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Everyday People tells the story of interesting people in the Columbia-Pacific region. Daily Astorian reporters highlight your neighbors and friends in this Monday segment.

  1. 06/22/2011

    Everyday People: Lindsay Longway

    Lindsay Longway of Astoria is pictured in Australia where she spent a semester studying fungi as part of a study abroad program. Continue reading →

  2. 06/08/2011

    Everyday People: Mark Albrecht

    Mark Albrecht is a farm boy at heart. He was raised on a farm in Nebraska until his parents moved to Portland. Continue reading →

  3. 05/30/2011

    Everyday People: Airi Kondo-Matthews

    Naselle High School senior Airi Kondo-Matthews was accepted to the American Academy of Ballet in New York City. Continue reading →

  4. 05/09/2011

    Everyday People: Pam Fleming

    Nature's Helper Pam Fleming plants and maintains all of Seaside's public gardens, including at least 90 "pocket" gardens along the sidewalks in the downtown core area and the gardens around public buildings, including City Hall, Seaside Library and the convention center. Continue reading →

  5. 05/02/2011

    Everyday People: Denise Ness

    Denise Ness, owner of Farmhouse Funk, on 10th Street in Astoria, enjoys running the store, but "it's just stuff," a way to get through life and whatever life throws at her. Continue reading →

  6. 04/25/2011

    Everyday People: Abi Anderson

    Seaside’s Abi Anderson is Miss Clatsop County’s Outstanding Teen and will compete this summer for Miss Oregon’s Outstanding Teen, a part of the Miss America program. Continue reading →

  7. 04/21/2011

    Everyday People: Les Wierson

    Les Wierson, left, shows Bill Brehm, chairman of the Cannon Beach Emergency Preparedness Committee, the route tsunami evacuees might take to reach the assembly area on Eighth Street and Ecola Park Road. Continue reading →

  8. 04/04/2011

    Everyday People: Jade Morton

    Jade Morton, a horse trainer based out of the Youngs River Ranch in Astoria, trains people’s domestic horses but has also taken on a bigger challenge: wild horses. Continue reading →

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Everyday People tells the story of interesting people in the Columbia-Pacific region. Daily Astorian reporters highlight your neighbors and friends in this Monday segment.

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