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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 2015
Cannon Beach Council hopeful about downtown pedestrian mall
City may close
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was seated in the audience, said
that he had already spoken to a
number of people in the com-
munity about the pedestrian
mall idea, and “there’s a lot of
people interested in it.”
Business community
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the pedestrian mall on down- done to anticipate the possible
town businesses, the city should downsides.
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proposed the city work with police departments will need to
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By ERICK BENGEL
EO Media Group
CANNON BEACH — The
city of Cannon Beach is toying
with the idea of establishing a
downtown “pedestrian mall.”
Every so often, perhaps one
or two evenings a month, the
city would close off a section
of Hemlock Street to vehicular
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ans, restaurants that want to set
up tables in the street, and oth-
er businesses and organizations
that would hold family-friendly
functions. Music and entertain-
ment may also become regular
features of the mall.
The City Council listed a
pedestrian mall as one of its
goals during the group’s January
goal-setting retreat. City Manag-
er Brant Kucera raised the issue
at the April 14 work session to
get the planning underway and
give the city enough time to “try
it out this year.”
“I’ve seen this (done) in
many communities,” Kucera
said. “There is no doubt that
they are very successful events.
I’ve never heard of this being
Brant Kucera
Courtland Carrier
an unpopular thing to do any- Group’s Spring Unveiling or
where.”
Plein Air & More arts festivals.
Kennett Square, Pa., cre-
Eventually, though, it could
ated something similar while evolve into an event unto itself,
Kucera worked there. One thing
he learned was people were al-
ready familiar with the concept.
“It’s not like we just invented
something,” he said. “We’re just
doing what a lot of other places
were doing.”
It would need to happen on
evenings that are busy but not
too busy; Thursdays work best
in Kucera’s experience, he said.
The event could be modeled
on well-known First Thursday
events held in Portland and
other towns with robust arts
scenes.
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mall could be adapted to an
existing event, like the Gallery
doors, that it complies with Or-
egon Liquor Control Commis-
sion rules.
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ple who have been to pedestri-
an-mall-type events before to
share their ideas with Kucera
and/or Carrier.
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enjoyed pedestrian malls else-
where. “They are fun, and they
bring life to the city.”
“I’m so happy that this is
being discussed, because this is
something I feel Cannon Beach
was ripe for 20 years ago,”
Councilor George Vetter said.
“We need to do it at least once,
if we never do it again, because
we’ll learn something.”
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May 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
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90475 Hwy. 101, Warrenton
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continues to GROW and is seeking
to fill the following FT positions:
Supervisor for Community
Support Services (CSS) Program
for clients with severe and
persistent mental illness. This
program offers a combination of
day treatment and outreach
delivered by a team approach.
Qualifications: Masters Degree in
psychology or related field,
computer and writing skills;
supervisory experience, Spanish
speaking a plus. Alcohol and Drug
experience preferred.
Salary range $50,000 to $65,000
DOE. Requires valid DL and pass
criminal history. Exceptional
benefits include
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Crisis Counselor – QMHP or
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Degree). Perform behavioral
health crisis intervention services
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weeknights / weekend on-call
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Warrenton, OR 97146, fax 503-
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Do you have the hospitality
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We provide medical/dental
insurance, paid
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•Customer Service &
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•Housekeeping
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•Maintenance/Landscaping
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holidays.
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resume to Hallmark Resort, 1400
S Hemlock, Cannon Beach or e-
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PO Box 547, Cannon Beach OR
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Busy construction company
looking for hard working,
dependable employee.
Experience with welding and
heavy equipment a plus,
but not required.
Must have a valid Driverʼs
License and good past job
references. Drug test required.
Competitive wage DOE.
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Annual Brownsmead Grange
Rummage Sale.
May 1st and 2nd, 9am-4pm.
Lots of great stuff
bicycles and much more!
Soup and baked good for lunch!
35 L OST & F OUND
Seeking applications for
•Customer Service
Representative•
Sunset Empire Transportation
District – Ride Care is looking for
energetic individuals with great
customer service skills. Duties
include use of multi-phone line,
scheduling/dispatching rides, clerical
duties and ability to professionally
interact with the medical
community. Knowledge of basic
computer programs and
organizational skills a plus.
Bilingual Spanish skills preferred.
Pre-employment drug test
required.
Mon-Fri – 8:00AM-5:00PM
$13.25 per hour – FT w/benefits
Deadline: May 6, 2015
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•Assistant Mechanic/
Maintenance Tech•
Sunset Empire Transportation
District is looking for a
motivated individual to assist the
mechanic. Duties include
bus, building, grounds and shelter
maintenance. Candidates
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related field. Pre-employment
drug test and CDL are required
Wed-Sun – 12:00-9:00PM
$11.00 - $15.00 per hour DOE
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