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In One Ear: On the move - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 6:00 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Restored rerun: The Liberty Theatre needed a concession stand, Jennifer Crockett, executive director of the Liberty Theatre noted. Jack Harris and Chris Nemlowill of Fort George Brewery, and Blind Moses Woodworking owner Tim Kennedy (who restored the counter), offered to give and move the Owl Drug counter to the Liberty’s lower lobby, and it took an hour of work to just barely make it down the stairs. “The counter was saved from Owl Drug before it burn
In One Ear: Save the stories - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 6:00 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 “Anybody else hear the Riverwalk mural behind Sisu might get painted over?” Jacob Humphries posted on Facebook’s Clatsop County Rants, Raves, & Recommendations group recently. “That’s the waterfront workers mural — including Jon Ogren, the smiling guy in the blue-green vest with both hands up. “It’s been part of walking that stretch for years. There’s a community petition to keep Jon in the picture, and ask the owners to preserve/conserve it before any
In One Ear: Pygmy predator - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 6:00 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 “This young northern pygmy owl was a recent patient at our rehab clinic,” the Wildlife Center of the North Coast posted on Facebook recently. “He has the perfect ‘Oh no, it’s Monday’ look on his face. Maybe a little belly rub will make things better. “They grow about 6 to 7 inches tall with a 12-inch wingspan, making them roughly the size of an American robin … they hunt during the day, especially in the morning and late afternoon. Their prey are large
In One Ear: Around town - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 6:00 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Tidbits from The Daily Morning Astorian, Oct. 3, 1884: • The sunken steamer Joseph Kellogg was raised last Wednesday. The damage was about $500 (about $17,000 now). Note: The Joseph Kellogg, a sternwheeler, had surprisingly few mishaps, aside from this one, in her long career (1851-1929). She snagged at least three times, survived a collision in 1889, was wrecked and repaired in 1906, and went through at least two refittings and a reconstruction. She w
In One Ear: How old? - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 6:00 am Thursday, September 24, 2026 White sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus) in the Columbia River can reach 20 feet long, but most rarely reach more than 10, according to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. They can migrate between fresh and salt water and can live “well over” 100 years, not even maturing until they are 25. However, recently Smithsonian Magazine ran a story about Great Lakes sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens) and the result of a Journal of Fish Biology research
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