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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2015
LaMear to participate in national Daily Astorian managing editor tapped
summit on coastal À ooding threat as president of news industry group
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Astoria Mayor Arline LaMear Zill travel
to 1eZ +ampshire this ZeeNend for a nation
al summit on the threat from risinJ sea levels
and coastal À oodinJ.
LaMear is one of more than mayors
and local and state of¿ cials set to participate
in the ³5isinJ Tides” summit, Zhich is beinJ
hosted by Portsmouth Mayor %ob Lister and
1eZ +ampshire state 6en. 1ancy 6tiles.
The summit is scheduled to include pre
sentations by of¿ cials from the 8.6. 1avy,
the 1ational 2ceanic and Atmospheric Ad
ministration, the )ederal (merJency Man
aJement AJency and the 8.6. Army Corps of
(nJineers.
Astoria is bordered by the Columbia 5iv
er and <ounJs 5iver and is close to the Pa
ci¿ c 2cean. AlonJ Zith the risNs posed by
À oodinJ, tsunamis and a potentially devas
tatinJ Cascadia 6ubduction =one earthTuaNe,
chanJes in the ocean can impact the reJion¶s
commercial and recreational ¿ shinJ indus
tries.
Joshua Bessex/The Daily Astorian
Mayor Arline LaMear, shown here at her
first City Council meeting as mayor in
January, is traveling to a coastal flooding
summit in New Hampshire this weekend.
³:e are seeinJ more Zarm Zater spe
cies in the area liNe +umboldt sTuid, broZn
pelicans, 6teller sea lions and this summer
Zere visited by a pod of humpbacN Zhales”
LaMear said in a statement. ³:hile Zarm
summers and Zhales in Astoria are novel, it
is unsettlinJ for many.”
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meetandJreet on 6aturday
afternoon to hear from the
public.
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Astoria City Council
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ACCUWEATHER ® FORECAST FOR ASTORIA
Astoria 5-Day Forecast
Tonight
46°
Wednesday
Portland
47/68
Corvallis
42/69
Eugene
42/69
Pendleton
43/69
Salem
44/68
Albany
42/69
Ontario
37/67
Bend
36/67
Burns
28/66
Medford
43/77
Klamath Falls
29/68
Considerable
cloudiness
Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2015
62°
47°
62°
Friday
64°
44°
Saturday
Periods of clouds
and sunshine
46°
Mostly sunny
63°
48°
Almanac
Sun and Moon
Astoria through Monday.
Temperatures
High ........................................... 62°
Low ............................................ 57°
Normal high ............................... 60°
Normal low ................................. 44°
Precipitation
Yesterday ................................ 0.43"
Month to date .......................... 1.63"
Normal month to date ............. 3.01"
Year to date ........................... 32.87"
Normal year to date .............. 43.25"
Sunset tonight .................. 6:21 p.m.
Sunrise Wednesday ......... 7:40 a.m.
Moonrise today ................ 2:24 p.m.
Moonset today ........................ none
Regional Cities
City
Baker City
Bend
Brookings
Eugene
Ilwaco
Klamath Falls
Medford
Newport
North Bend
Hi
62
60
67
68
62
64
72
61
64
Today
Lo W
27 pc
36 pc
51 pc
42 pc
51 c
29 s
43 s
47 c
48 pc
Wed.
Lo W
31 s
36 pc
52 s
44 pc
52 pc
33 s
45 s
47 pc
48 pc
National Cities
Today
City
Hi Lo W
Atlanta
69 48 s
Boston
65 50 c
Chicago
73 55 pc
Denver
71 41 c
Des Moines
78 61 c
Detroit
73 51 c
El Paso
81 59 c
Fairbanks
37 21 c
Honolulu
89 77 pc
Indianapolis
72 50 pc
Kansas City
78 60 pc
Las Vegas
75 61 pc
Los Angeles
81 62 pc
Memphis
78 57 s
Miami
83 75 pc
Nashville
73 47 s
New Orleans
79 66 pc
New York
68 55 s
Oklahoma City 83 62 pc
Philadelphia
69 50 s
St. Louis
79 58 pc
Salt Lake City
62 46 c
San Francisco
74 57 s
Seattle
63 48 pc
Washington, DC 68 48 s
First
Full
Last
New
Oct 20
Oct 27
Nov 3
Nov 11
Under the Sky
Hi
65
67
65
69
60
68
77
60
62
City
Olympia
Pendleton
Portland
Roseburg
Salem
Seaside
Spokane
Vancouver
Yakima
Hi
65
66
67
70
68
63
63
65
72
Today
Lo W
42 c
43 pc
47 pc
45 pc
44 s
51 pc
41 pc
44 pc
41 pc
Hi
62
69
68
72
68
60
65
67
70
Wed.
Lo W
42 pc
47 s
49 pc
49 pc
46 pc
52 pc
44 pc
49 pc
42 pc
Tonight's Sky: First quarter moon at 1:31 p.m.
Source: Jim Todd, OMSI
Tomorrow’s Tides
Astoria / Port Docks
Time
High
8:49 a.m. 6.7 ft.
8:08 p.m. 7.3 ft.
Time
1:57 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
Low
0.7 ft.
3.0 ft.
Tomorrow’s National Weather
Wed.
Hi Lo W
74 55 s
59 51 c
76 52 c
49 37 r
76 49 pc
70 54 sh
76 54 t
35 20 c
89 77 pc
75 57 pc
78 59 pc
78 60 pc
82 61 s
82 58 s
85 75 sh
77 50 s
80 68 pc
73 58 s
77 63 t
74 53 s
83 61 s
65 46 pc
75 57 s
60 48 pc
73 51 pc
Cold
Warm
Stationary
Showers
T-Storms
Rain
Flurries
Snow
Ice
-10s
-0s
0s
10s
20s
30s
40s
50s
60s
70s
80s
90s
100s
110s
Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands
are highs for the day. Forecast high/low temperatures are given for selected cities.
Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms,
r-rain, sf-snow fl urries, sn-snow, i-ice.
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Driving under the
inÀ uence of into[icants
At about a.m.
0onday, Astoria 3 olice ar
rested -oshua 1olan, ,
6easide, after he droYe
throuJh barricades set up at
the 1eZ <ounJ s %ay %ridJe
roundabout . The barricades
had been set up to blocN
southbound 8.6. +iJhZay
Zhile the bridJe Zas be
inJ repaired oYer the ZeeN
end. 3olice said 1olan Zas
Yisibly impaired Zhen the
arriYed. :hen they asNed
him to e[it his Yehicle, he
started ZalNinJ to the bridJe
railinJ maNinJ suicidal
statements. The officers
stopped him and told him he
Zas under arrest for driYinJ
under the influence of into[
icants. 1olan resisted arrest,
but, after a struJJle, Zas
subdued. 3olice charJed him
Zith endanJerinJ a hiJhZay
ZorNer, recNless driYinJ,
D8,, and resistinJ arrest. +e
Zas taNen first to Columbia
0emorial +ospital Zhere
he Zas medically cleared.
A breath test revealed his
blood alcohol content Zas at
. percent, more than tZo
times the leJal limit. +e Zas
transported to the Clatsop
County Jail.
loZed by e[ecutiYe session,
1:5(6D, TillamooN 6erYice
&enter, Third 6t., Tilla
mooN.
Shoreline Sanitary Dis-
trict Board, p.m., *earhart
+ertiJ 6tation, :est
/aNe /ane, :arrenton.
Seaside School District,
p.m., 6. )ranNlin 6t.
Port of Astoria Commis-
sion, p.m., old 3ort of¿ ces,
*ateZay AYe.
Seaside Planning Com-
mission Work Session,
p.m., 6easide &ity +all,
%roadZay.
Counterfeit money
At a.m. 6unday, an
employee at the Mini Mart
on :est Marine Drive report
ed tZo counterfeit bills.
Astoria P olice say they have
not received any other re
ports about counterfeit mon
ey . ³:hen Ze do start to see
some, Ze usually start to see
a lot of them, ” Deputy Chief
(ric +alverson said. +e re
minded businesses and com
munity members to carefully
checN the money they receive.
Public meetings
TUESDAY
Union Health District,
a.m., 3roYidence 6easide
+ospital, (ducation 5oom %,
6. :ahanna 5oad, 6ea
side.
Clatsop County Human
Services Advisory Council,
to p.m., ([chanJe
6t., 5oom , Astoria.
Northwest Regional Ed-
ucation Service District
Board, p.m. dinner,
p.m., reJular meetinJ fol
WEDNESDAY
Seaside Tourist Adviso-
ry Committee, p.m., %est
:estern 2cean 9ieZ, main
ballroom, 1. 3rom.
Sunset Empire Park &
Recreation District Board
Meeting, p.m., %ob
Chisholm Community Center,
AYe. A, 6easide.
Lotteries
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APPLIANCE
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The board added ¿ ve
members for threeyear terms
Manny *arcia, editor, 1aples
Daily 1eZs in 1aples, )lor
ida %rian Mc*rory, editor,
The %oston *lobe .aren
Peterson, editor, The 1eZs
Tribune in Tacoma, :ashinJ
ton 5obyn Tomlin, manaJinJ
editor, The Dallas MorninJ
1eZs and Anne 9asTue],
manaJinJ editor, 6un 6entinel
in )t. Lauderdale, )lorida.
5ene 6anche], editor of the
Minneapolis 6tar Tribune, Zas
chosen for a oneyear term.
The conference, Zhich
ended 6unday, Zas the sec
ond Moint conference held by
APM( and A61(, the na
tion¶s top orJani]ations for
neZs leaders. The orJani]a
tions Zill hold their con
ference in Philadelphia.
APM( members are neZs
room leaders at neZspapers
and broadcast outlets, Mour
nalism educators and student
leaders in the 8nited 6tates
and Canada.
On the record
The Dalles
44/72
Astoria
46/62
Thursday
Some sun, then
increasing clouds
Laura Sellers
Oregon Weather
Shown is
tomorrow’s
weather.
Temperatures
are tonight’s
lows and
tomorrow’s
highs
Mostly cloudy
PAL2 ALT2, Calif. ²
Laura 6ellers, the manaJinJ
editor of The Daily Astorian,
is the neZ president of the
Associated Press Media (d
itors, a neZs industry Jroup
that encouraJes Mournalism
e[cellence and supports
traininJ and development.
The orJani]ation elected
eiJht members to its board
of directors and installed neZ
leadership durinJ its Moint
conference Zith the Ameri
can 6ociety of 1eZs (ditors
at 6tanford 8niversity.
(lected to atlarJe posi
tions 6unday Zere Michael
Anastasi, senior vice pres
ident and e[ecutive editor
of the Los AnJeles 1eZs
*roup Traci %auer, vice
presidentneZs and e[ecutive
editor of Lohud.com and The
Journal 1eZs in 1eZ <orN¶s
LoZer +udson 9alley Jane
Davenport, manaJinJ editor
of the Toronto 6tar and Mi
chael Days, editor of the Phil
adelphia Daily 1eZs. Also
elected to atlarJe positions
Zere .urt )rancN, e[ecutive
editor and vice president of
The %lade in Toledo, 2hio,
and Carlos 6anche], e[ecu
tive editor of The Monitor in
McAllen, Te[as.
5onnie AJneZ, e[ecu
tive director of Mississippi
Public %roadcastinJ, Zas
elected as a broadcast rep
resentative, and Tom Arviso
Jr., chief e[ecutive of¿ cer of
the 1avaMo Times PublishinJ
Co. and publisher of the 1a
vaMo Times, Zas selected for
smallmarNet media. Anne
%rennan, product manaJer
editor of the Cape Cod Mas
sachusetts Times Zebsite
CapeCod2nline.com, Zas
elected to represent online
media.
The neZ APM( of¿ cers,
in addition to 6ellers , are
9ice President %ill Church,
e[ecutive editor, +eraldTri
bune Media *roup in 6ara
sota, )lorida 6ecretary Jim
6imon, manaJinJ editor, The
6eattle Times and Journal
ism 6tudies ChairZoman An
Jie Muhs, e[ecutive editor of
The 6tate Journal5eJister
in 6prinJ¿ eld, ,llinois. The
treasurer is Dennis Anderson,
editor of the Peoria (Illinois)
Journal 6tar.
The APM( also selected
its Innovator of the <ear, Jiv
inJ the aZard to the %oston
+erald for %oston +erald
5adio. 2ther ¿ nalists Zere
the Los AnJeles 1eZs *roup
and The 2Nlahoman. The
+erald received , from
*ate+ouse Media.
At the conference, the
A61( board of directors
chose si[ neZ members and
a neZ e[ecutive committee.
Pam )ine of the 8niversity
of .ansas became the
president. The e[ecutive
committee is 9ice President
Mi]ell 6teZart III of Journal
Media *roup in MilZauNee,
:isconsin 6ecretary Alfredo
CarbaMal of Al Dta (The Dal
las MorninJ 1eZs) in Dallas
and Treasurer 1ancy %arnes
of the Houston Chronicle.
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