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The Columbia Press
March 19, 2021
Speaker explores
mysterious findings in
Lewis and Clark saga
Puzzling facts about the Lewis and
Clark expedition will be explored
during this month’s “In Their Foot-
steps” speaker series.
Author David L. Nicandri will
speak live at 1 p.m. Sunday, March
21, through Lewis and Clark National
Historical Park’s YouTube channel.
Nicandri, former director of the
Washington State
Historical Society,
has been studying
and writing about
the explorers and
Captain Cook for
two decades and
is author of three
books, including
his latest, “Lewis
Nicandri
& Clark Reframed:
Examining Ties to
Cook, Vancouver, and Mackenzie.”
The talk is sponsored by the Lewis
& Clark National Park Association.
To watch the talk live, go to You-
Tube.com and search for lewisand-
clarknhp.
Lights: Move brings
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Adelmann said.
This year, Oregon’s Corporate
Activity Tax goes into effect, taking
large chunks of any business with
more than $1 million in commercial
activity.
Mike began powerlifting in 1987
and is a coach and certified person-
al trainer. He also has served as a
small business adviser for Clatsop
Community College. Teale once
ranked in the top three for female
powerlifters and also is a certified
personal trainer.
Mike’s holiday decorating pas-
sion is so strong it helped them
decide which house to buy when
they moved to the area. After three
decades of putting on light shows,
they wanted one that would allow
the community to view his work.
Teale already has moved to New
Mexico while Mike remains in the
area packing up the business.