By Laura Swanson, Editor, Tillamook County Pioneer At 95 years young, Peggy Lutz is an inspiring figure who served as a Control Tower Operator at both Naval Air Station Klamath […]
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By Madame Zia On this last Saturday the 22nd of July, on the new moon, the Moon and Sun held hands and bravely crossed over into the fiery and creative […]
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The immediate news is that this Thursday night (July 27th) paving begins on the new stretch of Pacific between the intersection with 1st street up to the new bridge. If […]
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By Dana Zia, The Golightly Gourmet “Popsicles just reek of childhood and careless summer days.” -Dana Zia (blush) Play along with me here…. It is a hot and sweaty day […]
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By Andrew Jenck Often films set in WWII blur together in many respects. Narratives such as a romance between a soldier and his doll, dedicating a large portion to the […]
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By Chris Wagner “Self care is not self-indulgence, but it is self-preservation and that is an act of political warfare.” Audre Lorde Self care is unique for each of us. […]
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On Sunday, July 23, 2017, at approximately 2:28pm, Tillamook Police were dispatched to a disturbance at 109 Cedar in Tillamook. Upon arrival it was discovered that the resident John M. […]
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By Amy Schmid, Administrative Program Specialist, & Jessica D. Linnell, PhD, Assistant Professor of Practice, Family & Community Health, OSU Extension Service, Tillamook County We all know those people that […]
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By Sayde Moser-Walker What do you do with an 80-year-old Coast Guard Lifeboat Station? The possibilities are endless. At least that’s how Kristen Penner and the Garibaldi Cultural Heritage Initiative […]
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By April Bailey Pacific City is home to some delicious eateries. Whether it is the incomparable scones at Grateful Bread, the tasty burritos of Los Caporoles, or the beer-bathed everything […]
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