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8 November 2, 2018 T he C olumbia P ress This weekend Classics are next in concert series Metronomaly, a classical music group, performs at 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, at Pi- oneer Presbyterian Church, 33324 Patriot Way, next to Camp Rilea. Admission is by donation and refreshments will be served. The group’s appearance is part of the church’s fall concert program. Metro- nomaly is Astoria musicians Jude Matulich-Hall and Ron Thompson. Both have played violin and piano for decades and began playing together a year ago. The name of this duo is derived from metronome, a device used by musicians to mark time, and anomaly, Opera and other music on ticket An afternoon of opera, art songs and musi- cal theater will be presented at 2:30 p.m. Sun- day, Nov. 4, at the Liberty The- Hudkins atre, 1203 Com- mercial St., Astoria. Clatsop Community Col- lege Foundation presents “Her, Her, and Him,” fea- turing singer Deac Guidi, soprano Claire Hudkins and Metronomaly accompanist Susan Buehler. The performance is free. something that deviates from Donations to Clatsop Com- what is standard. munity College Foundation For more information, call are welcome. For more infor- Dwight Caswell at 503-883- mation, call 503-338-2306. 3097. Warrenton agency named to top 100 nonprofit groups Northwest Community Al- lectual and developmental zine as one of the 2018 100 liance, a nonprofit group disabilities, was recognized Best Nonprofits to Work for supporting those with intel- by Oregon Business maga- in Oregon. “It was like the Emmys and Oscars,” said Shantell Ste- PAID POLITICAL AD vens, associate director. “No one knew who the top three were for each of the small, medium and large organi- zations, or where they were ranked and when they were announced, they were sur- prised and grateful and every- one in the audience cheered. It was such a positive event for everyone.” The Warrenton-based busi- ness was the only nonprofit agency in Clatsop County to make the list. The 100 Best Nonprofits are determined by an anonymous employee survey and an independent assessment of the employers’ confidential survey of employment practices and benefits. Northwest Community Al- liance was started in 1974 by parents seeking to provide services for their disabled children.
