Rebecca Norden-Bright is a local journalist based in Astoria, Oregon. She writes for several publications including the Daily Astorian, Seaside Signal, and The Bulletin, covering a wide range of topics including local news, education, and community events. Her work has also been featured in the Chinook Observer.
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Chris Breitmeyer, the former president of Clatsop Community College, has taken on a new role as the president of the Rural Community College Alliance.
Email Print Copy article link Save ASTORIA — The Clatsop Community College Board voted last week to offer the position of president to Jarrod Hogue, after the other top candidate, Richard Hopper, withdrew his application.
Chris Breitmeyer, the former president of Clatsop Community College, has taken on a new role as the president of the Rural Community College Alliance.
The Clatsop Community College Board voted Tuesday to authorize a presidential contract with Jarrod Hogue.
Money for roof repairs for building on Exchange Street
Chris Breitmeyer, the former president of Clatsop Community College, has taken on a new role as the president of the Rural Community College Alliance.
Despite the closure of a beloved yarn store in downtown Astoria, knitters and crocheters will soon have another hub for yarn and other supplies.
The Clatsop Community College Board voted Aug. 20 to authorize a presidential contract with Jarrod Hogue.
By: Rebecca Norden-Bright
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By: Rebecca Norden-Bright
An ad hoc committee appointed by the Clatsop Community College Board found that a private meeting between three board members, former college president Chris Breitmeyer and former state Sen. Betsy Johnson in May was not a violation of board policy.
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