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Green Infrastructure is Our Coastal Life Support

May 4, 2016 by Katie Voelke Leave a Comment

Streams need to connect in order to deliver water and salmon, just like roads need to connect to deliver cars. [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Writing, Nature

Rabbi Bob’s 2016 Democratic Party Primary Ballot Guide

May 1, 2016 by Rabbi Bob 4 Comments

On April 26, after finishing my folk show on KMUN, I headed over to see the County Clerk about changing my voter registration from Pacific Green to Democrat temporarily, so I could vote for Bernie Sanders for president. [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Writing, Politics

The Business of Giving

May 1, 2016 by Eeva Lantela Leave a Comment

I often have thought about volunteering for various local causes, to give back to the community, but never seemed to find the time. [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Writing, Nature

Home

April 29, 2016 by Nick Fish Leave a Comment

We all have stories about a home. For some, a home is a sanctuary, a shelter from the storm. For others, it is a fading dream. [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Writing, Politics

Amy Danger Waved Me Home

April 27, 2016 by Mary Lou McAuley Leave a Comment

Sometimes there are days
when you think you know
exactly what to expect [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Writing, Poetry

Salmon Curry Features Local Bounty

April 25, 2016 by J Wong Leave a Comment

One of the reasons why I love this dish is because it allows me to utilize the bounty that our special place on the coast provides for all of us. [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Writing, Food

Crumbling Castles

April 24, 2016 by Gregory Zschomler Leave a Comment

Societal storms smashing stalwart steeples
Built upon the toils of backbone and fortitude
[Read More]

Filed Under: Featured Writing, Poetry

Argentine Asado on the Nehalem River Ranch

April 23, 2016 by Jared Gardner Leave a Comment

How lucky we are to live here and be in life with this community.
[Read More]

Filed Under: Culture, Featured Writing, Food

Bringing Birth Home

April 22, 2016 by Jennifer Childress 1 Comment

It’s usually the middle of the night when I drive to my client’s house after hearing she is in labor. [Read More]

Filed Under: Culture, Featured Writing, Healing Tagged With: midwife, Oregon

Soul-Searching with Civic Boosters

April 21, 2016 by Matt Love Leave a Comment

Once upon a rainy day Matt Love (author and publisher of Nestucca Spit Press) and Jack Harris (co-founder and co-owner of Fort George Brewery) had a conversation about gentrification in Astoria. [Read More]

Filed Under: Books, Culture, Featured Writing Tagged With: Astoria, gentrification, Oregon

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  • Watt Childress April 28, 2025 at 11:48 am on Uncle Zech’s Amphibious GestaltAlso, you inspired me to insert a sentence crediting Hoyt Axton with the song's genesis. Many thanks!
  • Watt Childress April 27, 2025 at 10:55 pm on Uncle Zech’s Amphibious GestaltThank you kindly Jim for reading this and commenting. I enjoyed your review of "Sun House" by David James Duncan,
  • Jim Stewart April 27, 2025 at 8:26 pm on Uncle Zech’s Amphibious GestaltNice! Hoyt Axton wrote the Jeremiah song and sang it with great gusto. Life wanders on and I'm still glad
  • Watt Childress April 26, 2025 at 3:51 pm on Uncle Zech’s Amphibious GestaltDuring spring I think of you, and all the May Pole celebrations you've organized over the years. So grateful for
  • Watt Childress April 26, 2025 at 3:18 pm on Uncle Zech’s Amphibious GestaltIn my dreams I sing to the multitudes, with a voice as clear and sweet and churchy as Lou Reed.
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