Public comment sought on parks master plan in Warrenton About forty people attend the first of two workshops at the Warrenton High School on a proposed parks master plan for the city. The plan to be drafted by the community planning workshop at the University of Oregon. <<READ MORE
May primary lineup set All three seats on the Clatsop County Board of Commissioners up for election in the May 18 primary election will feature contested races. The filing deadline for the May contest was 5 p.m. Tuesday. << READ MORE
Westerlund sheds light on log export venture No word yet on when the Port of Astoria commission will consider entering into a contract with the Bremerton, Washington based Westerlund Log Handlers to export logs from the Port of Astoria. <<READ MORE
Warrenton parks meeting tonight Warrenton holds a public workshop tonight at 6 pm at the Warrenton High School cafeteria to get input on a public parks and recreation facilities master plan. The Parks Advisory Board is working with the Community Planning Workshop (CPW) at the University of Oregon. << READ MORE
Need for Seaside police levy questioned Critical of a newspaper article that he says distorts crime statistics in his town, Seaside resident John Dunzer nevertheless raises a concern about the need for the upcoming May 18th police levy before voters. The City of Seaside will ask voters to approve a $145,000 annual levy over five years to pay for the purchase of seven new police cars and add one police officer position. <<READ MORE
Clatsop County's Wegner nominated for national award Ed Wegner, director of the Clatsop County Transportation and Development Services Department, has been nominated for recognition as one of the country’s best public works leaders. Wegner was chosen for the honor by the Oregon Chapter of the American Public Works Association, which put his name in contention for the national group’s Top Ten Public Works Leaders of the Year Award. << READ MORE
Seaside looks for bio-solids disposal site The City of Seaside considers disposal of sludge from the sewer lagoon at farm property near the Lewis and Clark River. Previously, the nearby Russ Earl farm had been used by the city but the property changed ownership. <<READ MORE
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Today's Full Day in Rock Report
All of today's top music news stories including new Pearl Jam Dates- Chickenfoot DVD coming new month- Final Big Four of Thrash Show with Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax and Megadeth- Fear Factory Tour- New Deftones Dates and Video- Slash Solo Band Lineup- and more
Metallica Fans Riot
A riot broke out at Metallica's concert in Bogota, Colombia on Wednesday (March 10th). Video footage available
New Meat Loaf Album Coming in May
May 11th may not be a hot summer night but Meat Loaf fans will once again be able to offer up body parts to the wolf with the red roses for some new music from the iconic singer
Fear Factory Map Out US Tour
Fear Factory has announced a string of upcoming U.S. Fear Campaign American Tour 2010 dates