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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Rebecca's coverage is heavily focused on local announcements and government-related news within the Oregon, specifically in Astoria. The majority of her articles are related to education, personal finance, and human resources & employment.
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County, state schools still recovering from pandemic-era learning loss
Students in Clatsop County and across Oregon are still struggling to recover from pandemic-era learning loss, according to the latest Oregon State Assessment System scores.
Three candidates compete for Ward 4 on the east side
State Rep. Cyrus Javadi and Astoria City Councilor Andy Davis have centered on housing, the high costs of living and infrastructure concerns as core issues in their campaigns for state House District 32, but voters will largely be presented with a partisan choice in November.
State Rep. Cyrus Javadi and Astoria City Councilor Andy Davis answered questions on issues ranging from housing development and affordability to abortion and environmental concerns at a candidates’ forum for
The Astoria City Council voted on Monday to authorize a contract with a planner to initiate the development of a public space at Heritage Square.
The work by a Newport artist is part of a statewide project to boost mental health
By: Rebecca Norden-Bright
State Rep. Cyrus Javadi holds a significant fundraising advantage over Astoria City Councilor Andy Davis in the state House District 32 race.
By: Rebecca Norden-Bright
State Rep. Cyrus Javadi holds a significant fundraising advantage over Astoria City Councilor Andy Davis in the state House District 32 race.
Visitors to the Astoria Aquatic Center could soon see an increase in facilities and programming, as the city’s Parks and Recreation Department aims to expand the complex on Marine Drive.
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