APRIL 19, 2018 // 3
Your community needs you!
FILE PHOTO
Volunteers toil at the Seaside Community Gardens during a previous Day
of Caring.
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COASTAL LIFE
Keep clam and party on
Fry up some fun at Long Beach Razor Clam Festival
United Way of Clatsop County
is invites community members
to participate in the 2018 Day of
Caring on Saturday, April 21.
The Day of Caring is a coun-
ty-wide opportunity for community
members to give back to their
community by volunteering time
and talent.
For this year’s projects, United
Way of Clatsop County has
partnered with local schools and
parks. Family, friends, co-workers
and civic groups are all invited to
help make a big difference on this
day by lending a hand to the heart
of our community.
Volunteers can choose from
any of the six Day of Caring sites
to volunteer at.
• In Astoria: Tapiola Park and
Evergreen Fields need a hand
COAST WEEKEND EDITOR
ERICK BENGEL
CALENDAR COORDINATOR
REBECCA HERREN
CONTRIBUTORS
HEATHER DOUGLAS
JANAE EASLON
KATHERINE LACAZE
PATRICK WEBB
THE ARTS
‘Nine Hundred Moon Journey’
Mary Lou McAuley publishes second book of poetry
FEATURE
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DINING
Mouth of the Columbia
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sprucing up the ball fields for
the softball and baseball season.
There are new bark chips for the
playground, tree wells for more
than 100 trees and painting of the
dugouts and picnic shelters.
• In Seaside: Seaside Heights
Elementary School needs help
with bridge and trail maintenance
to keep outdoor learning oppor-
tunities safe and accessible. The
Seaside Community Gardens need
help prepping for the upcoming
planting season.
• In Warrenton: Trail main-
tenance is needed on the water-
front trail between the Lewis and
Clark Bridge and the Youngs Bay
Bridge.
• Camp Kiwanilong needs help
prepping the grounds for upcom-
ing summer youth programs.
All volunteers are invited to
attend a thank-you BBQ at Camp
Kiwanilong at 3:30 p.m. for com-
munity building, entertainment
and s’mores around the campfire!
All supplies and food are
being provided by the following
sponsors: Home Depot, Pacific
Power, NW Natural, Columbia
Memorial Hospital, Clatsop Com-
munity Bank, SOLVE, Recology,
Van Dusen Beverages, Aquafina,
Astoria Co-op, Baked Alaska and
Meadows Broadcasting Hits 94.3
KRKZ.
United Way of Clatsop Coun-
ty’s mission is to improve lives
by mobilizing the caring power of
our Clatsop communities.
To sign-up for the Day of Car-
ing, visit clatsopunitedway.org or
call 503-325-1961.