Astoria, United States (Local)
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Bob Duke's articles seem to focus on local news and events in the Astoria area of Oregon. His coverage predominantly centers around agriculture & farming with a smaller portion dedicated to scientific topics.
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How does a forum focused on the many ways North Coast residents can lose their lives, loved ones and property to natural and man-made disasters strike a positive note without downplaying the dangers? By making it about preparedness.
Remember the Fratellis' restaurant in “The Goonies” and those treacherous undergr
10 years ago — 2016 Remember the Fratellis’ restaurant in “The Goonies” and those treacherous underground caverns beneath it? One-Eyed Willy’s pirate ship? The pipe organ made of bones? Before […]
The 49th annual Scandinavian Midsummer Festival got underway Friday with polka dances, sausage with kraut, and many other traditional customs at the Clatsop County Fair and Expo Center.
10 years ago — 2016 The 49th annual Scandinavian Midsummer Festival got underway Friday with polka dances, sausage with kraut, and many other traditional customs at the Clatsop County Fair […]
SEASIDE — While July will bring the track and field Olympic Trials to Eugene, Oregonians got to witness another national qualifying competition over the
10 years ago — 2016 SEASIDE — While July will bring the track and field Olympic Trials to Eugene, Oregonians got to witness another national qualifying competition over the weekend […]
SEASIDE — In its 70 years of existence, the Miss Oregon competition has brought bright gowns, flashing smiles and, for one young woman each year, the most coveted headwear in the state.
A bizarre episode in Astoria lore has become part of the infamous D.B. Cooper mystery, in which an unidentified passenger in the early 1970s hijacked a Pacific Northwest flight, stole $200,000 and parachuted into the Oregon-Washington wilderness.
A mother and her children rush along the Astoria Riverwalk with their cellphones pointed ahead like compasses. “It's here!” Kaden Gasser yells as they approach a virtual marker at the end of a pier.
