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Be an Astoria Carrier!
The City of Astoria has an
opening for an
Equipment Maintenance
Supervisor with an hourly rate of
$24.48 to $29.75 per hour.
This is a full time position with
benefits. To apply or to obtain
further information, please go to
the Cityʼs application website at
http://astoria.iapplicants.com.
If you are unable to complete the
application, you may contact
the Cityʼs Human Resources
Department at (503) 325-5824 for
a paper application.
$100 Signing Bonus!
The Daily Astorian is currently
seeking independent
contractors to deliver its paper
and related products in the
Astoria Oregon area. Interested
individuals must have valid
drivers license, reliable vehicle,
and insurance. Routes are
Monday through Friday
afternoons. There are no
collections or weekend deliveries.
Please come in person to
The Daily Astorian office at
949 Exchange St, Astoria OR
97103 to pick up more
information.
225 Townhouses
The Inn at Cannon Beach is
currently hiring for YEAR ROUND
EMPLOYMENT
Come see us - we'll work with your
current schedule
* Maintenance
* Housekeeping
* Housekeeping Supervisor
$300 HIRING BONUS
NEGOTIABLE WAGES
PAID HOLIDAYS
INCENTIVE BONUSES
And more!
Please apply in person at the
Inn at Cannon Beach
(3215 S Hemlock, Cannon Beach)
If you have any questions, please
contact Terri at
terri@innatcannonbeach.com
or call (503) 436-9085
HOME DELIVERY! Your Daily
Astorian should arrive by 5:30
p.m. Monday through Friday. If it
does not, please call us at 503-
325-3211 or 1-800-781-3211.
The Seashore Inn is now
hiring for the following
positions:
3 bd 2.5 ba 1800 sq ft townhouse,
$1450.00 per month. 1 yr lease.
No Smoking or pets
1386 Kyla Ln Seaside OR. 503-440-
9561
250 Home Share,
Rooms &Roommates
Home share:
1 furnished bedroom,
$650. First/last month,
$300 security deposit.
No pets/smoking.
(503)338-0703
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390 Garage Sales
WA
500+ Sales Nov 5th
NW'S LARGEST Garage Sale
& Vintage Sale
Clark Co Event Center
Sellers & Shoppers Wanted
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525 Marine Supplies
& Equip.
Housekeepers
The Seashore Inn in
Seaside Needs you.
APPLY IN PERSON!
60 N. Prom., Seaside
Under new management
Harbor Light Fresnel Lens
16" high, 17" diameter,
Excellent condition, $1250.00
Contact: annehugo2@gmail.com
or 503-655-5495
Learn about albatrosses of the Oregon Coast
Lower Nehalem
Watershed Council
holds next speaker
event Nov. 10
MANZANITA — Albatrosses
have been described as the
most legendary of all birds,
holding a special place in
maritime lore and superstition
such as in Samuel Taylor
Coleridge’s “The Rime of the
Ancient Mariner.”
The true story of the alba-
tross is even more enthralling.
The public is invited to
attend the next event in the
Lower Nehalem Watershed
Council’s speaker series on
Thursday, Nov. 10. Council
board member and wildlife
biologist Ted Chu will be the
featured presenter.
Chu had the brief opportu-
nity to volunteer on the Mid-
way Atoll albatross nesting
grounds, where black-footed
and Laysan albatrosses that
forage off the Oregon Coast
return each year to create
COURTESY OF MIDWAY ATOLL NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
Wisdom, a wild female Laysan albatross, tends her chick in
February 2016. Wisdom is the oldest known bird in the wild at
65 years old (possibly even older).
large breeding colonies.
Albatrosses are large
seabirds whose wingspans
can reach up to 10 or 12 feet.
Most albatrosses range in
the Southern Hemisphere in
Antarctica, Australia, South
America and South Africa.
Four albatrosses range in the
North Pacific, from Hawaii to
Japan, California and Alaska.
A breeding season, with
one egg, can last over a year
from laying to fledging.
Wisdom, a female Laysan
albatross, is the oldest wild
bird in the world; she was first
banded in 1956 and is thought
to be about 65 years old.
Chu’s slide presentation
will highlight these iconic
birds. As a special door
prize, Chu will be giving
away a signed copy of Carl
Safina’s book “Eye of the
Albatross.”
The presentation will be
held at the Pine Grove Com-
munity House, located at 225
Laneda Ave. in Manzanita.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for
refreshments. The presen-
tation will start at 7:20 p.m.
following an update from
Lower Nehalem Watershed
Council at 7 p.m.
This event is free and
open to the public. Find more
information about the speaker
series, follow the Lower
Nehalem Watershed Council
on Facebook.
Edna Vazquez brings
Latin roots to Astoria
Hear her perform
Sunday at Fort
George Brewery
ASTORIA — Fresh off of
wooing a sold-out crowd
as a solo act at the Liberty
Theater in support of Blind
Pilot, Edna Vazquez will
return to Astoria with her
band for a night of Latin
roots music at the Fort
George Brewery. She will
perform at 8 p.m. Sunday,
Nov. 6 at the upstairs pub,
located at 1483 Duane
St. There is no cover for
the show, and all ages are
welcome.
After Fort George,
Vazquez will continue on
to the World Cafe Live in
Philadelphia to be broadcast
on NPR.
Vazquez is a Port-
land-based Latin American
singer-songwriter who
performs original composi-
tions that pay homage to her
international influences with
a passion that comes through
in every note of her music.
She lifts the audience’s
spirits during her cathartic
live performances with a
vocal range that allows her
to transition seamlessly
between folk, rock, pop and
Mariachi, all while explor-
ing jazz stylings.
Vazquez’s songs are deep-
ly rooted in universal human
emotion, and she has traveled
far and wide spreading her
message of light, love and
SUBMITTED PHOTO
Edna Vazquez will perform Sunday, Nov. 6 at the Fort George
Brewery in Astoria.
cultural healing.
Born in the Mexican state
of Colima but raised in Jalis-
co, Vazquez spent half of her
life immersed in the culture
and music of Mexico and
Latin America, moving to
the United States as a teen-
ager. Her passion for music
and performance was born
from these bicultural roots
and has led her on a path of
self-discovery through song
that has brought her success
at each turn in the road.
Whether sharing the stage
with her musical influences
or winning the first prize
on Sabado Gigante with
her rendition of “Cucurru-
cucú Paloma,” Vazquez’s
spirit and powerful vocal
performance have been the
cornerstone of her career.