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on the exterior.
Those who helped re-
paint the substation were
two young suspects who had
spray-painted the building
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the time and was impressed
that the young offenders,
two teenage girls, were im-
mediately upfront and hon-
est with him. He thought
arresting them was not in the
best interests of anyone.
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substation was scheduled to
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of the girls’ honesty and
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the substation.
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the county and residents
a significant amount of
money, while at the same
time holding the offenders
accountable for their ac-
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Astoria man sentenced
for abusing toddler
between January and Febru- that did not match the injuries,
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pital that the child
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By KYLE SPURR
The Daily Astorian
New program
director leads
arts association
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By R.J. MARX
The Daily Astorian
CANNON BEACH — This
weekend will be Jane Brum-
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son and a new outlook for the
arts association.
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association’s arts education pro-
gram. Two other scholarships
will be awarded, to the Coaster
Theatre Theater Camp and the
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association functions primarily
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Public invited to an annual meeting
of the
Lewis and Clark Cemetery Association
Sunday, November 8th, 1 pm
second floor.
95 Hamburg Avenue, Astoria.
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son. Brian Conry, his defense
lawyer, said his client was on a
mixture of methamphetamine,
heroin and prescription drugs
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dragon said. Judge Paula
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faced murder charges.
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self-representation by emerging
artists. Once customers or fans
of an artist use an art blog, they
tend to go straight to the artist,
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scholarships, an internship and
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summer camp, for which the
Stormy Weather chamber grant
is designated, draws a mix of
local and out-of-town students.
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and some board members retir-
ing, the association is undergo-
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needs are and respond to that,
she said. The association is also
recruiting for a treasurer.
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artist grant will be announced
this month, and comes after a
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