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Chris Ostling is lucky to be alive, and he’s well aware of it. Ostling survived the explo- sion of the boat he lived aboard at the St. Helens Marina, and said he is grateful for the support he’s received from the community. The explosion occurred late Sunday evening, Oct. 25, and was triggered by a mishap with a marine-grade propane heater kept aboard. “Honestly I should be in little pieces scattered around the river as fish bait,” he said. “Miracles do happen.” Ostling had lit his propane heater, which draws fresh air from outside, and turned away for a few minutes. He said he started to hear strange noises from the area and when he returned he saw flames. He knelt down, his face inches away from the heater, and twisted the knob to turn it off but it let oxy- gen in instead. Then, it exploded. Local man “Basically I turned the knob and I saw a tongue of flame come at my face and I closed my eyes,” he said. The blast knocked him back only about six inches, but he said the moments that followed were si- shares explosion lent, as though he had been sucked Monique Merrill / into a vacuum. He felt the blast and Chris Ostling survived a boat explosion at the St. fireball wave past him. Helens Marina on Sunday, Oct. 25. He his pet “The boat just seemed to be rac- cat Joss, and most of his possessions, but said ing away from me in all directions the community response has been overwhelm- but down,” he said. “It was abso- experience ingly positive. lutely silent. It was just surreal.” Shortly after the initial shock, Photo courtesy of Columbia River Fire & Rescue A propane heater is suspected to be the cause of the boat explosion at the St. Helens Marina on Sunday night, Oct. 25. Chris Ousting was aboard and injured and his cat was ­­­­ killed in the blast. See EXPLOSION Page A8 High schoolers hold presidential election to reach kids online compared to in JEREMY C. RUARK person.” [email protected] Meeuwsen said the students have been very interested in the election. Joe Biden beat Donald Trump “And they certainly have their in the mock 2020 general election opinions about who should run the held by students at St. Helens High country and what ballot measures School. should pass,” he said. “It makes you “The purpose was to have kids get feel hopeful when you see this inter- involved in the election process and est from young people.” be informed of the issues that Oregon The following are the results from and the country are facing,” St. the SHHS mock election prepared by Helens High School Social Studies SHHS social studies teacher Mitch teacher Keith Meeuwsen said. Yen-Kastoff. The students had access to a digi- tal survey and voted online to engage Presidential election Courtesy photo in the mock election. Local school districts are now reviewing the easing of the metric guidelines means and when they might resume in-person instruction. “The biggest takeaway is to have Donald Trump (Republican) / discussions before and after the Mike Pence (Republican): 68 votes election and to make sure kids were (36.4%) In-person instruction guidelines eased aware of what is going on in their Joe Biden (Democrat) / Kamala state and country,” Meewsen said. Harris (Democrat): 106 votes (56.7%) Districts reviewing next steps “Last presidential elections the stu- Howie Hawkins (Green Party) / dents elected Donald Trump so it will Angela Nicole Walker (Green Party): on the latest COVID-19 studies science to guide my decision MAX KIRKENDALL and data by the Oregon Health making. My top priority has been be interesting to see if they are right 6 votes (3.2%) [email protected] this time around.” Jo Jorgensen (Libertarian) / Spike- Authority (OHA), align to CDC and will always be the health and JEREMY C. RUARK recommendations, are in line safety of Oregonians.” Because of the pandemic and Cohen (Libertarian): 7 votes (3.7%) [email protected] remote learning, Meeuwsen said with standards in other states like Since Oregon’s metrics were less than 200 kids voted in the mock Oregon State Measure 107 - California and help Oregon meet originally issued in August, Despite two straight days of more data has become available election. Allow Campaign Finance Limits record high reported COVID-19 its priority to return students to “Which is disappointing,” he said. in-person instruction. from school districts across the cases, the State of Oregon and country. ODE worked with the “Typically we run a pencil and paper Yes, allow localities to make laws Oregon Department of Education “Over the course of just a few ballot at school with kids in atten- limiting campaign contributions: 95 months, life has transformed,” Oregon Health Authority to es- (ODE) has adjusted their reopen- tablish when students can return dance and get pretty close to 100% votes (51.1%) ing schools metrics, which will Gov. Kate Brown said in press turnout. This year, being an online allow some students to return conference Oct. 30. “From the survey, we have about a 25% turnout. ­­­­ back to the classroom. very first case of COVID-19 in ­­­­ It just goes to show how hard it is See ELECTION Page A2 The new metrics are based Oregon, I have continued to use See INSTRUCTION Page A4

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we are not connected with or endorsed by the united states government or the federal medicare program Wednesday, November 4, 2020 www.thechronicleonline.com A3 Local Veteran’s Day event canceled Organizers for a local The planning committee have so bravely served to Veterans’ Day event have for this annual event includes protect our proud nation,” announced cancellation of the the VFW Post 1440 and VFW the release states. “During annual tribute at McCormick Post 1440 Auxiliary, Oregon this year of discord, fear, Park in St. Helens. National Guard, City of St. and civil unrest, where over In a release, the organizers Helens, St. Helens Garden 225,000 people in the United Pandemic: Are the kids OK? said due to the COVID-19 Club and others. States, have given their lives pandemic, and the continuing “We are encouraging to a virus that has held us in Photo courtesy of Metro Creative Connections impact on community aging everyone interested to drop it’s grips, let us all remember The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered physical and mental challenges among children, according to doc- veterans and families, there by the Veterans Plaza on Nov. what our country stands for: tors with Kaiser Permanente Northwest. will be no formal program 11, and pay your respects to Liberty, Justice, and Freedom fast-food meals or having they are afraid of and what this year. those men and women who for All.” JEREMY C. RUARK processed food delivered that a they are worried about and [email protected] family may not otherwise eat. to reassure them, and goes a really long way,” Denike said. The COVID-19 pan- Lifelong impact “Being together more and to demic is especially adverse communicate is positive, let- for children, according to Without the needed daily ting your children know that Kaiser Permanente Northwest physical activity, Denike said you may have some worries pediatricians, who said they children face obesity and that too, and helping them learn are seeing significant weight could lead to inducing COVID positive coping skills to ease gain in children as they come infections and other serious their concerns is very helpful.” in for their annual well-child health issues. Denike encourages parents physicals. “As kids become more to be aware of the social media Inactivity, lack of sports, obese, they increase their that their children may have play, physical education (PE), chances of contracting Type 2 access to. stress, and unhealthy eat- diabetes and prior to COVID “Know what social media ing habits are combining to we were seeing more and platforms your children have reverse recent improvements more of that develop,” she access to,” she said. “Just in childhood obesity rates, the said. “Developing that during because it is online doesn’t doctors report. The percentage childhood can lead to lifelong mean it is factual. Just starting of children considered obese is serious diseases developing in there is important and it is expected to jump in 2020, after later adulthood, such as kidney important to check in with you declining slightly in the past problems, high blood pressure kids and give some undivided 10 years. and heart disease.” time every day, even if it is just a few minutes.” Remote learning downside Practice family routines Denike recommends that parents check the Ameri- “Many kids are doing a Doctors are also seeing a can Academy of Pediatrics lot of online learning and that rise in mental health issues website, aap.org, which offers is contributing to them being among children and teens, valuable information about so- very sedentary,” Kaiser Per- ranging from sadness and cial media and other topics to manente Northwest Chief of stress to anxiety and depres- keep children safe and healthy. Pediatrics Dr. Lisa Denike told sion. “It is important for us to The Chronicle. “The first thing we all need use the upcoming holidays to Schools that are offering to do is to take a breath and build new traditions with our online physical education acknowledge how difficult families,” Denike said. “Kids classes and the few that have these times are for everyone love to be creative, so talk- in-person PE classes are right now,” she said. ‘This is a ing with your kids about new encouraging, Denike said, huge change for us. So, look traditions that you can have because that allows children at developing strategies and with your family is a good way to have some physical activity what is in your control and to stay connected during the during their day. what can you can do. Focus on pandemic.” Denike also encourages responsibilities at home and Through family conversa- parents to take their children the practical things that can be tions and checking resources, for daily walks around the accomplished.” Denike said she believes block or at local parks. Denike encourages parents parents and children will be “That gives the family to work with their children and able to develop concrete and a chance to get outside, get write down sleeping, meal and tangible solutions for their some fresh air and spend time activity schedules on a chart well-being during the pan- together,” she said. “Not only and place that chart on a wall demic and any other challeng- does that give the kids some for all to see and to follow. ing times. physical activity, it gets them “Having a schedule that Kaiser Permanente is one off their screens and gives parents can reinforce is a huge of the nation’s largest not-for- them direction time as well.” help,” she said. “That’s in our profit health plans, serving For both parents and chil- control and the more that we 12.4 million members. In the dren, high stress and anxiety have in our control the better Northwest, it has medical of- resulting from the pandemic we will feel. Our kids will fices and outpatient facilities in can lead to eating disorders, feel that as well. When we are Portland, Eugene and Salem. according to Denike, who stressed, they feel that.” recommends that parents fol- Follow daily pandemic low regular scheduled meal Pandemic anxiety, stress updates at thechronicleonline. times and help their children com with in-depth reports in avoid grazing or snacking in- The Kaiser Permanente the Wednesday print edition of between those meals. Northwest doctors said they The Chronicle. “That can be really helpful are also seeing a rise in mental to avoid that extra calorie health issues among children intake,” she said. and teens, ranging from sad- Denike said the added re- ness and stress to anxiety and sponsibility of being a parent, depression. Denike said the working and being a teacher at pandemic could also provide home due to the pandemic can an opportunity for parents to be very challenging and hard practice resilience. 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lowed in schools, schools This would signal consid- INSTRUCTION are not super spreader sites, erably slower community From Page A1 based on their data. In fact, spread. Gill said they oftentimes “Oregonians have made to the classroom while still are helpful in identifying huge sacrifices along the mitigating the risk of CO- individuals who may be way and I’ve been humbled VID-19 spread. sick. and impressed by all of “What we as a country “The fact is, many of you,” Brown said. “Seven have learned, is that es- our students do far better months later, we have sentially, it is impossible to with in person instruction, learned a lot. One thing that work from home and teach especially our youngest is abundantly clear is that your children a full day’s learners, who are beginning COVID is here to stay for worth of school at the same to build there basic skills the foreseeable future.” time,” Brown said. and learning to read,” Gill Brown urged Oregonians A key lesson from the said. to take a step back and review of national school ODE and OHA were reflect on what they can do data is that Oregon school among the very first states to limit the spread of the districts can help protect to create metrics for return- virus. She noted the state student and staff health and ing to in-person instruction will continue focusing on well-being during in-person in early August. At that increasing testing, contact instruction when communi- time they were based in tracing and launching a ty spread is sufficiently low large part on successes seen new educational campaign and when school districts in other countries, as school regarding social gatherings. strictly adhere to the health was not in session in the “Oregon’s cases are and safety protocols now in U.S. Later, exceptions were rising, much like the rest place in Oregon. added to make a return to of the country, and frankly, “Guided by data, these in-person instruction pos- cases around the globe,” metrics offer an intentional sible for more students, Brown said. “The second and measured approach to where there was lower risk wave that we’ve all been returning to in-person in- of COVID-19 transmission. afraid of is here.” struction while recognizing As the state learns more Following the Brown’s the importance of meeting about the progression of announcement on Friday, our kids’ academic needs— COVID-19 in Oregon, the Oct. 30 about easing the and allow for in-person effectiveness of future metrics, The Chronicle instruction in places of vaccines and other mitiga- contacted Columbia County our state where the risk of tion efforts, and gain more school district administra- COVID-19 is lower,” ODE information about the tors to find out if and when Director Colt Gill said. transmission of COVID-19 they might qualify to re- “They also set a North Star in structured settings like sume in-person instruction. for the rest of the state to schools, ODE and OHA are St. Helens School Dis- work toward. We all know committed to reviewing the trict Superintendent Scot that in-person instruction metrics again in the coming Stockwell responded with provides our children and weeks. a copy of a letter he sent to families with more than ac- The metric updates take district parents following cess to an equitable educa- effect immediately. The Gov. Brown’s announce- tion. Schools are a center guidance recommends that ment. Stockwell outlined of services to students and schools consider both eq- the key changes to the Weekly Online Poll Last Week’s Results families, offering nutritious uity and a methodical and metrics and said that the meals, access to social- cautious approach at the district was still review- emotional and mental beginning that return a por- ing the new information Are you changing your health supports, as well as tion of the school popula- and evaluating what it will physical health services.” tion first and then add more mean for the St. Helens traditional Thanksgiving Are you ready students on-site over time. Schools. gathering due to the Key changes to the This will allow schools to “However, we wanted for the snow? metrics include: build new safety routines, to provide you with an COVID-19 pandemic? stabilize cohorts and avoid update on what we do know • A clear set of reachable sudden, disruptive transi- at this time,” Stockwell targets for communities to tions back to Comprehen- wrote. “As we learn more, Yes No 66% Yes 34% No strive for, with a North Star sive Distance Learning due we will be communicating of returning Oregon stu- to quarantine or isolation. with our families, staff, and dents to in-person instruc- “We must stay vigilant community members as to Vote online at thechronicleonline.com tion. in our efforts to continue what this means for the St. • Acknowledgement that stopping the spread of Helens School District. We Oregon’s Ready Schools, COVID as we work towards will also need to work with Safe Learners guidance’s reopening more schools,” county public health of- oices of the ommunity strong public health proto- Brown said. “I know we ficials to better understand V C cols in structured settings are all sick of hearing it, their capacity to keep our like schools, can greatly but that means we have to students, staff, and com- communists — which is, into the propaganda. reduce the risk of transmis- continue with more effort munity safe given the new What socialism again, totally different from sion of COVID-19. than ever before. The hand metrics.” really is socialism. H. Weston Drumheller • Additional time for washing, staying home Stockwell said the Equating taxes that Warren schools to transition when sick, mask wear- district’s goal is to al- Socialism is when the would allow everyone in the between in-person and dis- ing, getting a flu shot and low students back into the country to have health care, Fair Board tance learning models. state controls the means of avoiding gatherings.” buildings for in-person production. That is, owns higher education, and hous- • Increased access to instruction as soon as it is ing to socialism is bunk. We thank you in-person instruction at the the factories and such where Cases in Oregon safe to do so. people work. pay taxes for schools, librar- elementary level. Scappoose School Dis- The Columbia County Fair America is nothing like a ies, police departments, fire Board would like to thank all • A two Week “Look OHA reported a record trict Superintendent Tim departments, roads, airports Back” at the Metrics Data socialist state at all. We are a of those that assisted during high 600 new confirmed Porter issued a similar let- democratic republic of states ports and the military. If rather than one week at and presumptive COVID-19 ter to district parents. the Wild Fire Evacuations. a time over a three week with a capitalist economy. No taxes are socialist, then the It was with all the support cases Oct. 30, the highest “We are reviewing this one wants to change that. Not U.S. military is the largest period. one-day count since the new information and will shown that we were able to • Removes State Positiv- even Bernie Sanders, who I’ll and most expensive socialist assist many families and shel- pandemic swept across the be communicating with our admit made a grave market- organization in the world. ity Rate in favor of county state in March. families and the greater ter hundreds of animals. ing error in deciding to call And everyone seems to have positivity rates. The OHA also released community in the coming From all of us here at the himself a Democratic Social- been fine with that since the “These metrics depend its newest modeling that days about what this means fairgrounds, thank you! on the public doing its part ist, opening the door for all middle of the last century. includes three scenarios. for our schools,” Porter Get a clue people. Look to reduce Oregon’s case The first scenario as- said. uneducated alarmists to align rates so that all of our chil- him and anyone with the term up the definitions of words Shandi Hobizal sumes that if transmission Clatskanie School once in a while. Stop buying dren can return to in-person continues at its current lev- District Superintendent “social” in their make-up, as St. Helens instruction,” Gill said. el into late November, new Cathy Hurowitz told The “Oregonians can reduce daily cases would increase Chronicle that her district is spread and send our kids from around 340 to 380 and now taking steps to resume Columbia City launches charity drives back to school by wearing new daily hospitalizations limited in-person classes. a face covering, maintain- and jellies, canned beans, Shop with a cop would number reach about “Columbia County STAFF REPORT dried beans, canned stews, ing distance, washing hands 22. qualifies for K-3 return,” frequently, and avoiding [email protected] chili, broth, boxed maca- The city is also ac- The more pessimistic she said.” We are in the roni and cheese, pasta, rice, cepting nominations for group gatherings.” scenario assumes a 5-per- planning stages to gradu- Brown reiterated that the Columbia City is seek- cereal, corn meal, cooking families in need until Nov. centage point increase ally bring students back.” ing community engagement oil, olive oil, canned tomato 30 for its annual Shop with vast majority of students in transmission, which if Rainier Interim Super- will not be able to return to help the needy with two products, bread, rolls and a Cop effort. Nomination happens, would drive daily intendent Joseph Hattrick to class, even under these projects, a fall food drive and buns. forms are available at Co- new metrics. However, an cases upward to about 520, said a decision is pending. Christmas Shop with a Cop. Personal care products are lumbia City Hall. Dona- estimated 130,000 students with a steep increase in “It’s difficult to deter- The public is encouraged also needed, such as soap, tions to help support this will potentially be able to people who are hospitalized mine just yet,” he said. to bring donations of boxed shampoo, tooth paste, tooth year’s program can be sent return to in person instruc- daily due to the virus. This “Although the new guide- and canned foods to Colum- brushes, child and adult to Columbia City Hall, PO tion. would indicate vastly accel- lines have been released we bia City Hall, at 1840 Second diapers. Box 189, Columbia City, “We are making adjust- erated spread. The final and are waiting on the metrics, St. in Columbia City during All of the collected goods OR 97018. ments to the metrics based most optimistic scenario which are not currently the month of November to will be given to the Columbia City officials as that you on our best judgements of model assumes a drop in available, in order to under- hep feed local needy families. Pacific Food Bank in St. Hel- identify the donation for the science, they are not radical transmission to mid-August stand where we are at.” The biggest needs are ens. Other ways in which you Shop with a Cop program. shifts,” Brown said. levels. That would result canned soup, vegetables and can help may be found on the Gill stated that when in 230 reported cases and a The Chronicle will up- fruit. Other useful items in- Columbia Pacific Food Bank Columbia City Hall may safety guidelines are fol- steep drop in daily hospi- date this story as additional clude, canned meats, peanut website at, www.cpfoodbank. be reached at 503-397- talizations due to COVID. details become available. butter, almond butter, jams org. 4010.

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CH20-1524 BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON In the Matter of the located at the Port Westward Port’s original application adverse impacts pursuant to of the application. 8. All be available on November Application by the Port Industrial Site in Clatskanie, was appealed to LUBA, OAR 660-004-0020(2)(d). 4. evidence, argument and 10, 2020. 12. A copy of of Columbia County for Oregon. It is identified which affirmed parts of Written evidence, arguments testimony must be submitted the staff report, applicable a Comprehensive Plan in the County Assessor’s the decision and remanded and testimony shall be to the Board of County criteria, applicant’s request Amendment, Zone Change records as Tax Map Nos. others (see LUBA Final limited to the single issue Commissioners’ Office, for remand proceeding and and Goal 3 Exception to 8N4W1600500; 8N4W2000 Order 2014-17/18). In of whether the proposed Room 338, 230 Strand compatibility study, and Reclassify and Rezone 200, 300; 8N4W2100300, response to the remand, the uses are “compatible with Street, St. Helens, Oregon written materials will be Property from Primary 301, 400, 500, 600; Port modified its application. other adjacent uses or will 97051 or by email to Jacyn available for inspection at Agriculture (PA-80) to 8N4W2200400, 500, 600, The County approved the be so rendered through Normine by email at jacyn. no cost. Copies of these Resource Industrial Planned 700; 8N4W2300900; and modified application in 2018 measures designed to reduce normine@columbiacountyor. materials will be provided Development (RIPD) for an 8N4W23B0400, 500, 600, (see Ordinance No. 2018-1). adverse impacts” pursuant gov on or before the at a reasonable cost 837 Acre Expansion of Port 700. 2. The applicant seeks The County’s decision on OAR 660-004-0020(2)(d). applicable deadline identified upon request. Additional Westward on Remand from to change the Comprehensive the modified application was Any evidence, argument or in paragraphs 5 through 7, information about this the Oregon Land Use Board Plan Map designation of appealed to LUBA, which testimony not related to this above. 9. Failure to raise application may be obtained of Appeals. NOTICE OF the expansion area from affirmed parts of the decision issue will be rejected and an issue accompanied by from Jacyn Normine at (503) REMAND PROCEEDINGS Agricultural Resource to and remanded on a single not entered into the record. statements or evidence 397-8400. 13. Following (PUBLICATION) 1. Resource Industrial and issue (see LUBA Final Order 5. Interested parties may sufficient to afford the Board the period for the applicant The Board of County to change the zoning from 2018-020). LUBA remanded submit written evidence, of Commissioners and to submit final arguments, Commissioners will conduct Primary Agriculture (PA- Ordinance No. 2018-1 for arguments and testimony the parties an opportunity the Board will schedule remand proceedings on 80) to Resource Industrial the County to “adopt more between November 17, 2020 to respond to the issue a meeting to deliberate the Port of Columbia Planning Development adequate findings, supported and December 7, 2020. precludes appeal to LUBA towards a decision. The County’s application for (RIPD). An exception to by substantial evidence, 6. Interested parties may based on that issue. 10. Board may announce a a Comprehensive Plan Goal 3, which provides regarding the compliance submit written evidence, Failure of the applicant to tentative decision at the Map Amendment, Zone for the preservation of with the requirement of OAR arguments and testimony raise constitutional or other meeting or carry over the Change and an Exception to agricultural lands, is required 660-004-0020(2)(d).” 3. in rebuttal of evidence issues relating to proposed matter for consideration to Statewide Planning Goal 3 to change the Comprehensive The purpose of this remand submitted no later than conditions of approval with a later date. The decision for an 837-acre expansion Plan designation from proceeding is for the County December 28, 2020. 7. sufficient specificity to allow will not be considered final of the Port Westward an agricultural use to an to determine whether the Unless waived by the the Board of Commissioners until it is put in writing and Rural Industrial Area (Port industrial use. The County proposed uses are compatible applicant, the applicant to respond to the issue notice of the decision is sent Westward) (see County File approved the Port’s original with other adjacent uses or shall have until January precludes an action for out to all of the parties to the No. PA 13-02 and ZC13- application in 2014. The will be so rendered through 11, 2020 to submit final damages in circuit court. proceeding. Dated this 4th of 01). The subject property is County’s decision on the measures designed to reduce written arguments in support 11. The staff report will November, 2020.

CH20-1518 CH20-1523 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF NOTICE OF MONTHLY OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA BOARD MEETING The Board of Commissioners the meeting will be held In the Matter of the Estate for the administration of the estate with full powers; and rule, or by statute, rule, or for the Northwest Oregon virtually. An executive of: MICHAEL KEELER, above-named decedent, the (c) Letters of Administration otherwise. DATED: October Housing Authority will session will be convened Deceased. Case No. Court finds the allegations of will be issued to the personal 1, 2020. Chris Burnett, OSB convene it’s next regular under the authority of ORS 20PB06860 LIMITED the Petition to be true. There representative in the manner No. 992311, Attorney for monthly board meeting on 192.660(2)(a) and (h). A link JUDGMENT FOR is no just reason for delay provided by law upon Personal Representative November 5, 2020 at 10:00 to the meeting can be found ADMINISTRATION OF in entering judgment. IT IS the filing and approval of [email protected]. am. Due to COVID-19, at www.nwoha.org. INTESTATE ESTATE THEREFORE ORDERED a bond in the amount of Personal Representative, AND APPOINTMENT AND ADJUDGED that: (a) $310,000.00. CERTIFICATE Terrence Keeler. Burnett OF PERSONAL The estate is admitted to OF READINESS (UTCR Law, P.C. 1915 NE Stucki CH20-1520 REPRESENTATIVE WITH administration; (b) Terrence 5.100) 4. Service is not Avenue, Suite 400 Hillsboro, FULL POWERS On the Keeler is appointed as required pursuant to OR 97006 Phone: 503-352- NOTICE OF BOARD Petition of Terrence Keeler personal representative of the subsection (3) of this 4272. WORKSHOP CH20-1514 The Columbia County Fair Helens, OR. The public is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR Board will hold a workshop invited and we are following on Thursday, November social distancing guidelines. THE COUTY OF COLUMBIA PROBATE DEPARTMENT 5, 2020 at 6:30 pm in the Please bring a mask. Due to Pavilion at the Fairgrounds, COVID-19, space may be In the Matter of the Estate claims against the estate are the proceeding may obtain Representative: Roy Stephen 58892 Saulser Road, St. limited. of Joyce Marie Atchison, required to present the same additional information from Atchison, 34876 Sykes Deceased. No. 20-PB06837. within four months from this the records of the Court, the Road, St. Helens, OR Notice to Interested Persons date at the office of VanNatta personal representative or 97051. Attorneys: VanNatta, CH20-1519 NOTICE is hereby given & Petersen, P.O. Box 748, the attorneys for the personal Petersen & Anderson that the undersigned has St. Helens, Oregon; and if representative. Dated and first Attorneys at Law, P.O. Box NOTICE OF MONTHLY been appointed personal not so presented, they may published: October 12, 2020. 748, St. Helens, Oregon representative of the above be barred. All persons whose Date of final publication: 97051. Telephone: (503) BOARD MEETING estate. All persons having rights may be affected by November 4, 2020. Personal 397-4091. The Columbia County Saulser Rd, St. Helens, Fair Board monthly board OR. The public is invited meeting will be held on and space is limited. Please The Public Notice deadline is Fridays by noon. Thursday, November 9, bring a mask as we are 2020 at 6 pm in the Pavilion following social distancing Late submissions are not guaranteed to make it into the paper. at the Fairgrounds, 58892 guidelines. Boat registration deadline The Oregon State egon Marine Board. After prevention and title and register with the Failure to report a trans- Marine Board has emailed completing the transac- derelict vessel programs. Marine Board. Registration fer is a Class D violation, boat registration renew- tion, boat owners can print Another renewal option fees vary based on boat a $115 fine. It’s also state als to boaters who have an a temporary permit and is U.S. Mail. Boaters who length. The average boat law that any new owner email on file for boats with go boating right away. do not have an email ad- length in Oregon is 16 feet, of a boat, boathouse, or registration expiring Dec. Registrations are printed dress on file will be mailed so the cost of a two-year floating home with valid 31, 2020. the next business day for a registration renewal. registration is $100.20. identifying apply Boaters without an mailing. Simply return payment Remember to contact for a boat title and registra- email on file will receive Using the Boat Oregon and remittance coupon in the Marine Board if you’ve tion within 30 days (ORS a mailed Boat Registration Store is also more cost-ef- the return envelope to the sold your boat so staff can 830.710 (1)(2)). Renewal Notice the week ficient, saving postage and Marine Board. Boater own- update the boat record. To access the online of Nov. 9. 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Fees also support motor or sailboats 12 feet removal, storage, disman- oregon.gov/OSMB/pages/ the Marine Board. Registration a release from the Or- the aquatic invasive species or longer are required to tling, and disposal costs. index.aspx. fees vary based on boat length. County looks at waiving business fees sioners is exploring options putting the salary money taxes to cover the county goes to the state, and with- “I think if I were a busi- to waive county food, pool toward the cost of service portion of license and out forgiveness at the state ness owner and I only had and lodging service fees for fees at a board of commis- service fees for businesses level that portion of the fees to pay 10-12% of the nor- 2021. sioners work meeting on in 2021. will still be due, Tardif said. mal fee, I’d be very pleased Many of the businesses Oct. 14. “If I were a business “Where it hurts us is with that,” Heimuller said. charged these fees were Finance Director Louise owner I’d be pleased by where we pay the state,” Paul suggested the coun- unable to operate as usual Kallstrom told the com- the majority of the fee Tardif said. ty include a letter from the when the COVID-19 pan- missioners she was uncer- being waived for 2021,” The plan is to allow the commissioners explaining demic hit, and some still tain enough CARES Act Heimuller said. service fees paid by busi- the reduced fee charged by aren’t operating as usual. funding remains to cover Commissioner Alex Tar- nesses this year essentially the county with the invoice Public Health Director the cost of that plan at the dif said he has been making roll into next year because they send to the state. Micheal Paul suggested us- board of commissioners calls to state officials to see of the limitations placed on In an effort to ease some ing Coronavirus Aid, Relief meeting Wednesday, Oct. if the state would consider operations this year from developing of the financial burden and Economic Security 28. waiving the service fees as the pandemic. Businesses story at thechronicleonline. on business owners in (CARES) Act funding to Commissioner Henry well, but to no avail. A por- will still be responsible for com and in the Wednes- the county, the Columbia cover the salaries of public Heimuller suggested using tion of the fees charged by paying their portion of state day print editions of The County Board of Commis- health employees and funds from marijuana sales the county, roughly 10%, fees. Chronicle. Columbia County’s trusted local news source A8 www.thechronicleonline.com Wednesday, November 4, 2020

ous face and chest injuries. Friday. EXPLOSION , and some of his The flood of support has long hair, were burned in the come in the form of mon- Airmarking at Scappoose Airpark From Page A1 explosion. His hands sus- etary donations, clothing, tained second degree burns, food and even offers for Ostling heard his cat Joss except for the fingers he boats he can stay in. He said crying and made his way uses to play the guitar with, that he has been recognized toward her, moving a large he noted. Ostling is a blues while walking around town piece of roofing to find her. and rock musician. and people have stopped “She did die in my arms, His acoustic guitar also him to donate money or of- and that’s a good thing,” he managed to come out of fer support. said about being able to find the wreckage relatively “I’ve honestly never felt and hold her. unscathed, he said. It needs so loved in my life,” he said. Most of his possessions some repairs along the Right now Ostling said it were lost in the explosion, neck, but he thinks it can be sounds like he may be able and the boat itself isn’t saved. to move into his neighbor’s salvageable either. Ostling, “I’m not going to be boat after his neighbor though, was able to walk playing this Sunday,” he upgrades to a newer one. He away alive, and for that he is said. “But the next one? has been staying with two grateful. Most likely.” friends out in the Warren Photo courtesy of Port of Columbia County “I’ve been through so It was within the network area since the accident and The local chapter of the Ninety-Nines conducted the airmarking Saturday, Oct. 31, along the runway at the many near death experi- of musicians he jams with said he is happy he can stay Scappoose Airport. ences, and this was the top,” at the marina clubhouse in his slip on the river he those identifying letters Scappoose is the first one the he said. “There’s something that Ostling found support loves. STAFF REPORT or numbers there on the Columbia Cascade chapter watching out after me.” following the accident, spe- “I have to say that I’m [email protected] ground,” Girts said. has done in several years, Considering the circum- cifically in Christina Timms absolutely overwhelmed. Port of Columbia County but they are starting to grow stances, Ostling said he is and Sam Biegle. Timms I’m just so grateful to this Pilots arriving at the Scap- Operations Manager Craig again in popularity. doing “absolutely wonder- organized a Facebook dona- community,” he said. “As poose Industrial Airpark Allison approached the “There’s a lot of interest fully.” tion page for Ostling, which long as the community will now have a freshly painted Ninety-Nines a couple of in it,” Girts said. “It’s good He credits his long beard had received over $1,500 have me here and put up airmarking near the runway years ago at the suggestion for the general aviation com- for protecting him from seri- from people in the area as of with me, I’ll stay.” to guide their crafts into the of the Port’s Scappoose munity, it’s good for cama- airpark. Industrial Airpark Advisory raderie and team building in Volunteers from the Committee. the chapter, and it’s just a lot Columbia Cascade Chapter “The Port has had some of fun.” of the Ninety-Nines have significant construction The Ninety-Nines com- Winter is coming! spelled out “SCAPPOOSE” projects at the Airpark over pleted the airmarking on in 20-foot white letters on the last few years, with the Saturday, Oct. 31. the west side ramp near Taxiway-B relocation and LAKEN GORTLER Taxiway B. 2019-2020 State Pavement About the Port of Sponsored content The Ninety-Nines is an Maintenance Project, and we Columbia County international organization of needed to get those complete It’s starting to get chilly women pilots that promotes before we could move for- The Port of Colum- out there and you don’t the advancement of aviation ward with the airmarking,” bia County encompasses want to have to fix your through education, scholar- Allison said. 51-miles along the Columbia pipes, so it’s probably time ships, and support. Ninety- Other factors are also River and U.S. Highway 30 to wrap them. We’ve got Nines members have been involved in the planning of in northwest Oregon. The various tapes to cover you if volunteering to paint airport these projects, including Port’s function is to foster you think your pipes might names and other identifi- good weather, the coordina- local economic development end up exposed to frosty ers on airfields or rooftops tion of volunteers and fund- opportunities to create and weather. If you’ve got older – known as “airmarking” ing for supplies, according to sustain jobs while maintain- windows that need an extra – since the 1930s, and it’s a the release. ing the environmental assets layer, we’ve got window tradition that they continue to Since funding for airma- of the port district. wraps and wrap insulation, uphold. rking no longer comes from The Port offers a vari- as well as the regular insu- “Airmarking has histori- the federal government, the ety of sites for industrial lation. We’ve also got hose cally been important because non-profit organization must development in its 2,400-acre protectors and anything else pre-GPS it was very diffi- secure financial support from portfolio, including the Scap- you might need to seal or cult sometimes for pilots to airports or other civic groups. poose Industrial Airpark. tighten up the places where find airfields and airstrips,” The Port of Columbia More information at www. the cold might get into your Columbia Cascade Chapter County supplied the paint for portofcolumbiacounty.org. house. Chairwoman Michelle Girts this project. As always, here at Dahl- said. “It’s a pleasure to have the About the Ninety-Nines gren’s, we carry one of the Airmarking continues to Port partner with the Ninety- lowest prices of propane be valuable for visual naviga- Nine’s to have The Ninety-Nines is an in the county at $1.99, and tion purposes, according to a marked again,” Airpark Advi- International Organization of don’t forget our energy logs release from the Port of Co- sory Committee member Women Pilots that promotes and wood pellets. The wood lumbia County. Pilots look and owner of TransWestern advancement of aviation pellets start out at only for the numbers or indicators Aviation John Helm said. through education, scholar- $2.09 a ton. For outdoor near the runway to confirm While airmarking was ships and mutual support use, we’ve got frost-free that they have reached the a widespread activity in while honoring their unique faucets - plus, we’ve got ice airport they are looking for. the 20th century, the num- history and sharing their pas- and snow melt and shovels. Gotta keep those animals kets on, now. Wouldn’t want “You can GPS to it, and ber of projects has slowed sion for flight. More infor- Can you tell we’ve thought nice and fat. It might be a them to freeze to death. you can look around for it, down over the last couple of mation at www.ninety-nines. of everything? good time to think about Stay warm out there and but it really helps to have decades. The airmarking at org. Here’s one more - of winterizing their shelters, stop by and see us when course, we’ve got feed! too. My horses have blan- you get the chance! Save Sponsored by These Clay Art Studio Dates! DAHLGREN’S Holiday Shop 58351 S. 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Jeremy C. Ruark / The Chronicle Jeremy C. Ruark / The Chronicle Rainier Mayor Jerry Cole takes a photo as Rainier Oregon Historical Museum President Kay Heflin and museum Ground is being prepped for the site of the new Rainier Oregon Historical Museum on West A Street. Vice President Daune Bernard hold a sign marking the site of the new museum headquarters on West A Street. campus on Old Rainier Road. Oregon Historical Museum we go and how much money displayed. generations to come is im- JEREMY C. RUARK Hearing the need for the President Kay Heflin said. we can raise,” Rainier Or- “We’ve had to turn people portant,” Cole said. [email protected] facility, local businessman egon Historical Museum Vice away because we just don’t Heflin estimates that the Steve Oliva stepped in and President Duane Bernard have the room for their items funding drive and designing Supporters of the Rainier donated a small parcel of said. “Right now it looks like they want to donate,” she and building the new facility Oregon Historical Museum land along West A Street just under $300,000 for the said. “It is the history of will take about two years. are looking to the future to across from the Rainier size of the building we would Rainier that we are collect- “We have a long way to preserve the past. If we don’t do this now the Senior Center for the new history is going to be lost. want. Decisions about that ing. If we don’t do this now go,” she said. “This is a work After searching for a loca- museum building. are still down the road.” the history is going to be lost. in progress.” tion to expand the museum ~ Kay Heflin, Rainier Jason Schmidt, of JRS Oregon Historical Museum Bernard and Heflin said a There is no place for it to be that is currently housed in Trucking, is donating time community funding drive is saved.” To donate to the Rainier a room at the Rainier City and equipment to clear the already underway to collect Rainier Mayor Jerry Cole Oregon Historical Museum Hall, the museum board site. That work began on the needed money. said the museum is a critical building fund, or to become began discussions with the Wednesday morning, Oct. 28. Heflin said the small, one connection for the commu- a museum member, call Rainier School District to “We are very fortunate to Specific designs of the room museum at city hall nity. Bernard at 503-556-9661, or site the museum in a modular have this property donated new building are pending. limits the number and size of “Saving any history of email Heflin at kay-lynn2@ facility at the school district for the museum,” Rainier “It depends on how big historical items that can be Rainier and keeping it for hotmail.com. Controlled burning season underway ing certain populated cities ing communities effective and lower in cost in STAFF REPORT and areas known as Smoke See the ODF Smoke Man- areas with a recent history of [email protected] Sensitive Receptor Areas agement Plan attached to this controlled burning. (SSRAs). story at thechronicleonline. While all fires produce Oregonians in forested “To protect people with com. some smoke, the amount areas may see smoke from a impaired lung function due from burning covered slash number of controlled burns to COVID-19, we’ve coordi- Burning for healthier piles is far less than from a – known as prescribed burns forests wildfire burning an entire – this fall and winter. nated with the Oregon Health stand of trees. Air quality in Forest landowners use the Authority to ensure that Overcrowded forests are Oregon during the Septem- burns to eliminate woody during the pandemic we will Photo courtesy of Oregon Department of Forestry more prone to tree deaths fuels that build up on their govern prescribed burns in Forest landowners use the burns to eliminate woody fuels that build ber mega fires, for example, land from forest thinning and counties experiencing higher up on their land from forest thinning and after timber harvests. from drought and insects, was the worst the state ever after timber harvests. levels of COVID-19 under and typically experience recorded. This year’s fall burn- older, tighter smoke regula- Oregon Department of En- The Oregon Department greater fire intensity than “Wildfires often occur ing season coincides with tions,” ODF Smoke Manage- vironmental Quality (DEQ) of Forestry has developed woodlands where trees are when the atmosphere is a rise in COVID-19 cases ment Program Manager Nick and partner agencies monitor a Statewide Communica- more widely spaced. Pre- stable, trapping smoke close in Oregon. Smoke may Yonker said. “Those define smoke levels and air qual- tion Framework for helping scribed burns help maintain to the ground where it’s more worsen symptoms for people any amount of smoke from ity across the state. DEQ’s Oregonians: forest health and reduce likely to impact people,” coping with compromised a prescribed burn into an Air Quality Index provides • Understand why we burn the risk of high-intensity, Yonker said. “So anything health or lung function due SSRA as an intrusion. 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