Stop The Goats
It is currently nesting season for many many species of birds and wildlife along the Umatilla river.
You’ve got your work cut out for you
a reader of Northwest OpinionsFighting rural poverty should be a key goal for federal forest reform
a reader of Northwest OpinionsRetired
a reader of Northwest OpinionsThe Cash Cow & the Slaughterhouse
a reader of Northwest OpinionsGreat idea
a reader of Northwest OpinionsA new aspect of the coal-transit issue
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Commentary: Share the military’s stories
Memorial Day is at once a day to honor the fallen in our nation’s wars and the unofficial start of the summer season when we fire up
Letter: Paying more for less at fire hall?
By Richie Colbeth John DayLetter: Getting smart about new meters
By Greg and Poppy Valentine John DayCommentary: Sad day for the press, and the public
By Jeff Kosseff To the Blue Mountain EagleEditorial: Wear a poppy and remember those who served
Blue Mountain EagleCommentary: Spying on AP – sad for the press, and for the public
By Jeff Kosseff Covington & BurlingLetter: Lot is looking good
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When pirates attacked California – the Refugio Bay Pirate Cache
We’ve all heard of the pirates of Penzance and the pirates of the Caribbean.
Spring Unveiling cultivates friendships as well as art
By Eliza DavisThe 2013 North Oregon Coast Birdathon
By Susan BoacUnveilings, Ferraris, theater, music: What more could we want?
By Val RyanLetter to the Editor: Wiccans worship nature
Staff WriterAuthors Robert Dugoni and Jennie Shortridge to speak in June
By Carol LynchLetter to the Editor: ‘Get Lit’ great
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ESA’s birthday a time for reflection
By JAMES S. BURLING
For the Capital Press
Hold the party hats.
Anti-slaughter activists horse around with the truth
Capital PressReaders’ views for April 19, 2013
Capital PressEPA release reveals its bias
Capital PressIndoor farms awash in red
Capital PressHigh court decision protects innovation
Capital PressResearch flows from food, farm and jobs bill
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Letter: Another objection to follow-up on murder-suicide
The “article” on the front page of the May 8 Observer disturbed me greatly.
Letter: Learn about GMOs in Raymond May 25
MARY DOUBEKRaymondPot rules mark start of big experiment in Washington
Staff WriterBookish love affairs: Can virtual books engender real passion?
By SYDNEY STEVENSLife on the water
By CATE GABLELetter: Ilwaco is alive, will prevail
KELLY FRECH IlwacoThe Brix story is a happy reminder of our proud industrial heritage
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Editor’s Notebook: Brix family stories are link to our great industrial heritage
The Brix family’s legacy in the Columbia River region is all about building new lives and communities — almost from scratch and on an aweso
Point of View: ‘What are your Memorial Day weekend plans?’
“I will be working at the Astoria Sunday Market. I have a food booth and sell falafel.
Letter: Vote for Stephen Fulton
Larry and Jeanie Petersen AstoriaLetter: Endorsement for Jeanette Sampson
CHARLES HALL Astoria High School student AstoriaLetter: Widener for board
MIKE MORGAN Cannon BeachLetter: Goldthorpe supported
DAWN BUZZARD GearhartLetter: Experienced
DONNA & ROBERT SEARLE WarrentonLetter: Three for port
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Somebody did something
Whenever the world of Washington seems hopeless, someone will point out that the Senate Judiciary Committee did a good job on immigra
A tip of the hat, kicks in the pants
East Oregonian Editorial BoardPot pressure mounts in Salem
The OregonianArt envy
By TIM TRAINOR East OregonianCompetition comes to insurance exchange
By Medford Mail TribuneGreed of America’s wealthy destroying this country
Don HulickCan’t stop immigration, have to work to keep it controlled and regulated
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Empty articles on immigration serve no purpose
Re: “Immigration deal in sight”: Our news media groups persist in talking about “amnesty” or “lega
In Gratitude: Father-daughter dance a success thanks to many
Staff WriterSchool schedule changes should help everyone
By Jessica Keller Hermiston Herald EditorCourtside: What ails the justice system?
By Thomas CreasingLetters to the editor: Wal-Mart supports employees
Staff WriterLetters to the Editor
Staff WriterUrban renewal effort a good step for Hermiston
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The value of travel and tourism in Seaside and Oregon
What does travel and tourism mean to you? It probably depends on whether you currently work or have worked in the travel industry.
Shalimar Runs Home for the last time
By Karen HessenLetter to the Editor: Fulton for port commissioner
Staff WriterLetter to the Editor: Wahanna raceway
Staff WriterLetter to the Editor: Support George Stacey
Staff WriterLetter to the Editor: Gramson best choice
Staff WriterLetter to the Editor: Vote goes to Gramson
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OUT OF THE PAST: Enterprise’s Commercial Hotel burns to ground
100 YEARS AGO
May 22, 1913
The Commercial Hotel burned to the ground early Tuesday morning in a gorgeous fire that lighted up Enter
LETTER: More modeling with our Plato
Tom Anderson WallowaLETTER: Water project poses hardship
Toni Leech Enterprise business owner, Lostine residentLETTER: Post needs young vets
Marie & Ray Garcia BrookingsLETTER: Wolf boosters buying us off
Lori Butterfield JosephLETTER: Reader wrong about corporate lobbies
Jeff Lamy HillsboroMAIN STREET: Baseball between blizzards a local tradition
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