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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, APRIL 13, 2015
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honors Oregon’s
public beaches
By ERICK BENGEL
EO Media Group
CANNON BEACH —
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gon’s public beaches, Matt
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have become the writer and
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both the city’s Parks and
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Second Street overlooks the
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unveiled at its permanent lo-
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city’s Earth Day marathon,
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Sally Lackaff, who created the artwork for Cannon Beach’s
soon-to-be-unveiled Beach Bill sign, works on the illustra-
tions for a children’s book in her Astoria studio.
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The original artwork for the city’s Beach Bill sign currently sits on the desk of the artist, Oregon’s public beaches, months later, the sign is al-
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1157 N. Marion.
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