“The rationale presented to me was to mitigate risks to the county government,” Garcia said in a letter to county administration. “I do not dispute that correctional facilities carry some of the highest risks to all counties, but there is no one more qualified than the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the county to mitigate these risks.”

The Chinook Indian Nation held their annual Winter Gathering Jan. 18 at Clatsop Community College in Astoria. The event is a time of renewal and unity, reinforcing the tribe’s commitment to preserving their culture and passing it on to younger generations.

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Cooperative effort. During the Dec. 17-18 storm, agencies including the Pacific County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO), Pacific County PUD, Washington State Patrol, Pacific County Public Works Department and Washington State Department of Transportation were overrun with calls about downed power lines, trees and debris.

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Dec 22, 2024 · Doesn't sound very good, does it? Well it's not. This, the lack of the left hand knowing what the right hand is doing, lack of Jail support, hiring kids to fill vacant positions, trying to force the COVID Jab on me, CJTC wanting to force all Corrections Officers to turn over their Social Media Accounts to pry into Private areas of our …

It is said that Beethoven insisted on playing the dramatic sounds of storm with his left hand, and pastoral (soft ephemeral enchantments) with his right.Along the sandy beach at Cape Disappointment State Park, the one they call Benson Beach for the ocean liner that sank just offshore, there, the Pacific Ocean is just as moody as the composer.

6 days ago · The Chinook Indian Nation held their annual Winter Gathering Jan. 18 at Clatsop Community College in Astoria. The event is a time of renewal and unity, reinforcing the tribe’s commitment to preserving their culture and passing it on to younger generations.

Nov 11, 2022 · PACIFIC COUNTY — The community of Raymond is reacting to news that convicted murderer Michelle Knotek, 68, was released on parole from the Washington Corrections Center for Women on Nov. 8, after serving just over 19 years.

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