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Pacific County Food Inspections

Date Business Name Description of Violation Points Assessed10/09/17 Ole Bob’s Seafood & Grill Cold Holding (less than 5 degrees) 5 Red10/24/17 Long Beach Subway Cold Holding (less than 5 degrees) 5...

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Fresh ideas for growth: leveraging our assets a recurring theme for economic...

“Visiting and doing business in Tokeland almost always leaves people personally ‘touched’ through the experience,” said Sandy Prosser, secretary of the Tokeland/North Cove Chamber of Commerce. “We like...

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CPA Rosemarie Sibley: Financial forethought is key

How long have you been in the tax field?“This will be 32 years.”What first attracted you to the field?“I think I was born to do it. My dad is not an accountant, but he should have been (ha-ha). When I...

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Multiple factors cause log price surge

A confluence of factors is lifting Northwest log prices at a time when U.S. demand for lumber is only expected to grow, timber experts say.Natural disasters, from wildfires in the West to hurricanes in...

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Top properties in the Columbia-Pacific Region

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Well Preserved: Hiram and Lillian Leinenweber Residence

ASTORIA — In 2002, Joan Herman left Astoria to get a master’s degree at University of Oregon. Although she was a successful journalist and businessperson, she wanted to teach English in a community...

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Forrest Koch, CPA: New tax law makes smart changes

How long have you been in the tax field?“This year is 40 for me.”What first attracted you to the field?“I was in wheelchair. I thought it was the only thing I could do. It turned out to be a great...

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Meet the Merchant; Oman and Son Builders Supply

2018 marks officially marks 75 years for Oman and Son; how did the business begin?Steve Oman, Jr.: “Our great grandfather (Fred Oman) started the business in 1943. They started out building and selling...

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Dirty jobs: High hopes

How long have you worked for Five Zero Trees?“This spring will be a year.”Do you consider yourself a farmer?“Yes, I consider myself a farmer above all things because when you’re working with these...

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Dirty jobs: On the butcher’s block

What did you do before becoming a butcher?“I worked on a trawler out of Dutch Harbor for a while. I came home and got a job on a tugboat before I got in an accident. I was 30 and had to find a new...

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The smell of success

How long have you worked at Long Beach Recycling Center?“Almost four years.”What are some of your main responsibilities?“Most of it is just sorting through loads. The garbage that comes out of the...

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Dirty jobs: Who cut the sturgeon?

Who accounts for most of your business?“It’s a pretty even mix right now of shipping, restaurants and retail. In summertime, the numbers are totally different. We just shipped a whole sturgeon...

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Dirty jobs: Waiting to exhale

What inspired you to start this service?“I was with a friend and he told me that he made an agreement with his kids that if we got a dog that they would pick up the s--- for it, and they didn’t. And I...

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Natural Grocers opens in Warrenton

WARRENTON — Natural Grocers, the region’s newest grocery store, has opened at Youngs Bay Plaza.The 13,000-square-foot natural and organic store employs about 20 people, including Store Manager Brian...

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New hotel pitched for Astoria

A hotel developer is proposing a four-story, 66-room Fairfield Inn and Suites off Second Street near the Astoria Riverwalk.Hollander Investments, of Bellingham, Washington, purchased The Ship Inn off...

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Oregon Coast high on marijuana sales

With their lower populations and higher rates of tourism, North Coast counties sold some of the most marijuana per capita in Oregon last year.The 14 licensed marijuana retailers in Clatsop County sold...

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Sanborn Building in downtown Astoria changes hands

Luottamus Partners, the downtown real estate company run by the late William “Mitch” Mitchum and Rose Marie Paavola, has sold the Sanborn Building at 10th and Commercial streets in downtown Astoria to...

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New coffee, bakery, to-go store opens along Sunset Lake

A new coffee shop, bakery, to-go restaurant and convenience store is opening on the approach to Sunset Beach.Mindy Garrison and Stephen Hollenbeck held a soft opening over the weekend of Cullaby Coffee...

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Astoria Building Permits

Date Owner Address Valuation Work Description Contractor2/1 Joe Barnes 2031 5th St $21,000 Fire suppression for Building A Parker Fire Protection Inc2/2 Ralph McNees 1950 SE Front St $5,000 Rooftop...

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Cannon Beach Building Permits

Date Name Address Value Description Contractor2/5/18 North Coast Properties $20,000 Commercial Remodel J.L. French2/15/18 Hospitality First LLC $56,000 New Com Sprinkit Fire 2/22/18 Hospitality First...

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