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Tolovana troubleshooter is one to call in a pinch
Johnston is the
new computer
techie in town
Johnston’s expertise is in
Apple and Microsoft products
and operating systems, Inter-
net connectivity and trouble-
shooting, hospitality e-com-
merce websites, and helping
people navigate hardware or
software customer support.
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daughter, Lillian.
the air and the water,” he said.
“My daughter is ecstatic to be
here.”
With a background in hos-
pitality management, John-
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ston enjoys interacting with
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customers and providing
customer service. In Utah,
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updates, spotty Internet or
eral manager at major hotel
cell service, overwhelming
groups. He also worked at
amounts of junk emails, and
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social media platforms can be
providing tech support.
headache -inducing, even for Full-time single parent
Johnston’s various ser-
As a full-time single par- vices include troubleshooting
the computer-savvy.
Patrick Johnston hopes to ent, he enjoys living close to modem problems, upgrading
help computer systems run family again. His father, Da- hotel property management
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Beach and the rest of the North Tolovana.
ware and assisting with hos-
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Tolovana Tech, which opened Portland before moving to He has helped several busi-
in late January.
Utah, is happy to return to nesses set up their Facebook
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tech support,” he said.
“It’s a beautiful area, with cellular service.
Email upgrades
Johnston even helps cus-
tomers upgrade their email
in-boxes by clearing out thou-
sands of unwanted junk mails,
which reduce the number of
potential emails that could
contain scams.
He also provided audio-
visual support during the
streaming broadcast of Sea-
side Police Sgt. Jason Good-
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When not troubleshooting
technological issues, John-
ston likes to spend time with
Lillian. They enjoy mountain
biking together.
He’s excited for the many
opportunities to “pay it for-
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whether by supporting the arts
or cleaning up the beach.
Tech tips from
Patrick Johnston
• Generally, people who regularly
use their computers will have
to replace them every four
to fi ve years.
• Don’t sell your computer
short if it’s not working
well. It could be an easy-
to-fi x problem with your
cable modem, system
updates or memory.
• Consider donating your old computer to a school or
library.
• Clear out your email inbox frequently by unsubscrib-
ing to unwanted mail.
• When prompted to change your password, change it
twice for extra security.
• Keep track of your passwords with secure phone
apps.
‘Too soon’ to know if reserves are
working, says ODFW scientist
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bird and whale watching. Vis-
itors can kayak, walk on Short
Sands Beach, and experience
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species, crab, invertebrates,
anemone and kelp.
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onies are found in the area,
including common murres,
black oystercatchers, marbled
murrelets and bald eagles.
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to be, Smith said. The head-
lands are uplifted because the
area is on a subduction zone
that was formerly at sea level.
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is the gateway to the marine
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Falcon unites land and marine
conservation.”
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bon Society of Portland, iden-
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murres and a bald eagle seen
through his telescope.
Karen Driscoll, who volun-
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ing” because of its diversity.
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said. “It has some of every-
thing — grasslands, forests,
rocky headwaters.”
graduate research programs,
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trends in marine reserves that
provide insight on what hap-
pens when we protect ocean
areas, and how they can be bet-
ter protected.
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from marine reserves across
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community and other groups.
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the ecological and econom-
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which can encourage sustain-
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cally because of the careful de-
cisions made by governments
to protect and manage ocean
areas, she said.
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beautiful resource that peo-
ple want to see,” Nelson said
of Oregon’s marine reserves.
“How can we let people in, but
still make sure areas are pro-
tected?”
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Employees from Mo’s Cannon Beach location hit Portland
to celebrate Mo’s 70th anniversary.
Mo’s restaurant hits the road for
70th anniversary celebration
Mo’s restaurant celebrated
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by sending crews out to give
away chowder from Portland
to Eugene.
“It’s really exciting to have
been around for so long,”
said Billie Jo Edmonds, assis-
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Beach location. “As much
as we can, we like to donate
to fun things in the neighbor-
hood.”
Mo’s, which began opera-
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crews from its seven locations
to give out free chowder in
Portland, Eugene, Salem and
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der in Portland at the light rail
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the Skidmore Foundation in
downtown.
Other crews visited Uni-
versity of Oregon and Oregon
State University campuses,
the Portland airport, and at-
tended a Blazers game at the
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mob, and gave away chowder
in honor of their anniversary.
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Customer Service Representative
and Reservations Agent.
We need talented people who can
work in fast-paced, multi-tasked
situations, and still be able to
share the joys of the North Oregon
Coast with our guests. Exceptional
customer service ability a must.
Hospitality experience a plus.
Must enjoy diverse personalities
as this is a team working
environment. Availability required for
weekends, holidays and evening
shifts. Come work with us in this
most spectacular Resort! Medical,
Dental and 401K offered, paid
vacations. Competitive wage DOE.
Luxury Day-Spa: Openings for
part-time LMT, ET and NT.
Current Oregon license, experience
preferred. Flexible 10-6
scheduling. Please include
references with your resume.
70 Help Wanted
Driftwood Restaurant
Come work at The Driftwood
Restaurant in the heart of downtown
Cannon Beach. Established in the
1940ʼs.
Hiring for Spring & Summer
positions.
Hiring for various positions in the
front and back of the house. Will
train the right individual with or
without experience.
Looking for happy, outgoing
personalities, punctual, dependable,
self motivated, and customer
service driven.
Competitive wage, employee meal,
paid time off, 401k, employee
parking, advancement
opportunities. Fun, friendly
environment.
Pick up application/submit
resume to Hallmark Resort, 1400
S Hemlock, Cannon Beach or
email your resume to
cbaccounting@hallmarkinns.com,
include position applying for in
subject line or regular mail to
PO Box 547, Cannon Beach OR
97110.
No phone calls please.
Apply in person
(179 N Hemlock, Cannon Beach)
or email resume to
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