(TILLAMOOK, OR. October 31, 2022) The Tillamook Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) has a new meeting room in the courthouse, on the first floor in Room 106. The board will […]
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(PORTLAND, OR, September 28, 2022) – We are pleased to announce that CASA for Children of Multnomah, Washington, and Columbia Counties has expanded to serve children in foster care in Tillamook County. […]
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By Mary Faith Bell On the infamous Friday after the Supreme Court decision to reverse Roe vs Wade was announced, I ran into a friend at the farmers market. My […]
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On January 4, 2022, at 6:47 am, Tillamook 911 received calls that an unknown male was trying to break into a home. That man was Dane Jamison Rowland, 25, of […]
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Due to the precipitous rise in COVID-19 infections in Oregon and the increased risk of transmission of the Delta variant, Chief Justice Martha L. Walters of the Oregon Supreme Court […]
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(TILLAMOOK, OR. December 18, 2020) Following a continued increasing trend in COVID-19 cases, Tillamook County moved into the Extreme risk level today December 18th. County offices are currently closed to […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: What do the court decisions mean regarding Governor Brown’s “Stay at Home” executive orders. The Pioneer’s legal expert Neal Lemery (retired judge and lawyer) provides an explanation about […]
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From: Ryan C. Connell, Justice of the Peace Based off an Order from the Supreme Court, the Justice of the Peace has imposed significant restrictions on the Tillamook County Justice […]
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In accordance with the Governor’s emergency declaration and the current thinking of those in the public health community, Oregon’s Chief Justice Martha Walters has directed the institution of Level Three […]
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By Laura Swanson & Press Release Information provided by Tillamook County Tillamook County has become aware of a data security incident which impacted its computer systems. On the morning of […]
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