I have spent my entire life as a Tillamook County Resident and during that time I have never endorsed a candidate for public office. In this unprecedented turbulent time, under conditions not…
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Health care professionals needed as SERV-OR volunteers to support COVID-19 response
OIOpublisher “When our health care system was preparing for the worst of this, volunteer health care workers answered the call,” said Governor Brown. “I want to commend all our health care professionals…
The Littoral Life: Masked Intentions
By Dan Haag The last time I checked in with a column, it was nearly Valentine’s Day and 2020 was humming along quite mildly, thank you very much. Now, I look at…
SEASIDE BEACH SCHEDULED FOR REOPENING ON MAY 18
Seaside, Ore. – May 13, 2020 – The Seaside City Council voted unanimously at its May 11 meeting to reopen the Seaside Beach on Monday, May 18 at 6 a.m. In addition…
Tillamoook County Board of Commissioners: Short-Term Rentals Re-opening plan approved; County Fair to be “modified”, most features of fair cancelled; Library to Offer Curbside Service
EDITOR’S NOTE: A point of clarification from County Fair Manager Camy VonSeggern, “The county fair is not cancelled, but being modified, and we don’t know what that will look like just yet.”…
New webpage for COVID-19 food resources; Weekly Snapshot Report; Tillamook County COVID-19 cases remains at 6
Many of us need support accessing food right now, and there are new and expanded resources to help meet these needs. To make it easier to see what resources are available, the…
SEASIDE PD AWARE OF, PREPARING FOR SATURDAY EVENT
Seaside, Ore. – May 12, 2020 – The Seaside Police Department is aware of and would like to provide information and local recommendations for an anticipated demonstration and rally scheduled for noon…
Update on Clatsop County COVID-19 cases – May 12th
Here is an update on the total number of COVID-19 cases reported for Clatsop County: As of Tuesday, May 12, the county has recorded a total of 34 cases. The most recently…
Staying safe as Oregon begins slowly lifting the #StayHomeSaveLives orders
As Governor Brown starts slowly lifting restrictions on activities and businesses, it’s important to remember that health and hygiene advice that slows the spread of COVID-19 still applies. Actions such as frequent…
How has the Covid-19 virus affected the real estate market in Tillamook County?
By Dusty Trost, Rob Trost Real Estate The current COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we as Realtors are conducting business. For the safety of the community and our staff, we closed…