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Astoria targeted by credit card scams, police warn - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 9:36 am Wednesday, September 30, 2026 The Astoria Police Department is warning local businesses to be on the alert for credit card scams aimed at Astoria businesses. According to a statement from the department issued Monday on social media, the scam is targeting easily resellable items such as jewelry, coins and other valuables. According to the APD, the scam has three steps: First, the scammer attempts to swipe or tap a physical credit card, which is rejected. Next, the scammer asks
Clatsop County health inspections for August - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 10:23 am Monday, September 28, 2026 August was a strong month for Clatsop County restaurants as most eateries that were inspected scored in the 90s, with many restaurants scoring 100s. “The facilities that get consistent high scores are facilities with detailed cleaning and food handling policies, direct and specific training, procedures for every food preparation task, and a knowledgeable person-in-charge to enforce requirements,” wrote Clatsop County Environmental Health Specialist A
Every Day People: Fifty years of teaching in Astoria — and counting - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 8:38 am Monday, September 28, 2026 As soon as you step into Colleen Tilley’s classroom, the energy levels inside are palpable. Her eighth grade students, some running over to her, were exuberantly regaling her with their weekend plans, their sleep scores, as the song of the day — A-ha’s “Take on Me” underscored the controlled chaos. It is Tilley’s 50th year of teaching. This year, she’s teaching health in a classroom on the third floor at Astoria Middle School. She said it’s her favori
Astoria film mural opens to rave reviews - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 11:01 am Friday, September 25, 2026 Astoria’s newest mural is now open to the public on 9th and Duane. Painted by local artist Jo Brown and her team of muralists, it celebrates over 100 years of film in Astoria and across Oregon. Throngs of community members, elected leaders, county officials, and local FM radio station KRKZ — handing out “Shuffle Truffles” — all came to the unveiling to celebrate the new art installation and to hear from the people who made it possible. “Now we have a
Warrenton mayoral candidate removed for living outside city - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 3:50 pm Thursday, September 24, 2026 Paul Leitch, a Warrenton mayoral hopeful, has been removed from November’s ballot after city officials discovered he did not live in the city. In his campaign filing, Leitch listed his address at 957 E. Harbor Drive. According to City Manager Esther Moberg, when she checked the address, she saw it was an undeveloped commercial lot which “is not zoned or permitted for residential use.” She sent a memo to that effect to the City Commission ahead of th
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