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Local Man Shares Explosion Experience Nature Airpark Park Airmarking project Page A8 Page A5 Wednesday, .50 November 4, 2020 $1 TheThe ChronicleChronicle thechronicleonline.com Serving Columbia County since 1881 MONIQUE MERRILL [email protected] 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 / The Chronicle 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 lost 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. 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