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BIZ BOX: Rivermouth Vintage mixes fashion, antiques — and weirdness - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 1:38 pm Sunday, September 6, 2026 Vintage clothing fills the racks. Antique furniture sits alongside colorful textiles, ceramics, dolls and old electronics. Artwork hangs throughout the space, while oddities and unexpected treasures appear wherever there is room. Near the front of the store stands Frank, a 1971 animatronic Sasquatch wearing an orange scarf and holding stuffed animals. For owners Megan Davis and Josh Kramarenko, that combination of vintage clothing, antiques, art and th
Jewell School District gets $200k grant for ag ed - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 10:37 am Wednesday, August 12, 2026 Jewell School District has received a $200,000 U.S. Department of Agriculture grant to build a greenhouse and expand its agricultural education program. The Patrick Leahy Farm to School Grant will support year-round food production and give students more opportunities to learn about greenhouse production, sustainable agriculture and local food systems. “We are absolutely thrilled and profoundly grateful to the USDA for this generous grant, which repr
Chinook Indian Nation carries history forward at Tansy Point - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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On the land along Tansy Creek, an old Sitka spruce stands as a witness. The tree was already growing when Chinook leaders gathered at Tansy Point 175 years ago to negotiate treaties with the United States. It has remained through generations of change, through the displacement and loss experienced by the Chinook people, and through the long fight for the federal recognition the nation says it was promised. Now, as the Chinook Indian Nation prepares to return to Tansy Point on Aug. 15 to commemor
Chinook Indian Nation carries history forward at Tansy Point - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 5:03 pm Tuesday, August 11, 2026 On the land along Tansy Creek, an old Sitka spruce stands as a witness. The tree was already growing when Chinook leaders gathered at Tansy Point 175 years ago to negotiate treaties with the United States. It has remained through generations of change, through the displacement and loss experienced by the Chinook people, and through the long fight for the federal recognition the nation says it was promised. Now, as the Chinook Indian Nation prepares to r
BIZ BOX: Workers Tavern's next chapter: Preserving a century of Astoria stories - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 2:48 pm Tuesday, August 11, 2026 Workers Tavern has been part of Astoria’s story for generations. This cultural heritage is exactly why owner Diana Kirk spent the last six years — and more than $1 million — preserving the nearly century-old building from the ground up, even as she underwent treatment for breast cancer. What began as plans to repair aging apartments quickly evolved into a massive restoration. Crews stabilized the building’s foundation, replaced failing infrastructure, e
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