTMENT AND ELECTED POSITIONS
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORKSHOP
• Wrestlers top Astoria, fall short of R.A. Long
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Ilwaco teams dominate Bear River Battles
• Short wins at 285, Fishermen second at Warrenton wrestling tourney
• Lawmakers finish up special session
• Grays River reaches flood stage Dec. 12
• Naselle defense smothers South Bend 41-19 in Pacific opener
• Lady Fishermen mash Lady Spudders 50-28 as Wirkkala's combine for 42
• Fish hang on to beat Chips 66-63 behind Oman's 30
• High-wind warning for Dec. 11-12
• Seagulls escape with 55-52 home win over Ilwaco
• Flood watch issued for Dec. 11-13
• Reminder South Bend boys at Naselle basketball postponed
• Ilwaco splits double-dual with R.A. Long and Astoria
• Naselle Meeting Change
• Naselle takes K-M trophy from Lady Mules 43-29
• Jobless benefits to drop by $25 a week for many
• Hazardous weather outlook issued
• MEETING NOTICE
• MEETING NOTICE
• Karyce Wolfe, Shirley Davis planning mission trip to Haiti
• Panel endorses three more Oregon marine reserves
• Heavy rain may cause weekend floods Dec. 11-12
• Comets teamwork leads to 52-45 Monte win
• Rogers first, Short second in 10-team Ocosta wrestling tourney
• Ilwaco shuts down Astoria in second half to win battle of Fishermen 57-42
• Warrenton catches Lady Fishermen in second half for 61-58 win
• Stubborn Mules defense stymies Comets in 60-36 K-M game
• Astoria rebounding the difference in 57-50 win over Lady Fishermen
• Comets kick Lady Mules 44-28, Kitzman has double-double
• Fishermen dominate wrestling opener, win whopping 40 matches
• Tsunami siren in Ocean Park accidentally activated
• Maintaining waterways: Dredging stirs uneasy choices between safety, vital commerce
• Kindergarten goes high tech in Naselle
• Lee Timmen Jr. remembers 'longest day' 66 years ago
• Prices, storm put brakes on crab season
• Ilwaco budget at forefront of council meeting
• Obituaries: Luther Miller
• Sunset View Resort conversion to rehab will be reviewed by court Thursday in Montesano
• Middle School Midnight Madness was a huge success
• Ocean Beach School Board honors education foundation
• Police Blotter: 12.1.10
• Dispatch: 12.1.10
• Dispatch: 12.1.10
• House fire causes $10,000 damage in Seaview
• Hospital Foundation hosting annual Celebration of Lights auction
• PUD beefs up power line, gives free light bulbs
• BPA plan 8.5 percent wholesale power rate hike starting Oct. 1, 2011
• Help OP dress up for the holidays
• Weekend clam dig OK'd for Peninsula
• Editorial: Terrorism rears its fearsome head here in the Pacific NW
• Editorial: Rule enforcement is key to harmony
• Editor's Notebook: Modern justice moves slowly ... if at all
• Letter of Thanks: 12.1.10
• Letter: PUDs: quit sending our money away
• Letter: Air quality starts inside the home
• Letter: Postmaster provides holiday tips
• Letter: Clinton left mess
• Letter: GrassRoots Garbage Gang needs local angels
• Updated warning: Highest winds 3 a.m. to 9 a.m. Tuesday
• Computer work delays WA unemployment checks 2 days
• Talks continue as Oregon crab opening date looms
• Warning: High winds expected overnight and Tuesday
• Batten down the hatches
• Naselle sports fluid during dicey weather conditions
• Feds: Somali-born teen plotted car-bombing in Ore.
• Naselle postpones Toledo, Wahkiakum girls' games
• Here comes the crunch
• Pre-Thanksgiving storm snarls Western Washington travel plans
• Tsunami safe havens explained, final report due end of December
• Sheriff-elect begins reshaping his department
• The tsunami of 1700
• 300 attend Comet Family Bingo Night
• Letter: Stevens fighting old county seat battle
• Letter: Scrap moratorium; enforce existing rules
• Guest Column: George W. Bush has wrote a book
• Letter: Democracy worked in electing Johnson
• Appeals court rejects lethal removal of salmon-eating sea lions; remands issue back to NMFS
• Naselle boys at Ilwaco moved from Nov. 30 to Dec. 6
• Initial jobless claims surge in October
• Holiday closures
• Ilwaco Middle-High School honors students of the month for October
• 'Barefoot Bandit' suspect pleads not guilty
• School Menus: 11.24.10
• Winter term registration at Clatsop Community College begins Nov. 29
• Still time to attend girls basketball camps at IHS
• South county students learn to 'SpeakOUT' against tobacco use
• Ask a Master Gardener: Believe it or not, it's time to fertilize and apply lime to lawns
• Farmers' Market coming to LB
• Fish & Feathers: A little of this and a little of that!
• Letters of Thanks
• Humane Society Pet Report: 11.24.10
• Letter: It is time to ban outdoor burning
• Coast Chronicles: The thanks in Thanksgiving
• Is third state trip in the cards?
• Comets in rebuild mode with younger team
• Super summer season boosts Comets girls hopes
• State basketball tourney sees an overdue update
• Ilwaco fall sports awards handed out
• Naselle boys at Ilwaco moved from Nov. 30 to Dec. 6
• Knowing the score a family trait
• Trees, carols, Claus visits and boat parade highlight upcoming holiday happenings
• PAA STUDIO TOUR
• Jail Bookings: 11.24.10
• Notice of Application for Coverage under the General Permit for Biosolids Management
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON - FOR PACIFIC COUNTY
• File No.: 7763.26919
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR PACIFIC COUNTY
• Notice of Trustee's Sale
• NOTICE
• Notice of Trustee's Sale
• File No.: 7283.26393
• SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON
• TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR COWLITZ COUNTY
• Information and Assistance: Getting help can be pretty simple
• Naselle middle school girls' basketball with North Beach postponed
• Middle School basketball postponed at Ilwaco, Naselle
• Law enforcement steps up holiday highway safety campaign in Pacific County
• North Coast and inland: Get ready for cold weather
• 'Barefoot Bandit' suspect pleads not guilty
• Weather warning: Snow on the way in Willapa Hills
• Three football Comets on all-academic
• Ilwaco fall sports awards handed out Nov. 9
• High-wind warning Wednesday
• Razor-clam dig is a go at two beaches Nov. 20-21
• Salmon return to Chinook
• Ilwaco boat theft among charges for 'Barefoot Bandit'
• County puts moratorium on new vacation rentals, B&Bs
• Dog lovers rescue canines from hoarders
• Herrera joins freshman class as Congress heads back to work
• Counties demand respect for hatcheries, draft plan is 'flawed' and 'inadequate,' leaders say
• 35-member Willapa Harbor Chorale present Dec. 5 concert
• Annie Herrold to marry Kevin Brown
• Jail Bookings: 11.17.10
• Peninsula women celebrate a Red Hat Thanksgiving
• Season's first trumpeter swans arrive on Peninsula
• Newport deaths point out jetty dangers
• State Parks Commission considers fees, transfers, budget reductions at Olympia meeting this week
• Court Reports: 11.17.10
• Pacific County joins in electing Wiggins
• Letter: You don't have to live with smoke: Follow these steps
• Letter: Museum's 6x6 project a success
• Letter: Peninsula Players have a new home in Ilwaco
• Letter: Membership reward for swan sightings
• Letter: Please help with water heater
• Letter: We all love Jeannine Miller
• Letter: Government permits weaken Second Amendment
• Letter: Listen for the whining to start among state officials
• Letter: Her readers say Stoppiello column fails credibility test
• Humane Society Pet Report: 11.17.10
• Letter: Help researcher recover favorite coat
• Valid questions linger about sheriff-elect
• FOOTBALL by the NUMBERS: 2010 NASELLE COMETS
• Team Pacifica readies for Lower Columbia U-14 youth soccer tourney
• All-League Selections
• One Man Out: Already missing my 'voice of summer'
• Skamokawa: bustling "Little Venice" is now relaxing tourist stop
• Vista Park a hidden treasure along Skamokawa's shore
• OCEAN BEACH SCHOOLS GAME NIGHT: Let's play together
• Ask a Master Gardener: To keep bugs out, bring firewood indoors only as needed
• Fish & Feathers: How do razor clams reproduce?
• SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON
• NOTICE OF ADOPTION
• NOTICE: ANNOUNCEMENT OF AVAILABILITY OF DRAFT PERMIT
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• File No.: 7037.07791
• PUBLIC NOTICE, STATE OF WASHINGTON
• File No.: 7037.03069
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• Notice of Trustee's Sale
• PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
• Information and Assistance: Time to consider Medicare Part D
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON; IN AND FOR PACIFIC COUNTY
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• APPLICATION FOR COVERAGE UNDER THE GENERAL PERMIT FOR BIOSOLIDS MANAGEMENT
• Fall run gets extra boost from ocean harvest cuts
• If Long Beach gets a pool, it won't be the first
• Ilwaco's Short all-Trico first-team lineman
• Coast Guard spotlights crab fishing safety
• Trumpeter swans arrive
• 'Barefoot Bandit' is indicted for Ilwaco boat theft
• Slideshow: Veterans Day Fun
• Wyden: Feds issue permit for work at new West Coast NOAA facility 
• Cranberries: Thanksgiving mainstay or miracle food?
• Smoking your own food
• Holiday beverages
• Alternative recipes
• Diabetic eats
• Brush trial delayed to next spring
• Fire District No. 1 Run Report: 11.10.10
• Smith, Green reach podium for Comets
• Letter: PACE wrapping up business by Dec. 30
• Drug dog Simon struts his stuff in Naselle
• Jail Bookings: 11.10.10
• Five Fishermen golfers on all-academic team
• Letter: Put an end to racing around waterfront
• School Menus: 11.10.10
• Stranded sea lions on beach may pose health risk
• NHS girls eliminated from district as Mossyrock wins 3-0
• Letter of Thanks
• Letter: Spook hats off to the OP firefighters
• Long Beach Police Blotter: 11.10.10
• Five months later
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Nutty Apple Pie Crust
• State to warn thousands about shorter unemployment benefits
• Dispatch Reports: 11.10.10
• State playoffs to begin
• Letter: Fairness needed on burning/air quality
• Terra Firma Cosmetics brings makeup down to earth
• LB faces higher pollution-test costs
• FOOTBALL by the NUMBERS: 2010 Ilwaco Fishermen
• Letter: Election was a win for everyone
• Edward Penoyer joins family law practice
• Honor Pacific County veterans this Thursday
• ADULT RECREATION: 11.10.10
• Letter: OBH auxiliary looking for volunteers
• Local restaurants win attention in Portland
• 'Ocian in View' 2010 traversing the Columbia Pacific Passage this weekend
• Obituaries: Orville Kenneth Butcher
• Bellview offers Peninsula's most splendid vistas
• Editorial: `Day of Jubilation' marks Women's Suffrage Centennial
• Ilwaco eyes charging for sewer based on what's in it
• Obituaries: Alma L. Harjung
• Ayers 'excited, humbled' by commission seat win
• Editorial: Veteran congressman leaves us with valuable valedictory ideas
• Correction
• Obituaries: William C. Delavan
• CREST works to restore Chinook wetlands
• Just think...W: Nice guy, unfortunate legacy
• Anglers meet Nov. 18
• Obituaries: Alma Mae Hilbert
• Trial first, then office for new Sheriff Johnson
• Letter: Herrera should consider huge cost of health care repeal
• Obituaries: Rosalie Walker
• Pacific joins in re-electing Murray
• Letter: Time for community round-table talks on future vision
• Obituaries: Wallace L. "Wally" Smalley
• Village of volunteers helps students in need
• Coast Chronicles: Art and analysis from the left coast
• Welcome to the World: Emily Wirkkala
• Shutout leads to shut out (slideshow)
• Letter: Some members of diatom genus can cause domoic poison
• Get those yard signs down by Friday
• Slideshow: Shutout leads to shut out
• Letter: 'Now that's community for you!'
• Court Reports: 11.10.10
• Fishermen boys team 16th at state meet
• Letter: Help offered with Medicare plans
• Tarabochia, Smith attend anti-drug conference
• Ayers well ahead for county commission; Herrera wins Congressional seat
• GOP captures governorships in at least 4 states
• Analysis: Results show USA united but divided
• Sen. Patty Murray has early lead in Wash. state
• 1 liquor privatization effort rejected, 2nd trails
• Green schools measure rejected
• Republican Herrera elected to Wash. 3rd District
• Ayers wins county commission post
• Comets shut out of state playoffs, fall to Adna 21-0
• Candidates reflect on life on the trail
• Johnson winning sheriff's race; Ayers well ahead for county commission (updated)
• Tea time: GOP nears House control, piling up wins
• Washington Justice Sanders in tight re-election fight
• Scott Johnson tops John Didion in sheriff's race
• Stranded California sea lions may pose serious health risk
• Katie Green finishes 14th at cross country state
• Cervantes, Pacheco run for Lady Fishermen at state
• Coastal flood advisory issued for Saturday
• Log ship due to depart Astoria Friday
• State Appeals Court rules against Clatsop County in LNG controversy
• Slideshow: Fire prevention week poster award winners
• Slideshow: OP Elementary Halloween Parade
• Diatom blooms resemble oil spill
• Though PACE dissolves, food services for seniors will continue
• WDFW nabs four on hunting charges
• Republican Herrera elected to Wash. 3rd District
• Local seeks out historic works from her home
• Police Blotter: 11.3.10
• Ayers wins county commission post
• One door closes, a new one opens for OP food bank
• Fall storm blows itself out
• North Coast mourns loss of Rod Leland, Coast Guard leader and retired Astoria city manager
• Johnson winning sheriff's race; Ayers well ahead for county commission (updated)
• Dispatch Reports: 11.3.10
• Nemah chili feed Saturday
• Tea time: GOP nears House control, piling up wins
• Editorial: It's time to re-think basic design of local-level government
• GOP captures governorships in at least 4 states
• Washington Justice Sanders in tight re-election fight
• Health & Home: What food should food stamps buy?
• Analysis: Results show USA united but divided
• Scott Johnson tops John Didion in sheriff's race
• Guest Editor's Notebook: Horses touch our hearts; they once fueled our economy
• Sen. Patty Murray has early lead in Wash. state
• Ayers well ahead for county commission; Herrera wins Congressional seat
• Coast Chronicles: News of the wild
• 1 liquor privatization effort rejected, 2nd trails
• Humane Society Pet Report: Jo-Jo is very ready to 'a-go-go'
• Green schools measure rejected
• School Menus: 11.3.10
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Homemade Vanilla
• Five Fishermen golfers on all-academic team
• Letter: Rare mayor with the right wrench
• Letter: Keep a close eye on congressional Republicans if they take power in January
• Letter: Help identify hit-and-run pickup driver
• Letter: Salaries are too high for Pacific County
• Letter: Leaders reflect character of Americans
• Letters of Thanks
• Letter: Discovery Coast Audubon status OK
• Letter: Beach cleanup group ponders funding for next July's big cleanup and beyond...
• Candidates reflect on life on the trail
• Blowout sets up 'win and in' game for Comets
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• Naselle girls clinch district berth
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• Lady Fishermen finish season with Senior Night
• SUMMARY ORDINANCE #772
• This week in sports: 11.3.10
• PACIFIC COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT NO. 7 - PUBLIC NOTICE
• Five Fishermen golfers on all-academic team
• SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PACIFIC
• Coast Guard closes multiple bar entrances
• CITY OF LONG BEACH 2011 BUDGET
• Scientists monitor strongest La Niña weather event since 1954
• Park Happenings: Memento of mercy tells a rich story
• Fish & Feathers: Remember often-ignored firearms rules
• Notice of Trustee's Sale
• Ask a Master Gardener: Fall rains stimulate moss development
• Notice of Trustee's Sale
• Seaview Stories: Tales of the rails
• Pacific County Jail Bookings: 11.3.10
• League standings: 11.3.10
• Court Report: 11.3.10
• Ridgefield too physical for Fishermen
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• Soggy runs lead to state meet (slideshow)
• TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE
• Fishermen boys team, Pacheco, Cervantes onto to state XC meet (slideshow)
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• Slideshow: Soggy runs lead to state meet
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• Southwest Washington: Weather Service warns of flooding danger as rain continues
• Smith fourth at district, Green fifth for Comets
• Pacheco 17th at district, Sutherland 19th for Ilwaco
• Ridgefield rises above Fishermen 40-0 in finale
• Comets to play Mossyrock in district volleyball
• Final football standings
• Property tax deadline extended
• Razor clam dig starts Nov. 5
• Comets tame Wildcats 47-14, playoffs next
• Lady Spudders mash way to 3-0 victory on Ilwaco Senior Night
• Comets prevail over scrappy Lady Wildcats 3-0 on Senior Night
• Hazards of dredging: Baker Bay
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Roasted Cajun Pumpkin Seeds
• Letter: Would like more about IHS football
• Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife nab three on hunting charges
• Letter: We're lucky to have Peninsula Players
• Daily Astorian deliveries will be late Wednesday
• Letter: Review of 'Killing Time': Wow!
• Castle Rock rolls past Lady Fishermen 3-0
• Letter: Review of 'Killing Time': Wow!
• Letter: Ruling class versus American peasant
• Letter: Foundation, Sea Resources are now one
• 16-year-old needs help cooking up money for an aid dog
• Golden apple for NYC's Sharon Bishop
• Information and Assistance: Boomers away!
• Finn dance hall music comes to NHS
• Senior Activities: 10.27.10
• Inquiring local minds want to know: Will my tree blow over?
• Community Menus: 10.27.10
• Testing finds ample crab in Oregon waters
• Editorial: Federal action needed as crab grounds become overcrowded
• Some nonprofits still in good shape
• Editorial: Cheers for smart town stewards
• Corrections
• Letter: There are tools to help you be a well-informed voter
• Correction
• Just think...: Some results of government spending
• Community gets first look at remodeled Chinook gym
• Letter: Letter writer questions positions by Moore, county Dems
• Invaluable valley resource Rosburg Store reopens
• Coast Chronicles: Oktoberfest in Chinook's future
• Election day within sight for candidates
• Letter of Thanks To Commander Ahlin and Crew at Cape D:
• Pacific County jobs situation shows steady improvement in September
• Adult Recreation: 10.27.10
• State 2B football brackets just about set
• SOLICITATION OF PROPOSALS
• This week in sports: 10.27.10
• SOLICITATION OF PROPOSALS
• League standings: 10.27.10
• Obituaries: Paulina Setala
• Comets close, but Northwest Christian remains undefeated
• Obituaries: Harold Bruce Hoffman
• One Man Out: Fair play - on the field and on the page
• Deaths: Alma Mae Hilbert
• One Man Out: Fair play - on the field and on the page
• Obituaries: Vernon Virgil Worthington
• Naselle clinches district berth with 3-0 win over Lady Hyaks
• Engagement: Aura Elizabeth Wade to wed Bradley Austin Gaines
• Dispatch Reports: 10.27.10
• Political News: Pacific County EDC director meets with Biden and Murray
• Police Blotter: 10.27.10
• CPHM's railroad car is on Washington Heritage Register of Historical Places
• Spectacular waves crash at Cape D Monday
• Fish & Feathers: Your hunting heritage and Second Amendment rights are on the line
• Long Beach kids learn key fire lesson: Stop, drop and roll
• Letter: Commissioners should regulate car use
• Peninsula Rotary Dictionary Project promotes local literacy
• Letters in brief...
• School Menus: 10.27.10
• Election Letters
• Candi Olson and Kevin Fink add 'smoke shop' in Long Beach
• Spectacular waves crash at Cape D Monday
• Enterprise Cascadia earns $2.75 million national award to boost energy saving programs
• Queen Tarabochia, King Cooley crowned at NHS Homecoming
• Football standings
• Happy Homecoming as Comets crush North Beach 50-6 on Senior Night
• Rockets spoil Homecoming with 42-16 win over Fishermen
• Lady Fishermen outlast Toledo 3-2
• Comets close, but Northwest Christian remains undefeated
• Strong autumn storms predicted for Oct. 23-24
• Fishermen JV football vs. Castle Rock, Ridgefield cancelled
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Stuffed Pumpkin
• Jones trial now set to start Jan. 3 in Tacoma
• Ferry tale with a ghost: Historic NW vessel needs new harbor
• Police Blotter: 10.20.10
• Sheriff race continues to heat up
• Community Events
• Crucial deadline comes and goes for local charities
• Driver injured in deer vs. truck wreck
• New book places Peninsula amongst most beautiful
• Alleged Chinook kidnapping in 2009 brings multiple felony charges
• Crab are hot while state fleet is not
• Dispatch Reports: 10.20.10
• Enterprise Cascadia earns $2.75 million in national award; money will boost energy saving programs
• Airplane, copter land on US 101
• Letter: Enough with negative ads and calls! Campaign in person
• Community members invited to celebrate Peninsula Red Ribbon drug-free event Oct. 23-31
• Letter: Western scrub jays have been our neighbors for a while
• IMHS honors September's star students
• Letter: It's wrong to suggest rubberstamping revised Ilwaco plan
• Cervantes to run, throw in Australia
• Editorial: OSU research is welcome solution for 'scoofy oysters'
• School Menus: 10.20.10
• Letters: Readers make election endorsements, take positions
• Letters: Citizens make political choices
• Letter: There's still a role for organized labor
• Letter: Johnson: Final points on sheriff's policies on travel, etc.
• Letter: First, vote; second, vote for income tax
• Coast Chronicles: Sweet Sunny South Peninsula
• Letter: Long Beach reader poses questions for Democrats
• Letters of Thanks: 10.20.10
• Seahorse wrapping up dredge work
• Return of the cardiac Comets (slideshow)
• Notice of Trustee's Sale
• Slideshow: Return of the cardiac Comets
• PUBIC NOTICE
• This week in sports: 10.20.10
• PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
• League standings: 10.20.10
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• Lady Chinooks swim past Ilwaco netters 3-0
• Notice of Pacific County
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• REGULAR & SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE
• Fish & Feathers: Second gun seminar on the calendar
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• Fall Chinook, coho still strong enough for continued mainstem fishing
• PACIFIC COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT NO. 7 - PUBLIC NOTICE
• Ask a Master Gardener: Mice like our homes, too!
• PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED 2011 ANNUAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM, 2011-16 TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, 2011-16 PARKS & RECREATION CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN AND CONSIDERATION OF INCREASED PROPERTY TAX
• WATER MUSIC FESTIVAL: Magnificent Music for the masses
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• One Man Out: Teams need league tinkering
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING and ANNOUNCING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDING AVAILABLE
• First quarter explosion leads Toledo to 54-0 Ilwaco loss
• SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PACIFIC SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
• Comets drop heartbreaker in league loss to Valley, 3-2
• Notice of Public Hearing
• Ilwaco girls second at Elma, led by Cervantes
• IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA CASE NO.: CV OC 1003410 SUMMONS
• Fishermen ready for district tourney
• File No.: 7037.04881
• Toledo JV football game cancelled today
• Comets cardiac comeback crushes Christians 24-21
• Toledo first-quarter explosion leads to 54-0 win at Ilwaco
• Reitz rambles to third, Green seventh at Wahkiakum Open
• LaCenter lights up in final two games, sweeps Ilwaco 3-0
• Comets drop heartbreaker in extra play to Valley 3-2
• Fishermen chop down Elma, Stevenson at Oakridge, Yoder is medalist
• Weidner, Pacheco, Cervantes pace Ilwaco at Cathlamet
• History lessons
• Nyt kantele soimann!
• Ghost stories
• Cervantes fifth, Pacheco sixth at Elma, Owen
• Chinook retention re-opens in Lower Columbia
• Community theater
• Come support the team
• This week in sports: 10.13.10
• Comets within whisker of singing South Bend, but fall 3-0
• Come support the Comets
• Lady Chinooks swim past Lady Fishermen netters 3-0
• Pacific County Courthouse centennial celebration a success
• New river-front park taking shape
• Commission candidates speak to south-county issues
• Friends Of Willapa National Wildlife Refuge celebrate National Wildlife Refuge Week through Oct. 16
• PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
• Cantwell's 'consitituent services roadshow' to visit Ilwaco this Friday
• Fisherman seeks missing friend
• Liquor initiatives have strong support on both sides
• Summer profits leave much to be desired for many
• Sheriff face-off contentious at forum
• Editorial: Committee deciding how to make pool dream into reality
• Editorial: Make long-term land investments
• Editor's Notebook: Find solace in diverse music from the heart
• Legion honors year's top safety personnel
• Letter: Sad day for duck and goose hunters on Willapa Bay
• Welcome to the World: Owen Russell Heimbigner
• Letter: Long-term swimmer: Fun is key to the watery experience
• Young Life says thanks
• Coast Chronicles: Instructions on how to live, a story
• Obituaries: RoseMarie Ziesmer
• Humane Society Pet Report: 10.13.10
• Obituaries: John G. Fernandez
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Pumpkin Roll
• Information and Assistance: Busy October ahead
• Letters of Thanks
• Senior Activities: 10.13.10
• Election Letters
• Community Menus: 10.13.10
• School Board Corner: Volunteering beats the blues
• Community Calendar: 10.13.10
• Naselle honors students of the month
• OSU scientist helping Willapa oystermen overcome bacteria
• School Menus: 10.13.10
• Ocean Beach Hospital signs ER contract with national firm
• Letter: Didion responds to forum claims
• Foundation golf tourney raises money for breast cancer screening
• Just think...I love/hate to cook
• Adult Recreation: 10.13.10
• Letters In brief...
• Long Beach Pharmacy offers new drug take-back program for consumer drug disposal
• PENINSULA FRIDAY NIGHT SIGHTS: 10.9.10
• Naselle's Green and Smith win JV race at Fort Worden Invitational
• Man falls off sailboat in Columbia River; search to resume Monday
• Bruins bag 42-8 Trico League victory over Ilwaco
• Big first half powers Comets past PeEll 27-6
• Entire Oregon coast reopens to mussel harvesting
• Highway reopens after tunnel accident
• Comets turn tables on Lady Gulls 3-0 for third straight win
• Lady Fishermen fall in three to Stevenson
• Fisherman asks for help to bring dog home
• The Peacock is on its way to 'final resting place' outside museum in Astoria
• Editor's Notebook: An unforgettable scream in the night
• Leading at polls, Herrera focuses on jobs, spending
• Letter: He's looking forward to getting election day over with
• Letter: Cutting museum support doesn't make long-term sense
• Letters of Thanks
• Election Letters
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Cranberry Pork
• Humane Society Pet Report: Tucker: From Beverly Hills to day after day in a cage...
• Coast Chronicles: Journeys, Butterflies and Orb Weavers
• Letter: Vehicles are smart emergency planning
• Observer, Discovery Coast win 19 statewide press awards
• PENINSULA SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER: 10.6.10
• Sutherland, Weidner spark Fishermen to second, Pacheco second for girls
• Menus: 10.6.10
• Fishermen Whealdon, Kukula first, second in final home match
• Trade event recalls history
• Lady Spudders fry feisty Lady Fishermen in three
• 'This document is a red flag to our intellect'
• Editorial: It's a bad idea to cut back on salmon hatchery production
• Surfside fire station gets update, expansion after 20 busy years
• Editorial: Keep eel-like gene out of salmon
• Heck's tour emphasizes 'Let's Get to Work'
• Obituaries: Shelley Lee Taylor-Miller
• Lasagna and comedy team up to save lives
• 'This was awesomeness'
• Peninsula's Concert of Churches benefits Young Life program
• Comets sweep North Beach for first league win
• Death Notice: Rosemarie Ziesmer
• Comets hurting after back to back losses
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND ADOPTION
• Patrick Whealdon is medalist with two under, Fishermen win Prairie Invite
• Peninsula artists bring art into the classroom
• Pacheco paces Ilwaco girls to first at Joe Williams Invitational
• One Sky, One World Kite Fly takes off at Bolstad beach approach this weekend
• WIAA fall state tournament allocations set
• Charles Mulvey: Northwest master sets attendance record at Columbia-Pacific museum
• Wildcats scrap for 21-6 win over inspired Fishermen
• Community Calendar: 10.6.10
• ADULT RECREATION: 10.6.10
• Hear the candidates Thursday
• Fall clamming OK to start here Friday
• Need help with federal red tape? Cantwell staff visiting
• Dispatch Report: 10.6.10
• See Ilwaco cemetery's columbarium
• Cook, Sutherland earn AP awards
• Correction
• Sean McNulty teaching PE, math at NYC
• Peninsula celebrates bright-red heritage this weekend
• Naselle sixth graders learn the ropes at Adventure Day
• Life a well-turned bowl at Cranberrian fest for Dick Schroeder
• School Menus: 10.6.10
• First razor-clam dig of fall approved to start Friday in Long Beach
• Obituaries: George C. Miller
• Pacheco paces Ilwaco girls to first at Joe Williams Invitational
• Comets Reitz, Green soar to second at Joe Williams Invite
• Wildcats escape with 21-6 win over inspired Fishermen
• Valley "Friese's" Comets 30-0
• Fishermen win at Ocean Shores, Whealdon medalist again
• Naselle knocks off North Beach 3-0
• Football: Week 5 preview - 10/1
• Lady Rockets explode to 3-0 Trico win at Ilwaco
• WIAA fall state tournament allocations set
• Obituaries: Thomas Quinn
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Clam Top Appetizers
• September extends wet pattern: A sign of things to come?
• Coast Chronicles: Pokin' around the bay for hidden treasure
• Clatsop dispatcher honored for helping rescue woman in Pacific County
• Letter: Johnson responds to vehicle issue
• Bridge crossing full
• Patrol seeking more information on Sunday crash
• Finn dance coming
• Dispatch Reports: 9.29.10
• State property tax revenues up 2.1% in 2010
• Residents get ready for the worst
• Peninsula group makes Reno pilgrimage for air racing at its best
• Ilwaco debates museum lease
• Cathy Russ touts diverse background
• Police Blotter: 9.29.10
• Finances are Lisa Ayers' strong suit
• Corrections
• Tribe keeps moving as Congresssits on bill
• IHS's Karl Oman is commended by National Merit Scholarship Program
• Lady Fishermen top Toledo 3-0, end losing skid
• Peninsula Sanitation: Doing much more than just taking out our trash
• Outback Adventures brings exotic creatures to local school
• Green, Smith fly to fourths in Evergreen meet
• School Menus: 9.29.10
• Pacheco third, Ilwaco girls fourth in Trico meet
• LB making plans for autumn pumpkin patch
• Patrick Whealdon is medalist with two under, Fishermen win Prairie Invite
• Obituaries: Carole Jean Whitecotton
• Letter: Census takers appreciate cooperation
• Obituaries: Helen Josephson
• Letter: Malin makes case against the GOP
• Obituaries: Jean Theo Underwood
• Election Letters
• Comets can't keep up in rivalry game (slideshow)
• NOTICE OF ABANDONED VEHICLE SALE
• Slideshow: Comets can't keep up in rivalry game
• Notice of Trustee's Sale
• Fishermen tops at home (slideshow)
• SMALL WORKS ROSTER
• Slideshow: Fishermen tops at home
• NOTICE OF CLOSED RECORD HEARING BEFORE THE PACIFIC COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
• Lady Fishermen snag fourth at Raymond tourney
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR PACIFIC COUNTY
• IHS overmatched by Chinook run game
• SURPLUS PROPERTY
• Lady Vikings squeak past Naselle 3-1
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
• Ilwaco JV football round-up
• AMENDED NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• This week in sports: 9.29.10
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
• Water Music Festival programs set for October
• Court Reports: 9.28.10
• Senior Activities: 9.28.10
• Building Permits: 9.29.10
• Community Menus: 9.28.10
• Jail Bookings: 9.29.10
• Information and Assistance: Helpful events ahead
• No matter the score 'Cheerleaders always win'
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• Peninsula-based chorus looking for more voices
• File No.: 7037.04881
• Fishermen win Invitational, Patrick Whealdon is medalist with two under
• Lady Fishermen snag fourth in Raymond eight-team volleyball tourney
• Chinooks run past Fishermen 45-8
• Naselle running attack, defense whips Warriors 26-12
• White Salmon slips past Lady Fishermen netters 3-0
• PENINSULA FRIDAY NIGHT SIGHTS
• Coast Guard medivacs man from cruise ship after Astoria stop
• Jazz piano concert canceled
• Ilwaco wins game; LaCenter takes match 3-1
• Humane Society Pet Report
• Comets edge North Beach in cross country dual
• Ilwaco wins game; LaCenter takes match 3-1
• Coast Chronicles: Love, death and the changing of the seasons
• Fishermen boys third, Pacheco third for Ilwaco girls
• Letters of Thanks: 9.22.10
• OPB launches regional journalism venture focused on the environment
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Ham and Cheese Spoon Bread
• Long Beach looks back at Rod Run
• Peninsula students practice quake survival
• Correction
• $520M in the hole, state cuts are on the way
• Brush pleads not guilty, trial set to start nov. 15
• Moderate earthquake shakes crustal plate boundary
• Coast folks scramble for insurance
• Home to summer barbecues goes up in flames
• This is the weekend for autumn town cleanup in Long Beach
• NOAA Weather Radio promotion Saturday
• Letter: 'Voting against every Democrat this November ... a matter of self-preservation'
• County jobless rate improves; best since 2008
• Letters In brief...
• Dispatch Reports: 9.22.10
• Dispose of unwanted prescription drugs Saturday in Klipsan
• Editorial: New park will be a prime community asset for centuries
• First razor-clam dig of the season tentatively scheduled next month
• Editorial: New boss takes the helm at KMUN
• Women of the Moose present USO show for disabled veterans of the Peninsula
• Letter: Naselle meeting violation shouldn't have been litigated
• WDFW: Wife's actions likely averted more serious injury for bear attack victim
• Letter: Say 'no' to I-1098: Don't let income tax through the door
• CITY OF LONG BEACH, WASHINGTON
• Election Letters
• Tentative dates set for next Long Beach Peninsula clam digs
• Long Beach woman hurt in accident near Knappa
• Slippery ball leads to game slipping away for FISHERMEN
• It's man vs. mud
• Ilwaco back to back champs at Rose City
• Comets close in first two games, drop 3-0 league match to South Bend
• Lady Chinooks start fast; net 3-0 victory over Ilwaco
• Comets grind out 20-7 win over scrappy Seagulls
• Feds consider approval of modified salmon amid complaints about 'frankenfish'
• Comets soar to third at North Beach tourney
• Comets grind out 20-7 win over scrappy Seagulls
• Fishermen turnovers pave way for Stevenson 23-0 shutout
• Brush pleads not guilty
• Friday Night Flights Blog
• Comets close in first two games, drop 3-0 league match to South Bend
• Coast Community Radio names new general manager
• Slideshow: Rod Run n' Rock n' Roll
• Free concert
• Ryan Kukula medalist after playoff at Rose City, Fishermen win back-to-back titles
• Wedding Announcement: Michelle Fithen and Jacob Binion to marry
• Tapio, Breckinridge medalist against Elma
• Hospital golf tourney raises funds for breast cancer screening
• Lady Bulldogs unleash 3-0 Trico win over Ilwaco
• Editorial: Good idea for here: Community Supported Fisheries
• Lady Gulls nip Naselle 3-1 in Pacific League opener
• Editorial: Remember to chill: Sept. 15 siren is only a drill
• Pacheco wins Rainier race, Ilwaco is third in boys and girls
• Editor's Notebook: My pack will run again in heaven
• Port Townsend man seriously injured in Sunday accident
• Letter: Citizens make endorsements for the General Election
• In brief...
• Letters of Thanks
• Letter: Shame on Surfside political-sign thief
• Humane Society Pet Report: 9.15.10
• Just think...: Equal rights? Not yet...
• Coast Chronicles: Musing on life in the machine and aging in place
• Dispatch Reports: 9.15.10
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Raw Potato Patties
• Principal's Corner: Working together to create great schools
• Morris King receives brother's Purple Heart, other medals at 2010 Rod Run
• School Menus: 9.15.10
• UW meteorologist expects a cold, wet winter for the coast
• Reunion sparks memories of 136-year family history
• Changes come to popular food program
• Singer-author speaks on mental health
• iPads at NHS bring future to fingertips
• Obituaries: James Rainey
• Rod Run n' Rock n' Roll (slideshow)
• Obituaries: Frederick O. Wiitala
• Slideshow: Comets tops in rivalry game
• NOTICE OF PACIFIC COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON STATE COUNTY OF PACIFIC
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON STATE COUNTY OF PACIFIC
• What you should know about concealed weapons permits
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• Fish & Feathers: Doves, doves everywhere and something new
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• Ask a Master Gardener: Fall Clean-up Will Help Reduce Next Year's Garden Pests
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON STATE COUNTY OF PACIFIC
• Fall hunting, fishing gets started
• Ordinance NO. 858
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR PACIFIC COUNTY NOTICE TO CREDITORS
• NOTICE OF PACIFIC COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS
• State of Washington Department of Revenue Unclaimed Property Section
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON STATE COUNTY OF PACIFIC
• Return to the theatre of the mind
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON STATE COUNTY OF PACIFIC
• Local museums to co-host 90th Annual Cranberrian Fair - A Harvest Festival, Oct. 9-10
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR PACIFIC COUNTY
• This week in sports: 9.15.10
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• Adjustments key in Comets home win
• SMALL WORKS ROSTER
• Naselle runners strong in jamboree
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• Fishermen break winless streak, down Neah-Kah-Nie with ease
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON STATE COUNTY OF PACIFIC
• Comets tops in rivalry game (slideshow)
• Ordinance NO. 858
• Green second, Reitz fourth on Jewell jewel of course
• Fishermen plunder Pirates 34-6 to get in win column
• Correction: Naselle football vs Ilwaco
• Slideshow: Week 2, Comets make adjustments to pull out win
• Naselle running attack, defense whips Warriors 26-12
• Child rapist gets 30 years
• Pacheco third, Malmstadt tenth at Tenino Gordy Robertson jamboree
• Feed your mind
• Lifelong page turners
• Life after retirement
• Assisted living activities
• Micro-quake recorded at Cape D
• Comets claim 3-0 match over feisty Lady Fishermen
• Ryan Kukula medalist, Ross Kukula and Anthony Yoder second
• Wave of future is now, i-Pads in hands of all NHS freshmen
• Reitz first, Green second Smith third in Comets cross country jamboree
• Letter: 'His cook matter-of-factly offered to kill the banker'
• Fishermen frolic in record fashion against Ridgefield, LaCenter
• Letters of Thanks
• Dispatch Reports: 9.8.10
• Coast Chronicles: Musings on life in the machine: Part 1
• Kissel to show Dementia at 10th Street Garage
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Macaroon Crunch
• 'Elvis' is entering the building for Rod Run
• IT'S BACK TO SCHOOL BABY!
• Return of crowd-favorite Poker Run revs up Rod Run 2010
• Turner loves political front-row seat
• Driver airlifted to Emmanuel after one-vehicle accident
• Dredging slyly saving North Jetty
• Brush arraignment delayed again to Sept. 17
• Leshowitz convicted; looking at 20-year prison term
• Cathlamet logger dies in Clatsop County accident
• Volunteers fuel coast fire departments
• Police Blotter: 9.8.10
• Tarabochia's aces help Comets trump Knappa 3-0
• Editorial: Obeying law avoids painful Open Meetings lawsuits
• Editorial: It's time for stricker regulation of maritime air pollution
• Letter: Reader raises question of county fairness and integrity
• Editor's Notebook: Seeing achievement in aging's changes
• Letter: Citizens make endorsements for the General Election
• Guest Column: Overcome the culture of environmental corruption
• Obituaries: Ronald Eugene Nelson
• File No.: 7763.26944
• Obituaries: Edward James Peistrup
• File No.: 7021.26483
• Obituaries: Catherine McGowan 'Kay' Garvin
• File No.: 7523.21073
• Obituaries: Kenneth Lou 'Ken' Lentz
• File No.: 7037.06418
• Obituaries: Jesse James Graves
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Obituaries: John Bledsoe
• Court Reports: 9.8.10
• Ocean Beach Hospital wins state award for patient safety
• Jail Bookings: 9.8.10
• Rolls-Royce of convenience stores for reservation
• Filmmaker sets his lens on local oyster trade
• Steve Watrous, voice for private boat fishermen
• Weather can't dampen Comets (slideshow)
• This week in sports: 9.8.10
• PDC releases new legislative money map
• Slideshow: Weather can't dampen Comets
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON STATE COUNTY OF PACIFIC
• Community Events: 9.8.10
• IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON STATE COUNTY OF PACIFIC
• School Menus: 9.8.10
• Senior Activities: 9.8.10
• Youth learn about building coalitions
• Community Menus: 9.8.10
• Long Beach Elementary hosts Book Fair
• Community Calendar: 9.8.10
• SLIDESHOW: Friday Night Sights
• Man dies in fatal logging accident
• Comets dominate first half, win wet 24-0 lid-lifter
• Brush arraignment delayed again
• Leshowitz convicted on some charges
• North Coast police warn about fraudulent calls seeking debit card information
• North Coast police warn about fraudulent calls seeking debit card information
• Gray whales sighted at North Head
• Friday Night Sights - Week 1 preview
• Driver airlifted to Emmanuel after one-vehicle accident
• What's that sound?
• Picture Window Photo Blog: Cathlamet Corral downhill skate race
• Slideshow: Rivers influence, shape our bay
• Obituaries: Leota F. Howard
• Obituaries: John C. Thompson
• Obituaries: Ann Jarrett
• Obituaries: Jack Knopski
• Deaths: 9.1.10
• Obituaries: John C. Thompson
• New, tough El Niños becoming more common
• Coast Guard heralds new command based at mouth of the Columbia
• Boys & Girls Club starts fall programs
• Corrections
• Brush in court
• Rivers influence, shape our bay (slideshow)
• Leshowitz attempted murder trial extended
• Meeting violation costs Naselle $13K
• Labor day poker paddle in South Bend
• Obituaries: Iris L. Brown
• Jenn Larson continues nice tradition of free school haircuts
• An invitation to share an Ocean Park sunset bonfire
• School Menus: 9.1.10
• Operating unlicensed charter costs Oregon guide $7,000
• IHS cross country, running to state again?
• Community Menus: 9.1.10
• Dispatch Reports: 8.31.10
• NHS XC shooting for state podium
• PUBLIC NOTICE - CALL FOR BIDS
• Police Blotter: 8.31.10
• Letter: Lisa Ayers is qualified and ready for county commission
• Are you ready for some football?
• Senior Activities: 9.1.10
• Local bank warns of phone scam
• Letter: Didion has the right record, realism, work ethic for sheriff
• Information and Assistance: Coming events, projects, deadlines
• PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR BIDS
• Flu shots soon available in LB and SB
• Letter: Johnson and Didion both good men, but re-elect Didion
• APN: 79538000225 TS
• File No.: 7037.05502
• Fish & Feathers: What's really happening at Buoy 10
• Letter: Basketcase 'shopper' better come by and pay her bill
• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Chinook retention ended Aug. 31 in the Buoy 10 fishery
• Letter: Women vs. bears would make for a thrilling fundraiser
• SUMMARY ORDINANCE #771
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• Refuge Friends plan volunteer day on Sept. 4
• Letter: Sandy loves a good Cape D bike ride
• File No.: 7777.12743
• File No.: 7023.01623
• Outdoor Briefs
• Letters of Thanks: 9.1.10
• Will experience lead to success?
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• 25 Years of Wiegardt Studio Gallery
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: A new printing of Lucille's book is now available
• Fishermen ready for run at third state golf title
• Jail Bookings: 9.1.10
• Healthy Options: There's still time for fall food gardens
• Coast Chronicles: Letting go of falling angels
• COMETS DEPTH, EXPERIENCE COULD PAVE ROAD TO DISTRICT
• Fire District #1 Run Report: 9.1.10
• Obituaries: Virginia "Ginger" Johnston
• Caswells invite you to retire to a slice of Willapa heaven
• Adult Recreation: 9.1.10
• Obituaries: George A. Sampson
• Elaine Fosse pours a tasty bottle of success with handmade salad dressings
• PACIFIC COUNTY FAIR
• Community Event
• Rotarians turn into 'Panhandlers for Polio'
• Oyster lecture at heritage museum
• Obituaries: Calvin CJ Anderson
• Superintendent's Corner: Remember the smell of crayons, chalkboards and freshly sharpened penci
• Letter: Lisa Ayers best for county job
• Jones trial moving to Tacoma, date now set for October
• Letter: Observer quick with the news
• Regional Coast Guard ready for historic changeover
• Humane Society Pet Report
• Feds award development funds
• Letters of Thanks
• Mexican naval personnel train at Cape D
• Coast Chronicles: Buns, books, bake sales and ballots
• Corrections
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Simple Supper
• Help Jack's make sure Peninsula kids have school supplies
• Midwest troubles lead to local ShoreBank shake-up
• Peninsula teens invited to pizza party
• Vote is close, but school levy passes
• Make sure students meet state health requirements
• Protecting Willapa: 'Ugly' rocks create a beautiful bay
• Editorial: Priming the community-lending pump will help create jobs
• WASHINGTON STATE INTERNATIONAL KITE FESTIVAL (slideshow)
• Editorial: Crabbing is good, and good to us
• Slideshow: WASHINGTON STATE INTERNATIONAL KITE FESTIVAL
• Letter: School board says thanks on behalf of Ocean Beach kids
• Letter: Post-primary unity hard to achieve following attack
• Editor's Notebook: Writing summer's elegy
• NOTICE OF ABANDONED VEHICLE
• Letter: John Didion can still win re-election
• Letter: Ballot might have hurt school total
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Letter: Give us a little more sun, please
• Island Girl perches on Columbia sands
• Ilwaco OKs water-leak relief
• OP School trophies, memorabilia loaned to Columbia Pacific museum
• Shots fired in LB
• Ocean Park athletes remembered on trophies and in print
• Collision on bridge
• Obituaries: Forrest "Frosty" Siemroth
• Jail Bookings: 8.25.10
• Obituaries: Armas Aleski Johnson
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Al Venter releases another book of war
• Washington's adult smoking rate now third lowest in the nation
• District 1 Firefighter Association donates new rescue equipment
• Moose, mitts and mops
• Long Beach Police Department: 8.25.10
• Obituaries: Dorothy R. Garland
• Police Blotter: 8.25.10
• Morene Martin: School district's M&M 'kept the ship afloat'
• Letter: Volunteer in our schools for an amazing time
• Letter: Well-intentioned story strayed away from historical facts
• Letter: More details provided on Sherwood and its people
• Letter: Store reopening
• Are Comets primed for record fourth state trip? (slideshow)
• Letter: If you don't appreciate the wildlife, move to the city
• Ilwaco shows 'right stuff' in prep for tough schedule (slideshow)
• Letter: Bear damage is legitimate problem for Oysterville woman
• Slideshow: Ilwaco shows 'right stuff' in prep for tough schedule
• Guest Column: More budget cutting hurts state students
• Slideshow: Are Comets primed for record fourth state trip?
• Sawmill set for late spring reopening
• Adam Bighill earns prestigious number 44 for CWU
• Slideshow: 2010 Washington State International Kite Festival
• Hearings officer approves LNG pipeline for Clatsop County
• ShoreBank Pacific merges with California bank
• West Coast ShoreBank survives after feds seize Chicago operations
• Ocean Beach school levy passes by 84-vote margin
• Jones trial set for Tacoma
• Oregon timber harvest sinks to new low
• Obituaries: Jeremy Lee Flint
• Letter: Attracting and feeding bears puts neighbors in danger
• Obituaries: Sally Janice Szot
• Letter: 'Pristine' isn't the right word for Willapa Bay
• Obituaries: Forrest Albert Siemroth
• Letter: Giving jazz credit where it's due
• Welcome to the World: Autumn Rain Miller
• Letter: Look for school administrative savings
• Student Success Story: Annika Wolters
• Guest Column: Beach Archaeology: Part Three
• Guest Column: I'm alive: Give me some respect!
• Letter of Thanks
• New ambulance cause of fire at OP fire station
• Coast Chronicles: Christian Booth's fall to grace
• NOAA gives nod to fish harvest reforms
• Lucille Downer's Taste of the Peninsula: Magic Crust Cheesecake Pie
• Turner talks small business with Pres. Obama
• Letter: Denuded land needs special requirements to treat runoff
• Brush ruled competent
• Letter: Help bay by replacing commissioners
• Ayers and Russ advance to battle for commission seat; Ocean Beach school levy deadlocked
• Letter of Thanks
• Collision on bridge
• UW tracking slow-motion quake on Olympic Peninsula
• Amazing multi-kite flyer Ray Bethell dazzles at WSIKF
• CITY OF LONG BEACH SUMMARY OF REPORT OF DECISION
• Big injection of federal money approved for Columbia-Pacific region
• Calling all bikers-hikers for Puget Island
• Doupé building: A challenging, decaying treasure
• Peninsula girls hope to be American Idols
• Long Beach Bluegrass Festival
• 11th Annual Sturgeon Derby
• Loyalty Days
• Surf Perch Derby
• Asian New Year Kite Celebration
• Mick's "Scrap Bag" Wave Train
• John Freeman's "Not a Peter Lynn" Kite

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