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Serving Columbia County since 1881 New Grocery Outlet taking shape

Jeremy C. Ruark / The Chronicle Courtesy drawing form the City of St. Helens Planning Department Construction for the new Grocery Outlet along Highway 30 began last fall. This is a conceptual drawing of the new Grocery Outlet being constructed in St. Helens.

Rainier. with this story at thechronicleonline. ($84,945,316), health care and social lets had an average annual employ- JEREMY C. RUARK Specific details about when com. assistance ($52,378,690), educa- ment of 788 in 2019, ranking them [email protected] construction will be completed and According to third quarter of tional services ($46,375,798), public fifth highest in employment behind Work is moving ahead for the when hiring for the new store would 2020 Oregon Employment Depart- administration ($38,429,376), con- manufacturing (1,552), health care new 16,000-square-foot Grocery take place have yet to be released. ment information, there were 320 struction ($36,043,065), transporta- and social assistance (1,455), ac- Outlet store under construction at Oregon Employment Depart- food and beverage stores and 534 tion and warehousing ($23,178,815), commodation and food services 475 S. Columbia River Highway. ment Regional Economist Shawna general merchandise outlets in Co- accommodation and food services (1,233), and educational services According to its website, Sykes said the average wage of food lumbia County with a total payroll ($22,274,908), the balance of retail (1,143). Grocery Outlet has 11 stores in the and beverage stores plus general for the two business segments at trade minus grocery and general Portland metro-Southwest Washing- merchandise stores is $26,869 annu- $21,171,394 in 2019. merchandise stores ($21,392,255) Follow this developing story at ton area and 300-plus stores nation- ally, but that wage can vary greatly The two segments ranked 10th and utilities ($21,296,903). thechronicleonline.com and in the wide. The closest Grocery Outlets depending on the specific job. See a highest in terms of payroll within Sykes said the food and beverage Wednesday print editions of The to St. Helens are in Scappoose and detailed chart of positions and wages the county behind manufacturing stores and general merchandise out- Chronicle. Eisenschmidt Pool boiler to be replaced and had to rewire it, but it needs to be pay that back at $2,000 a month.” JEREMY C. RUARK replaced.” To help cover that cost, the pool [email protected] The boiler is essential to keeping team launched a GoFundMe account Anne Scholtz has been pretty the 230,000 gallon pool and the air last week. As of Tuesday, March 23, busy over the past year. in the building warm. Scholtz had the account had collected $4,670. Do- As the general manager at Eisen- Energy Trust of Oregon conduct a test nations may be made at Help Eisen- schmidt Pool in St. Helens, she was of the boiler and the report showed it schmidt Pool Install a New Boiler. forced last spring to close the facility was only 64% efficient. The pool, located at 1070 Eisen- and lay off 25 employees due to the “Energy Trust determined that schmidt Lane in St. Helens, reopened financial strain of the COVID-19 we would save $2,000 a month if we Feb. 15 by appointment only under pandemic, leaving her and a small replaced this boiler,” she said. the pandemic health and safety core management team to keep the The pool district has ordered two guidelines. pool stable until regular operations condenser boilers, one for backup, “We continue to offer limited laps, could resume. and one to replace the existing aging swim lessons, aerobics and the St. Adding to those issues was a pool boiler. The cost for that project is Helens and Scappoose High School leak and damage caused by a winter estimated to be $110,000. swim teams used the pool for prac- storm. The latest challenge is an ag- Scholtz said the Energy Trust has tices,” Scholtz said. ing 30-year-old boiler. agreed to pay $42,000 towards the The pool was built in 1939 fol- “It hasn’t been reliable in nearly cost. lowing three drownings of three a year,” Scholtz said. “I have to come “That is extremely generous,” she people in the Columbia River in in regularly and check it. We’d had to said. “We also obtained a $70,000, Jeremy C. Ruark / The Chronicle three-year loan, from Columbia Pacif- ­ Eisenschmidt Pool General Manager Anne Scholtz said the pool boiler is unreliable put a camera on it so I can tell when and needs to be replaced. it goes out. We have made repairs ic Economic District and we have to See BOILER Page A3 New parks and rec manager selected ing at 2625 Gable Road to estab- with ensuring the successful as a utility billing specialist. In STAFF REPORT lish a new Recreation Center and continuation of the parks and rec- 2018, she transitioned to working [email protected] expand recreation programs and reation division’s capital improve- part time in the utility billing divi- The City of St. Helens has se- opportunities in the community. ment projects as well as ensuring sion and part time as a pecreation lected Shanna Duggan, the city’s The city launched a national that the St. Helens community has coordinator when the city first recreation manager, as its new recruitment process for the Parks sufficient recreational opportuni- created its recreation program. parks and recreation manager. and Recreation Manager position ties and safe spaces to enjoy the She was promoted to a full-time The position was created to and received over 30 applications outdoors. position as the city’s recreation oversee St. Helens parks and from candidates across the United “I am passionate about creating manager in July 2019. Most re- recreation divisions, which were States. inclusive spaces and opportunities cently, Duggan was named as one combined into a single division “The candidate pool could not for everyone in the community,” of the city’s 2020 Employees of in February. The reorganization have been any more competitive,” Duggan said. “I look forward to the Year. comes at an ambitious time for St. Helens Public Works Direc- strengthening the collaborations Duggan is a St. Helens resident the city’s parks and recreation tor Mouhamad Zaher said. “We we have with other community and raised her three children in the divisions. underwent a rigorous process to organizations, promoting transpar- community. She is the founding The city currently has major bring the most qualified candi- ency, finding additional ways to member of the Columbia County improvement projects underway at dates to the interview table, and I foster community engagement and Sole Sisters community group. McCormick and Campbell Parks, am pleased to announce that our volunteerism, and increasing our She is a member of Connect St. plans for improvements at Colum- own Shanna Duggan rose to the communication efforts.” Helens, the Columbia County bia View and Godfrey Parks, and top of the list as the most qualified Duggan has worked for the Childhood Trauma Informed Net- Courtesy photo of City of St. Helens candidate.” City of St. Helens for 10 years. work, and the Columbia County Shanna Duggan recently acquired the former First Missionary Baptist Church build- Duggan will now be tasked She was hired in December 2010 Health Coalition.

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RUARK who can’t afford to give cash dangers as human officers in available for immediate [email protected] donations,” Hogan said. performing their duties. comment at press time. The Clatskanie resident Jean “K9’s are killed and in- Chronicle will be following Hogan has been pretty busy New vest for Lars jured in the line of duty every the vest fundraiser and hope since November. year,” Pixley said, adding to chat with Pesio in a future Last fall following the The group’s latest project that having a new and more edition. passing of her grandmother is a fundraiser to purchase a effective safety vest will and as her son went off for new bullet proof vest for Co- greatly benefit K9 Lars. The next step basic training in the U.S. lumbia County Sheriff Office “When I heard the Clats- Air Force, Hogan said she (CCSO) deputy K9 Lars. kanie community wanted Hogan has yet to meet K9 needed to find activities to “I called the sheriff and to do a fundraiser for Lars, Lars. keep her busy. asked what we could do it was humbling for me,” “As soon as we have Hogan said she prayed for to help,” Hogan said. “We Pixley said. “The fact that a raised all the money we need something to do and decided wanted to let Sheriff Pixley community is willing to give to buy the vest, I do want to she needed to reach out to know that we appreciate so much for Lars, Deputy meet Lars and give him a help others. Her ‘reach out’ his deputies and they are Pesio and CCSO is really hug,” she said. “That will be with friend Kristin Ramsey important to us and out com- indicative of the support the my reward.” turned out to be formation of munity.” community has for CCSO Hogan said if there are the community group Clats- Hogan said Pixley out- and law enforcement in any donations left after the kanie Be a Blessing. lined the need to raise $3,999 general. While other cities bullet proof vest is pur- for the new K9 vest and her are working on defunding chased, those donations will Clatskanie Be A Blessing group eagerly took on the the police, the residents go toward the K9’s medical challenge. of Columbia County are and care costs. “I started the Clatskanie “It is a more expensive Courtesy photo from the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office supporting us by starting Donations may be made Be a Blessing as an informal vest than the one Lars has A community fundraiser is underway to purchase a new bullet proof fundraisers.” at the Clatskanie branch of group where people can now, which has expired,” vest for Columbia County Sheriff’s Office Deputy K9 Lars. The cost to purchase a Umpqua Bank, or at the New participate and we can pay Hogan said. “It’s fire proof certified for both narcotics Pixley said. “Lars also is a K9 unit can range as high as Vest For K9 Lars GoFundMe it forward in helping oth- and light weight allowing detection and as a patrol hit at community events. Lars $15,000. account. ers,” Hogan said. “I needed Lars more flexibility.” K9.,” Pixley said. “Currently, and his handler will often put “We budget funds something to keep me busy Hogan said the group Lars is only a certified patrol on a demonstration at com- specifically for the care and If you know of someone, and to help build morale in set up an account at the K9, meaning he searches for munity events, but Lars also feeding of Lars,“ Pixley said. an agency or business, or our community because there Clatskanie Umpqua Bank people who have commit- enjoys the extra attention he “We also accept donations a group, that is making a is such a need and these are and a GoFundMe account to ted crimes and run from the gets from the community. through our 501C3 group for positive difference in our all people that we know and accept public donations. As police. Lars also assists us in Lars also assists us and other Lars and the canine pro- community and would like to care about.” of Wednesday, March 17, the room / building clearing, ar- agencies in the service of gram.” see them featured in Who We Since November, the group had raised $1,875. ticle searches and on the rare high risk search warrants.” Lars resides with Deputy Are, email details to jruark@ group has conducted various occasion, search and rescue.” Lars and other law en- Pesio and his family. Pesio countrymedia.net. community projects, in- K9 facts Pixley said Lars is still cluding a food drive for a used to help deputies detect Rainier family in need and Pixley said K9 Lars is drugs in the jail during ran- assembling gift toiletry boxes seven years old and the sher- dom searches. for residents at The Amber, iff’s office obtained the law Over Lars’ career, he has a senior living facility in enforcement dog from Adler- detected a large amount of Clatskanie. Children in the horst Kennels in Southern illegal drugs and captured community also were able to California. Lars is currently many felons who have run participate by making greet- the only K-9 employed by from police, according to ing cards for the senior living the Columbia County Sher- Pixley. facility residents. iff’s Office. “The partnership Lars “We wanted to make “Prior to the passage of has with his handler, Deputy participation in our group Measure 110, Lars was dual Cody Pesio, is amazing,” Closer Look: Local police train for danger

Jeremy C. Ruark / The Chronicle As they approach the building to investigate, one of the St. Helens Police officers carries a body shield to be prepared for any threat.

JEREMY C. RUARK [email protected] COVID Editor’s Note:

When police officers are dispatched to reports of a COMMUNITY threat by a person with gun, knowing the potential danger, officials said they must be prepared for the worst and OUTREACH hope for the best outcome. The Chronicle checked in with the City of St. Helens Com- Jeremy C. Ruark / The Chronicle St. Helens Police officers approach the lodging establishment as they TESTING munications Director Crystal begin the investigation. King to find out specifics about how police officers ap- include anything from calling Inn at 585 S. Columbia River proach the potential danger. the reporting party to gather Highway. OHSU IS OFFERING COVID TESTING AT NO COST TO YOU! more information to request- As the officers arrived The Chronicle: Could ing additional resources from at the scene of the call, they you outline how officers are partner law enforcement staged along the front drive trained to handle such a call, agencies. way of the facility and pre- specifically not knowing pared to investigate. what they might or might The Chronicle: If police Five St. Helens Police not encounter when arriving encounter an armed sub- officers, one equipped with a on-scene? ject and a standoff occurs body shield, walked from the Location: Columbia County Fairgrounds located at between the subject and staging area to the front lobby 58892 Saulser Road St. Helens, OR Crystal King: Officers police officers, does SHPD of the motel and down a hall- Dates: Wednesdays begin tactical training im- handle negotiations to resolve way towards the area where mediately after being hired the standoff, or is OSP or the incident was reportedly Time: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. as a recruit. New hires are another law enforcement occurring. Sign up: www.ohsu.edu/COVIDVans sent to the police academy agency called in to conduct Two of the officers in Salem for 16 weeks of the negotiations? returned to the lobby to ques- intensive training from the tion the lodging facility staff. SIGN UP TO GET YOUR TEST AT THIS LOCATION Oregon Department of Public King: The St. Helens As the investigation contin- Safety Standards and Train- Police Department has trained ued, officers staged along How do I get tested? ing (DPSST). The St. Helens officers in crisis negotiations the front side of the building. Police Department contin- and will respond to the scene During the St. Helens police - Go to URL to sign up for your timeslot. ues this training through its when requested. Outside investigation, an Oregon State - Please carefully follow registration and scheduling instructions. own reality-based training agency assistance is requested Police trooper arrived at the scenarios with its officers. when needed. scene. Officers are instructed how to Within about an hour and What else do I need to know? safely handle a broad range The Chronicle: Has a half, the police investigation - This is an outdoor testing event, so please dress for the weather. of scenarios. Safety is always SHPD seen an increase in ended. our number one priority at the calls over the past two years A short time after officers - Testing is for those older than 2 months. St. Helens Police Department. involving subjects allegedly left the lodging establishment, - If you tested positive before and do NOT have symptoms, threatening others with guns? St. Helens Police released a The Chronicle: Give us statement to The Chronicle you must wait 90+ days before getting another test. the range of steps the officers King: No, we have not stating that when officers ar- - COVID vaccine will not be provided at these events. conduct to resolve such a call seen an increase in these rived on scene, they found no and determine that there is no types of calls. A call for active threat. threat to the public. service involving someone “Upon further investiga- actively threatening another tion, it was determined that King: Every call is unique individual with a weapon the alleged incident had not and our officers are trained is not a common call in St. occurred that day,” the police to make decisions with the Helens. statement read. “Officers safety of the public and determined that no crime had themselves as their num- The latest incident occurred and they cleared the ber one priority. There are scene.” numerous steps our officers On Tuesday, March 16, The police release also are trained to consider and St. Helens Police officers stated that the investigation utilize when responding to a responded to the report of an was ongoing and officers situation involving a poten- individual with a gun at the were not releasing additional tial or active threat. This can Best Western Oak Meadows details. Columbia County’s trusted local news source Wednesday, March 24, 2021 www.thechronicleonline.com A3

Police Reports

The police blotter relates block of S 10th Street. the influence of intoxicants and the railing. March 7 Oregon State Police to the public record of in- • Police arrested a 49-year-old Reckless driving. • An officer went to check on • A report was made of a possible cidents as reported by law male on an outstanding warrant a call of a suspected prowler. restraining order violation. This March 22 enforcement agencies. while at West Street Grocery at March 12 The perimeter of the area was case was also sent to the DA’s • At approximately 3:20 p.m. OSP 305 N. 7th Street. • Police cited and released a searched, and no one was Office for review. troopers responded to a two ve- All individuals arrested or 59-year-old male for an outstand- observed in the area. • An officer responded to a busi- hicle injury crash on Highway 30 charged with a crime are March 6 ing felony warrant in the 58000 ness alarm. The building was near milepost 41. When troopers presumed innocent until • Police cited a 51-year-old male block of Columbia River Highway. March 2 found to be secure. arrived they conducted a crash proven guilty. Information for an active warrant near the • Suspicious persons were investigation and all occupants printed is preliminary and intersection of Old Portland Road March 14 reported hanging out in the March 9 were transported to local hospi- subject to change. and Port Avenue Street. • A 29-year-old was arrested on vicinity of a church. Extra patrol • A citizen was concerned about a tals for injuries. The investigation • A 35-year-old male was ar- multiple outstanding warrants has been requested. man in the middle of the intersec- is still ongoing. The vehicles were For specific details about rested by police on an outstand- and Aggravated Animal Abuse I tion. He was assisted out of the towed by Grumpy’s Towing and cases listed, contact the ing warrant while at his residence while in the 2500 block of Gable March 3 roadway. Drake’s Towing due to damage. appropriate law enforce- in the 1000 block of Deer Island Road. • A barking dog was disturbing ment agency. Road in St. Helens. the peace on Washington Way. March 10 March 15 March 15 • A male causing a disturbance • At approximately 11:36 a.m. St. Helens Police March 8 • A 45-year-old individual was ar- March 5 at the Evergreen was trespassed. OSP troopers were dispatched to • Police arrested a 37-year-old rested for an outstanding warrant • Chevron reported an individual • A man pushing a wheelchair, a traffic complaint on Highway 30 March 1 individual in the area of North at the intersection of Columbia who drove off without paying for harassing customers and near milepopst 34. Troopers lo- • A 61-year-old male was issued 19th and Columbia Boulevard River Highway and Sykes Road, their gas. employees, was trespassed from cated the black Dodge Neon near a criminal citation for attempt- for Menacing, Unlawful Use of St. Helens. • A caller reported a possible Grocery Outlet. milepost 30 failing to drive within ing to elude a police officer in a a Weapon, Aggravated Harass- violation of a restraining order. • A man outside of El Tapatio was its lane. The driver was display- vehicle while already in custody ment, Resisting Arrest and March 16 The case was forwarded to the yelling outside the back door. ing indicators of impairment and of the Columbia County Sheriff’s multiple outstanding warrants. • A 38-year-old male was ar- DA’s Office for review. • A male subject was in city hall consented to performing field Office at 901 Port Avenue in St. rested on an outstanding warrant • A reportedly ‘suspicious per- and causing a ruckus during a sobriety test. The driver was Helens. March 9 out of the St. Helens Municipal son’ was waiting for a ride. court session. An officer was able subsequently arrested for DUII • Police responded to the 59000 Court. • An employee call due to a to convince him it would be in his and transported to the Columbia March 2 block of Whitetail Avenue on a male inside the store who was best interest to leave the building. County jail. Driver consented to a • Police issued a female a report of Theft II. March 17 yelling and causing a distur- breath test and blew 0.00. Driver criminal citation for Theft II at the Police arrested an individual for • Police took a 40-year-old male bance. The man left prior to March 12 refused a DRE and a blood draw. intersection of North Columbia violating his release agreement. into custody on an active felony officer arrival and was unable to • An officer was able to assist a A search warrant was obtained River Highway and Columbia warrant and various other crimes be located. disabled motorist. and two blood samples were Boulevard in St. Helens. March 10 near the 58000 block of Colum- • A caller in a residence, who seized as evidence. The driver • Police responded to the 300 • Police arrest a 28-year-old bia River Highway. did not live there, was startled March 14 was booked and released from block of South 18th Street for a male in the 200 block of North 12 • Police investigated a report of by a loud knocking at the door. • A vehicle that had been the jail without incident and the death investigation. Street for an outstanding warrant. harassment in the 2500 block The ‘knocker’ was determined reported stolen out of Gladstone vehicle was towed by Grumpy’s of Columbia Boulevard in St. to be a landscaper. was recovered during a routine Towing. March 3 March 11 Helens. traffic stop. Suspected metham- • An individual was arrested on • Police arrested a 33-year-old March 6 phetamine was seized as well. March 16 an outstanding misdemeanor male at 555 South Columbia March 19 • Two men in a parking lot, The driver was lodged at the jail • At approximately 7:19 p.m. OSP warrant in the 400 block of South River Highway on an outstanding • Police responded to the 200 with ‘buckets’ of their personal on multiple charges, including un- assisted a disabled motor vehicle 2nd Street. felony warrant. block of S 12th Street on a report belongings, were reportedly authorized use of a motor vehicle on Highway 30 eastbound near • A 33-year-old male was ar- of an assault. ‘bouncing around’, acting suspi- and possession of a controlled milepost 1.5. During the contact it Police assisted the Oregon rested on an outstanding warrant cious. They checked out to be substance. was discovered the driver had a Department of Human Services while on Church Street near March 20 okay. misdemeanor warrant for their ar- in the 200 block of S 2nd Street S.18th Street in St.Helens. • Police responded to the 35000 • An officer responded to check March 15 rest out of Linn County. Dispatch on a welfare check. • Police responded to the 200 block of Pittsburg Road on a on the welfare of two dogs that • A 37-year-old Castle Rock resi- confirmed the warrant and OSP block of N 2nd Street on a report report of a trespass in progress. were in a locked vehicle. The dent was taken into custody on was able to cite and release the March 4 of a missing juvenile. dogs appeared to be in good an outstanding warrant. He was driver on the warrant. The driver • A 43-year old male was arrested A 35-year-old female was ar- Rainier Police health and were steadfast in also issued a citation for multiple was issued a citation with a new on multiple probable cause rested in the 2200 block of Gable protecting the vehicle. traffic violations. court date for the warrant. charges at the intersection of Road for Forgery I. March 1 South Columbia River Highway • Police conducted a death • A caller was concerned about and Gable Road. investigation in the 500 block of S the welfare of two girls on the 10th Street. bridge, reportedly climbing on March 5 • Following a traffic stop near the railing. The girls were walk- • Police 28 arrested a 28-year-old the 300 block of S 11 Street, A ing across the bridge, and said male on an outstanding warrant 73-year-old female was taken they took a picture while they while at his residence in the 400 into custody for Driving under were there but denied being on

Jeremy C. Ruark / The Chronicle The Eisenschmidt Pool is 110 feet long and 50 feet wide. It holds 230,000 gallons of water. safely so they don’t have to $500,000,” Scholtz said. use the river.” Before the COVID-19 BOILER Before COVID the annual pandemic, the pool attracted From Page A1 operating budget for the pool an estimated 500 visitors daily was approximately $700,000. during peak seasons, accord- 1936. “Now, because I had to lay ing to Scholtz. “That’s why this pool is off 25 people due to the pan- so important,” she said. “We demic and I’ve only got nine For more information, call can teach people how to swim of them back, I will try to write the Eisenschmidt Pool at 503- and offer them a place to swim my new budget for around 397-2283.

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We used to have to taste as good as it bearing variety. other home garden and/ terials equally to all people. see www.scappoosebay-wc. many strawberry farms in would if you waited a day. When the June-bearing or farm questions, please org/nursery-sales. This event Columbia County. That has That can slow picking a strawberry harvest is done, contact Chip Bubl, Oregon Contact information for allows for pre-purchase by changed over time but straw- bit, but it is worth it. Hood the strawberry beds should State University Extension the Extension office April 3 and pick-up the day berries are still very popular strawberries are wonder- be cleaned out. All weeds office in St. Helens at 503 of the sale. There will be with home gardeners. ful, but the plants usually and the old foliage should 397-3462 or at chip.bubl@ Oregon State University limited walk-in to the nursery Strawberries are fairly succumb to a virus you can’t be removed. If your ground oregonstate.edu. Extension Service – Colum- on the sale day itself. easy to grow. The plot prevent (aphid moved) so is flat, a lawnmower set bia County should be reasonably well the plants rarely give you high can take off the foliage Free newsletter • Address: 505 N. Co- We are in this together, drained. They do well in more than two full crops. (the weeds should be pulled lumbia River Highway St. get vaccinated raised beds but that isn’t There is a chance you first) without damaging The Oregon State Uni- Helens, OR 97051 necessary. You should work could prevent aphid infec- the crown. Any dead plants versity Extension office in • Phone: 503 397-3462 There are a lot more op- a modest amount of com- tion with row covers but the should be removed entirely. Columbia County publishes • Email: chip.bubl@ tions to get the COVID-19 post and fertilizer into the challenge would be to get In late July, apply a a monthly newsletter on oregonstate.edu vaccination locally. As your soil before planting. After the flowers pollinated so that age and/or group makes you planting, you need to protect the berry would form. A sign vaccine eligible, get your the strawberry plants from saying “only bees allowed” shots scheduled. Most local slugs, weeds, and deer. probably wouldn’t work. pharmacies are offering the You have a choice of But I did visit one farm that vaccine now, so it is not as “long-day” or June bear- had row covers continually difficult as before. The more ing varieties like Hood, over the strawberries beds unvaccinated community Shucksan, Benton, and the except when they were be- members we have, the higher like. These varieties give a ing picked and somehow, our local infection rate will heavy June-early July crop they got pollinated. The be and the longer it will take but nothing during the rest farmer didn’t understand it to get back to normal activ- of the summer. Their fruit- nor do I, but it worked. If ity. In addition, with high ing is triggered when the you try this, no guarantees COVID-19 circulation, there day-length reaches a certain but let me know the results. is more chance of a mutation critical minimum. These You will have to bait slugs. that may be more transmis- have been the mainstay vari- “Day-neutral” varieties

Community Calendar

March 25 For more information contact tia Support Group – 3rd • Columbia 9-1-1 Commu- Cyndy Miller at 503-438- Wednesday of each month nications District Board of 0654. from 2 to 3 p.m. For more Directors Meeting: 9 a.m. - details, contact Jenny Hicks/ Due to the State of Oregon’s April 3 Avamere at St Helens at 503- order of social distancing, this • Megga Egg Drive Through 366-8070. meeting will be held virtually 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. rain or for instructions on how to join shine at the Columbia County Wednesdays - Sundays the meeting please contact Fairgrounds, 58892 Saulser our Administrative staff at Road in St. Helens. For more • 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Resonate 503-366-6973. information, call 503-397- Recovery: Bible based, 4231. Christ-centered spiritual April 1-2 recovery meeting for those • P.E.O. Sisterhood Tulip April 10 struggling with addictions and Sale Fundraiser: The St. • Scappoose Bay Watershed compulsive behavior at 220 Helens chapter of the P.E.O. Council’s Native Plant Sale S. 1st St., St. Helens. Every- Sisterhood is selling tulip from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the one is loved and welcomed. bouquets just in time for SBWC nursery, located be- Easter. Get your bunch of hind Scappoose High School. For more information, contact 10 tulips for $6 at St. Helens The semi-annual event offers Bert at 503-475-3586, Debbie Market Fresh, 1111 Colum- many new plants at – all at 503-560-0521, Bill Bradley Weekly Online Poll Last Week’s Results bia Blvd., St. Helens, from 9 native to our area. Staff and at 503-410-6273 or check the a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday April volunteers are available to “Resonate” Facebook page. 1 and Friday April 2. Come help chose plants suggest What are your plans for early because tulips often gardening ideas, and provide To list an event in the Have you received your Spring Break? sell out quickly. P.E.O is a information on establishing Community Calendar, third federal stimulus 10% Take a vacation non-profit group dedicated and maintaining native veg- email details with a to providing scholarships, relief check? 6% Go camping etation. For more information, phone number that 7% Go to the beach grants, awards and loans to see www.scappoosebay-wc. may be published for 35% Staycation graduating seniors and older org/nursery-sales/. anyone that might have Yes No 42% Take a nap women seeking to further questions, to chronicle- their careers through higher On going events classifieds@countryme- education or vocational train- • Avamere at St. Helens dia.net, or call 503-397- ing. Vote online at thechronicleonline.com hosts a Virtual Demen- 0116.

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Columbia County’s trusted local news source Wednesday, March 24, 2021 www.thechronicleonline.com A5 Social distancing at local schools “It will allow us more CoV-2 in schools. Taken JEREMY C. RUARK flexibility for sure and we together, these studies build [email protected] will review our re-opening on evidence that physical The Oregon Health school blueprints to see distancing of at least 3-feet Authority (OHA) and the where we might be able to between students can safely Oregon Department of Edu- take advantage of the loosen- be adopted in classroom cation (ODE) have shifted ing of restrictions,” Stock- settings where mask use is the state’s social distancing well said. “It is good news universal and other preven- guidelines for schools al- and points toward growing tion measures are taken. lowing three-feet of physi- confidence that with about “CDC is committed to cal distancing under certain a quarter left in this school leading with science and conditions, including county year, it is becoming more and updating our guidance as COVID-19 case rate levels more likely for us to return to new evidence emerges,” CDC for students in middle and full time in-person instruc- Director Rochelle P. Walen- high school. tion for the 2021-22 school sky said. “Safe in-person The two state agencies year.” instruction gives our kids issued the recommendation access to critical social and Monday, March 22, say- Governor, ODE director mental health services that ing after careful consider- reaction prepare them for the future, ation the shift applies to all Metro Creative Connection / The Chronicle in addition to the education public and private schools Oregon Gov. Kate Brown St. Helens School Superintendent Scot Stockwell said the new guidelines give the schools more flexibility. they need to succeed. These and aligns Oregon’s Ready said she joins students, updated recommendations dations and to consider up- Schools, Safe Learners parents, and educators across districts. schools, CDC also recom- provide the evidence-based dating your school’s Opera- guidance with recent studies Oregon in welcoming the “I know our educators mends students should be at roadmap to help schools tional Blueprint to reflect any and new guidance from the news that months of scientific have spent countless hours least 3-feet apart in class- reopen safely, and remain changes you will make under Centers for Disease Control research clearly demonstrates over the last year stretch- rooms where mask use is open, for in-person instruc- the new guidance,” Gill said. and Prevention (CDC). the risk of COVID-19 trans- ing to implement different universal and in communities tion.” mission is low in schools. learning models and safety where transmission is low, These updated recom- CDC recommendation Local decision “As with so many aspects protocols,” Gill said. “It moderate, or substantial. mendations are specific to of our lives this year, schools is my hope you maintain Middle school students students in classrooms with The Centers for Disease The ODE said the new will not be able to return to your spring break as a short and high school students universal mask wearing. Control and Prevention physical distancing allow- normal overnight, as districts time for renewal and come should be at least 6 feet apart CDC continues to rec- (CDC) updated K–12 school ance is a local decision. will need time to work with together after the break to in communities where trans- ommend at least 6 feet of guidance March 19 to reflect Schools may maintain 6 feet parents, educators, and staff plan together on how best to mission is high, if cohorting distance: the latest science on physical and, under certain conditions, to create plans at the lo- incorporate these changes.” is not possible. Cohorting is distance between students in must maintain 6 feet - such cal level to implement this Gill added that given the when groups of students are • Between adults in the classrooms. CDC now rec- as when students from differ- updated guidance,” Brown new and important progres- kept together with the same school building and between ommends that, with universal ent classrooms are passing in said. “But, as we continue to sion in the science and stan- peers and staff throughout adults and students. masking, students should hallways between periods, or vaccinate more Oregonians dards, as set by the CDC, for the school day to reduce the • In common areas, such maintain a distance of at least when students are eating. every day and work together schools during COVID-19; risk for spread throughout the as school lobbies and audito- 3-feet in classroom settings. These changes may take to drive down COVID-19 some schools and districts school. riums. CDC has updated its opera- place over the next several transmission in our com- may wish to consider new The CDC said the • When masks can’t be tional strategy to say: weeks in some of our schools munities, students and staff models for hybrid and new recommendation is because worn, such as when eating. In elementary schools, as every school district will will have expanded oppor- opportunities for fully on-site COVID-19 transmission • During activities when CDC recommends all need time to plan and adjust tunities and flexibility for instructional models. dynamics are different in increased exhalation occurs, students remain at least to these new requirements. in-person learning under this “I strongly encourage older students – that is, they such as singing, shouting, 3-feet apart in classrooms St. Helens School District new guidance, as we work school districts and schools are more likely to be exposed band practice, sports, or exer- where mask use is univer- Superintendent Scot Stock- towards fully reopening all to take the time they need to SARS-CoV-2 and spread it cise. These activities should sal — regardless of whether well said the new ODE our schools in the fall.” to collaborate across school than younger children. be moved outdoors or to community transmission is school distancing guidelines ODE Director Colt Gill administrators, teachers and Three studies, published large, well-ventilated spaces low, moderate, substantial, would not have much impact said the shift will take time to staff to convene school plan- in the Morbidity and Mortal- whenever possible. or high. on the district’s return to in- digest, partner with staff, and ning teams to review the new ity Weekly Report (MMWR), • In community settings In middle and high person instruction. integrate in many schools and requirements and recommen- also address spread of SARS- outside of the classroom. Oregon speeds up vaccination timeline Oregon Public Broadcasting out a new timeline for making congregate and independent ZACK DEMARS the agency had determined Oregonians eligible to get in living [email protected] the president’s timeline was line for the vaccine. • Individuals experiencing In a quick about-face from an order, not just an optimis- Starting March 22, vac- homelessness just a week earlier, Oregon tic suggestion. cinations will open slightly: • People currently dis- health officials announced Just a week prior, Allen Counties that attest to placed by wildfires Friday they would be meeting and other state officials were largely completing the vac- • Wildland firefighters President Joe Biden’s May 1 hesitant to embrace the presi- cination of residents 65 and • Pregnant people 16 and deadline to open COVID-19 dent’s timeline, concerned older may begin vaccinating older vaccine eligibility to all about whether or not vaccine the next eligible groups. adults. supply would be available to Vaccinations may also Starting April 19, the state “My team is in touch with meet it. begin for migrant and sea- will open eligibility to: the White House for more “The answer is yes, if the sonal farmworkers in counties specifics about when vac- federal government comes where they are currently • Frontline workers as cine shipments to states will through at the levels of vac- already working. defined by the CDC increase,” said Governor Kate cines we’ve projected based • Multigenerational house- Brown in a press conference. on the national numbers the Starting March 29, the hold members “We have always attempted administration has released,” following groups will be • Adults 16-44 with under- to align our vaccination time- Allen said. “We know it will eligible: lying health conditions Metro Creative Connection / The Chronicle lines with available federal take a couple of weeks to get “Not every Oregonian will have a vaccination appointment waiting for supplies. And so far, it’s been through the surge. But we can them,” Oregon Health Authority Director Patrick Allen said. “It’ll take a • All adults 45-64 with And on May 1, the state really encouraging to see so keep pace.” few weeks for supply to catch up to demand.” underlying health conditions will open vaccine eligibility many Oregonians eager to The quicker pace — the • Migrant and seasonal to anyone 16 and older, ac- get the vaccine when it’s their state had originally been on new timeline will result in egonian will have a vaccina- farm workers cording to OHA. turn.” track to open eligibility to all some “traffic jams” when tion appointment waiting for • Seafood and agricultural The news came informally adults July 1 — means the large classes of people be- them,” the director said. “It’ll workers A complete list of eligibil- earlier in the week, when rest of the state’s vaccination come eligible for the vaccine. take a few weeks for supply • Food processing workers ity guidelines will be avail- Oregon Health Authority timeline is also moving up. “However, I want to be to catch up to demand.” • People living in low- able on the state’s website at Director Patrick Allen told But Allen said Friday the crystal clear. Not every Or- Still, health officials laid income senior housing, senior covidvaccine.oregon.gov. CRFR gets congressional recognition

JEREMY C. RUARK [email protected] Oregon U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley has recognized Co- lumbia River Fire & Rescue (CRFR) during a virtual Columbia County town hall. In opening the town hall Wednesday, March 17, from his Washington D.C. office, Merkley said he wanted to “shine a light” on CRFR and its effort to launch an in-home community COV- ID-19 vaccination program. “They have implemented Courtesy photo from Sen. Jeff Merkley’s office a program that is a really big Members of the Columbia River Fire & Rescue appear during Sen. deal,” Merkley said. “They Merkley’s virtual town hall. One member holds the American flag sent went the extra mile many to CRFR by Merkley for the fire agency’s successful in-home commu- times over in helping the nity COVID-19 vaccination program. community receive vaccina- Public Health, CareOregon, screening, administering tions. This is a highly suc- Oregon Health Sciences the vaccine and sitting with cessful in-home vaccination University (OHSU) Fam- each patient to monitor him program.” ily Medicine at Scappoose or her for the required 15 The CRFR team said the and Columbia River Fire & minutes before moving on honor was unexpected and Rescue. to the next family. Each pa- explained the fire agency’s Columbia County Public tient signed a consent form effective partnership with Health designated candi- and received information on medics and Columbia dates who qualified for the possible side effects of the County Public Health in COVID-19 vaccination but vaccine. the community vaccination who would not physically Organizers said the proj- program. be able to get to a vaccina- ect proved to be a success “The over all objective is tion site. OHSU, which has as well as highlighting ways to strengthen the health and been holding weekend vac- the vaccination process safety of our community,” a cination clinics, transferred could be conducted more Read the news online at CRFR team member stated. the vaccine and vaccinating efficiently to reach more thechronicleonline.com “This is an extraordinary supplies to Columbia River people. effort,” Merkley said. “I am Fire & Rescue. CareOregon If you or someone you cheering you on.” liaised with the agencies know cannot leave their The Chronicle earlier re- and the CRFR Community house to get to a vaccination The Chronicle ported that the pilot in-home Paramedic. site, find out more informa- vaccinations for home- The community health tion about the in-home vac- bound residents began in late paramedic traveled to fami- cination project by contact- February as a collaboration lies in Scappoose, St. Hel- ing Columbia County Public www.thechronicleonline.com • 503-397-0116 • 1805 Columbia Blvd. between Columbia County ens and Rainier, conducting Health at 503-397-7247. Columbia County’s trusted local news source A6 www.thechronicleonline.com Wednesday, March 24, 2021

Crossword Puzzle STATEPOINT CROSSWORD THEME: THE 1960s ACROSS 50. Same as #42 Down 20. ____ Grey and James 1. *Kennedy and Ruby 52. Even, to a poet ____ Jones 6. Credit card acr. 53. Roaster’s spot 22. Noggin or dome 9. Just in case 55. *It’s the loneliest number 24. #24 Across players 13. Yemeni’s neighbor 57. *Sam Walton’s company 25. *____ on Washington 14. Scheduled to arrive 61. *Haircut popularized by 26. Farewell in Paris the Beatles 27. Address to a woman 15. *First full-disk image of 64. Relating to axis 29. Just a little it was taken in 1966 65. PC brain 31. Young socialites, for 16. Alleviated 67. *Sting Ray and Mustang, short 17. Wildfire remains e.g. 32. Call forth 18. One born to Japanese 69. Threshing hand tool 33. *Barbara Eden starred immigrants 70. *”On ____ Majesty’s as one 19. *”Catch-22” author Secret Service” 34. *First American astronaut 21. *Oscar-winning leading 71. Dostoyevsky’s novel, to orbit the Earth lady of “Mary Poppins” with The 36. Table in Spanish 23. Green or black beverage 72. Seaside bird 38. Type of bargain 24. Piercing woodwind 73. Tibetan ox 42. Best not mentioned 25. Mom in U. K. 74. Condemn 45. Ultimate goal 28. ____ and drab 49. Slightly pointed on a 30. Good-for-nothing DOWN Hobbit 35. *TV’s Batman, ____ 1. *Hasbro’s G. I. 51. Pro bono West 2. Same as ayah 54. Scratchy’s nemesis 37. Figure skater’s jump 3. Four six-packs 56. Chopin piece 39. Make happy 4. Genuflected 57. Drift 40. Hitchhiker’s quest 5. Sashayed 58. Rod for a hot rod 41. *”Wilt the ____” of pro 6. Month of Purim 59. One with pants on fire? basketball 7. Abscess contents 60. Street in Anytown, USA 43. Femur, e.g. 8. Repair 61. Darkness or gloom 44. Cut it out 9. Bear’s den 62. Relating to ear 46. Away from port 10. Gaelic tongue 63. Poverty-stricken 47. Largest organ of human 11. Meat and potato dish 66. Cause of Princess’ down- body 12. Not that fall 48. Like anti-cruelty society 15. Take to one’s heart 68. Pig’s home

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Obituaries

Shirley Jeanne Foey Craig Kimberly Talent June 20, 1947 ~ March 15, 2021 April 21, 1952 ~ March 10, 2021 Shirley Jeanne Foey of she stayed until her retirement She was preceded in death Craig Kimberly Tal- Scappoose, Oregon passed in 2000. Before Alan’s passing by her husband Alan Foey ent was born in Portland, away on March 15, 2021 at in 2006, they enjoyed camping and her sister Karen Long. Oregon on April 21, 1952. the age of 73. Shirley was together with their family. She A graveside celebration He was the youngest of three born June 20, 1947 in Oak- also enjoyed traveling, reading of life service will be held sons. land, California to John and and spending time with her, at 1 p.m. on Sat., March 27, Craig is preceded in Lilly (Jiu) Fong. Shirley grew friends, family, children and 2021 at Columbia Memo- death by his mother Hazel; up in Oakland, California and grandkids. rial Gardens in Scappoose, father Charles; as well as his attended Chico State Univer- Shirley is survived by Oregon. In lieu of flowers two older brothers Steven sity where she received her her three children and their kindly make donations in her and Stanley. bachelor’s degree. She mar- spouses, Janine (Ray) Cheng, name to Lan Su Chinese Gar- Craig is survived by ried her husband Alan Foey in Jennie (Travis Peterson) Foey den, 220 NW 2nd Ave Suite his wife Christine; three 1969 and together they moved and Jason (Sarah) Foey; two #1050, Portland, OR 97209 daughters, Hillary, Ember to Scappoose, Oregon in 1970 grandchildren, Layla and Sam; (https://shop.lansugarden.org/ and Trisha; five grandchil- to begin their teaching careers. brother Lawrence (Christine) Donation.aspx?CR=IMOSF). dren, Carissa, Junior, Olivia, Shirley started teaching Fong; mother-in-law Vivian Please sign our online guest- Kimmy and Sophia; two in Rainier in 1970 and then and literature teacher at Scap- Bates; and numerous nieces book at www.columbiafh. great-grandchildren, Kayla shortly became a language arts poose Middle School where and nephews. com. and Samuel; niece Mindy and her three daughters, Rhi- ers to name. Craig had an annon, Kaylee and Saman- amazingly large loving heart tha; sister Linda and nephew - which stopped beating on Merwin “Bud” McMullen Bear; and his chosen sister March 10, 2021. Sept. 21, 1931 ~ March 1, 2021 Kimberly. A celebration of life and Craig was deeply loved memorial garden planting Merwin (Bud) McMullen tried several jobs, including belts, and making artwork by all of his close and ex- will be held in Craig’s honor. was born to Durward and owning a service station. He with his scroll saw. tended family, along with too Please connect with Craig’s Zelda McMullen on Sep- started drilling wells in 1971, In 2007, he moved back many friends and cowork- family for more details. tember 21, 1931, in Everett working for Finis McNight to Deer Island and enjoyed Washington. He was the 3rd and five years later began his making a garden every year of seven children. The fam- own drilling business. and helping to can fruits and ily moved often and by the Eventually he had his two vegetables and making wine. time he was in high school, sons working with him. After He also liked to mow the they lived in Siletz, Oregon, seventeen years of drilling grass, take walks with his where he enjoyed helping his wells, he retired and sold the dog, and read books on his mother in her restaurant. business to his sons. After re- Kindle. After high school, he tirement, he bought a RV and He is survived by his wife joined the Navy and served 4 he and his wife went to Ari- Mariel; daughter Marjorie years as a SeaBee in Alaska zona with his brother, Bill, to Curkendall; sons, Arthur and and Guam. He then returned play golf and be a tourist for Scott; five grandchildren; to Oregon, where he married several winters. Bud also en- five great-grandchildren; Mariel Smith in 1961. He joyed his houseboat, where and sister Ardith Davis of soon returned to carpentry Newport, Oregon. By 1966, he fished and pursued his Arkansas. and helped build the Hatfield he had moved his family to hobbies of leatherworking, There will be a family Marine Science Center in St. Helens, Oregon. There he making purses, billfolds, and service.

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(:15) 2021 NCAA Basketball Tournament Regional Semifinal -- Oral Roberts vs Arkansas. vember of last year, Or- egon’s unemployment rate SATURDAY EVENING MARCH 27, 2021 declined at a slower pace 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 in recent months. During KATU ^ KATU News at 6 (N) (Live) Jeopardy! Wheel of Fortune Shark Tank Innovative self-cleaning bedding. American Idol “407 (Hollywood Duets Challenge)” Hollywood duets challenge. KATU News at 11 (N) ROH Wrestling KOIN &KOIN 6 News at 6 (N) CBS Weekend News To Be Announced 52nd Annual NAACP Image Awards Non-televised award categories. (N) 48 Hours KOIN 6 News at 11 Graham Bensinger the past 10 months the pace DISC _Airplane Repo Repossessing two planes. Airplane Repo “The Blonde Bomber” (:10) Airplane Repo “Close Calls” Mike Kennedy braves extreme turbulence. Airplane Repo “Flying Blind” Airplane Repo “Hired Guns” of recovery in the national KGW (NBC Nightly News Figure Skating ISU World Championships: Ladies’ Free Skate. From Stockholm. (Taped) (:29) Saturday Night Live “Maya Rudolph; Jack Harlow” (N) (:02) Saturday Night Live (N) KGW News at 11 (N) Saturday Night Live unemployment rate has mir- KOPB * Start Up Start Up Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe Frankie Drake Mysteries Midsomer Murders (:43) Midsomer Murders (:31) The Forsyte Saga Between the Covers rored Oregon’s experience. KPTV ,›› “Untraceable” (2008, Suspense) Diane Lane, Billy Burke, Colin Hanks. The Masked Singer (DVS) Game of Talents 10 O’Clock News (N) I Can See Your Voice (DVS) The U.S. unemployment ESPN CUFC 260: Miocic vs. Ngannou 2 - Prelims SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) rate also declined by a tenth DISN IJessie Jessie “Star Wars” Just Roll With It Just Roll With It Big City Greens (:25) Big City Greens Big City Greens (:40) Big City Greens (:05) Big City Greens Big City Greens Bunk’d Bunk’d “Lone Wolf” of a percentage point last KPDX Q Access Hollywood (N) The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory NCIS Ziva surprises Gibbs. (DVS) NCIS: New Orleans (DVS) Paid Program Paid Program Storm of Suspicion “Flooded by Mystery” month, to 6.2% in February, TBS WNCAA Tourn. (:45) 2021 NCAA Basketball Tournament Regional Semifinal -- Syracuse vs Houston. (N) (Live) NCAA Post Game (N) Seinfeld ›› “The Replacements” (2000, Comedy) Keanu Reeves, Gene Hackman. (DVS) from 6.3% in January. SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 28, 2021 Nonfarm payroll em- 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ployment rose 13,900 jobs KATU ^ Good Morning America (N) KATU News This Morning Sunday (N) (Live) Your Voice Sharyl Attkisson 2021 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Regional Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) in February, following a KOIN &In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley (N) CBS News Sunday Morning (N) Face the Nation (N) PBR Bull Riding (Taped) NCAA Tip-Off (N) (Live) 2021 NCAA Basketball Tournament gain of 7,000, as revised, DISC _Seasons on the Fly Backyard Oil The Fish Guyz Backyard Oil Saltwater Fishing Sportsman’s Adv. Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine Building Off the Grid “Carolina Catamaran” in January. Nearly all of KGW News at Sunrise (N) Meet the Press (N) NHL Hockey New York Rangers at Washington Capitals. From Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. (N) (Live) KGW ( the jobs gained in Febru- KOPB * Peg & Cat (EI) Elinor Wonders Why Mister Rogers Let’s Go Luna! Dinosaur Train Arthur (DVS) Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe Nature “Hippos: Africa’s River Giants” NOVA A plan to save the Dead Sea. KPTV ,Good Day Oregon Sunday (N) Soccer International Friendly -- United States at Northern Ireland. (N) (Live) NASCAR RaceDay (N) (Live) ary were in leisure and ESPN CSportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) College GameDay (N) (Live) 2021 NIT Basketball Tournament Final: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) To Be Announced hospitality (+11,100 jobs), DISN IBig City Greens Big City Greens Miraculous: Ladybug Miraculous: Ladybug Big City Greens Big City Greens Big City Greens Amphibia Miraculous: Ladybug Miraculous: Ladybug Sydney to the Max Raven’s Home where some fitness centers KPDX Q Good Day Oregon Sunday (N) FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace (N) Paid Program Whacked Out Sports DragonFlyTV Think Big and restaurants hired back TBS WGeorge Lopez George Lopez George Lopez Everybody Raymond Everybody Raymond Everybody Raymond Seinfeld Seinfeld Wipeout Scarecases, diving-board fling. Wipeout Bowled Over; Chocolate Shop. workers following closures SUNDAY AFTERNOON MARCH 28, 2021 or curtailments due to 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 COVID-19 restrictions or KATU ^ 2021 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Regional Semifinal: Teams TBA. 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Great Performances at the Met Focus on Europe GZERO World To the Contrary Washington Week Firing-Hoover NewsHour Wk warehousing, and utilities KPTV ,NASCAR RaceDay NASCAR Cup Series Food City Dirt Race. The NASCAR Cup Series continues with the Food City Dirt Race at Bristol Motor Speedway. (N) (Live) The Short List Pure Outdoor 5 O’Clock News (N) (+1,200 jobs) and whole- ESPN C2021 NIT Basketball Tournament Third-Place: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) 2021 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Regional Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) sale trade (+800). Only one “How to Build a Better Boy” (2014) China Anne McClain. Sydney to the Max Sydney to the Max Sydney to the Max Raven’s Home Raven’s Home Raven’s Home Raven’s Home Jessie Jessie “101 Lizards” DISN I major industry — profes- KPDX Q Animal Rescue Dog Tales The Immortals Ideal Prostate Paid Program Paid Program ›› “The Prince & Me” (2004) Julia Stiles. 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CH21-1633 CH21-1643 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA PROBATE DEPARTMENT Monday, April 5, 2021 need accommodation, please presentation of the staff report, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN call the Land Development the applicant and other persons In the Matter of the Estate Petersen & Anderson, P.O. Date of final publication: that the Columbia County Services office at (503) 397- in favor of the application will of CAROLYN SUE CURTIS, Box 748, St. Helens, Oregon April 7, 2021. Kathleen T. Planning Commission will 1501. The criteria to be used be allowed to address the com- Deceased. No: 20PB08294 97051; and if not so pre- Curtis, Personal Representa- conduct a public hearing on a in deciding the request will mission, explaining how the NOTICE TO INTERESTED sented, they may be barred. tive. Personal Representative: request from Columbia River be found in some or all of the evidence submitted meets the PERSONS NOTICE is here- All persons whose rights may Kathleen T. Curtis c/o Van- PUD, represented by Brandon following documents and laws, applicable criteria. Following by given that the undersigned be affected by the proceed- Natta, Petersen & Anderson, Staehely, who has submitted as revised from time to time: the applicant’s presentation, has been appointed personal ing may obtain additional P.O. Box 748, St. Helens, OR an application for a Site De- Oregon Revised Statutes ORS any person in opposition to representative of the above information from the records 97051. Attorney for Personal sign Review to do an addition 197.763; Oregon Administra- the application may present estate. All persons having of the Court, the personal Representative: Agnes M. Pe- of covered storage area. This tive Rules; Columbia County evidence and argument against claims against the estate are representative or the attor- tersen, VanNatta, Petersen & property is zoned RIPD (Rural Comprehensive Plan; Colum- the application. The applicant required to present the same neys for the personal rep- Anderson, P.O. Box 748, St. Industrial Planned Develop- bia County Zoning Ordinance. will then have the opportunity within four months from this resentative. Dated and first Helens, OR 97051. Phone: ment), has 7.79 acres and is The specific criteria applicable to rebut any evidence or argu- date at the office of VanNatta, published: March 24, 2021. (503) 397-4091. located at 64001 Columbia to this request is listed and ments presented in opposi- River Hwy., Deer Island, evaluated in the staff report. tion. After the presentation of CH21-1634 Oregon. SAID PUBLIC A copy of the application, all evidence and arguments, the HEARING will be held before documents and evidence relied public hearing record will be the Columbia County Plan- upon by the applicant, and the either left open or closed by NOTICE OF WORKSHOP ning Commission on Monday, staff report are available for in- the Planning Commission. April 5, 2021. During the spection at no cost and will be The Commission will then April 3, 2021 McNulty well as Policies and Proce- to listen in to The Workshop, COVID-19 global pandemic, provided at reasonable cost at make a tentative decision to Water PUD Board will dures. The Workshop will please contact Shannon at the Columbia County Planning least 7 days prior to the Com- be followed by approval of a be holding a workshop to be located at 34240 Millard 503-397-1301 and she will Commission will be hosting mission hearing from Land written order and a statement propose possible revisions Road Warren Oregon and will set up a zoom meeting for the their public hearing via online Development Services, County of findings and conclusions to Rules and Regulations as start at 9am. If you would like public to attend. webinar. Please use the links Courthouse Annex, St. Helens, supporting the decision, which below if you wish to par- OR, 97051. If additional docu- will be mailed to all parties at ticipate in the public meeting. ments or evidence are provided a later date. The Commission CH21-1631 Planning Commission Mon, in support of the application, may, at its discretion, continue Apr 5, 2021 6:00 PM - 9:00 any party shall be entitled to the hearing from time to time NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY PM (PDT) Please join my a continuance of the hearing. at the request of the parties or Notice is hereby given sale via on-line auction @ Unit # F8 Greg Poorman, meeting from your computer, Unless there is a continuance, on its own motion as necessary that Columbia NW Self storageauctions.com. The misc items. Auction dates tablet or smartphone. https:// and if a participant so requests to afford substantial justice and Storage located at 75764 following storage units, unit 04/01/21 - 04/15/21. Bidder global.gotomeeting.com/ before the conclusion of the comply with the law. Addition- Heath Rd. Rainier, OR # C10 Alisha Cameron, misc must comply with stor- join/610285637 You can also evidentiary hearing, the record al information about this appli- 97048. Will sell to satisfy items. Unit # C13 Maynard ageauctions.com rules of sale dial in using your phone. Unit- shall remain open for at least cation may be obtained from lien of the owner, by public & Tamra Houle, misc items. stated on the website. ed States (Toll Free): 1 866 seven days after the hearing. At the Planning Division of the 899 4679 United States: +1 each hearing, the applicant has Land Development Services (571) 317-3116 Access Code: the burden of presenting sub- Department, at (503) 397- 610-285-637 If you have any stantial evidence showing that 1501. March 24, 2021 THE The Public Notice deadline is Fridays by noon. questions or concerns regard- the application meets all of the PLANNING COMMISSION ing access to the meeting or applicable criteria. Following Linda Hooper, Chairman Late submissions are not guaranteed to make it into the paper. 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ARNSPIGER JAMIE 29063 HIRTZEL RD SP#8 RAINIER, OR 97048 97048 2020 61.61 1.92 187.31 52 239.31 2020-120 1876 305 CURRIER KRIS MARLENE 74866 DOAN RD 55 RAINIER, OR 97048 97048 2020 246.13 7.66 253.79 52 305.79 2020-121 1879 305 EISENBLATTER LAWRENCE & LUCYNDA KAY 74866 DOAN RD # 82 RAINIER, OR 97048 97048 2020 218.33 6.79 1008.52 52 1060.52 2020-123 1897 305 GERHARD MICHAEL & JEANETTE 462 MANION ST SULLIVAN, MO 63080-1304 63080 2020 344.25 10.71 806.94 52 858.94 2020-124 1898 305 DAVIS D & DAVIS G 29063 HIRTZEL RD 1 RAINIER, OR 97048 97048 2020 217.85 6.78 840.75 52 892.75 2020-125 1931 305 JOHNSON JUDY 73900 COLUMBIA RIVER HWY 34 RAINIER, OR 97048 97048 2020 130.19 4.05 887.63 52 939.63 2020-126 1937 305 MILLER GLENN E & CURTICE KAYLEEN 74380 FERN HILL RD #12 RAINIER, OR 97048 97048 2020 75.2 2.34 217.22 52 269.22 2020-127 1945 305 SCOTT EARL P O BOX 1574 CLATSKANIE, OR 97016-1574 97016 2020 101.17 3.15 274.07 52 326.07 2020-128 1947 305 CREEKSIDE HOME SERVICE INC PO BOX 232 RAINIER, 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CH21-1622 CH21-1624 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the attached, to Susan L. Taylor, the attorney for the personal In the Matter of the Natta, Petersen & Anderson, publication: February 17, Estate of Melvin Eugene personal representative, at representative, Mark J. Lang, Estate of THOMAS RICH- P.O. Box 748, St. Helens, 2021. Date of final publica- Taylor, Deceased. Case No. 2005 Saint Helens Street, 2005 Saint Helens St, St. ARD KOOP, Deceased. No. Oregon 97051; and if not tion: February 24, 2021. Tarri 21PB01475 NOTICE TO St. Helens, Oregon 97051, Helens, Oregon 97051. Dated 21PB01548 NOTICE TO so presented, they may be Zahler, Personal Representa- INTERESTED PERSONS within four months after the and first published: March INTERESTED PERSONS. barred. All persons whose tive. Personal Representative: NOTICE IS HEREBY date of first publication of 10, 2021. /s/ Mark J. Lang, NOTICE is hereby given rights may be affected by Terri Zahler c/o VanNatta, GIVEN that Susan L. Taylor this notice or the claims may Mark J. Lang, OSB#973116 that the undersigned has the proceeding may obtain Petersen & Anderson, P.O. has been appointed and has be barred. All persons whose Attorney for Personal Rep- been appointed personal additional information from Box 748, St. Helens, OR qualified as the personal rights may be affected by resentative, 2005 St Helens representative of the above the records of the Court, the 97051. Attorney for Personal representative. All persons the proceedings may obtain Street, St. Helens, OR 97051 estate. All persons having personal representative or Representative: Agnes M. having claims against the additional information from (503) 410-5238 Published: claims against the estate are the attorneys for the personal Petersen, VanNatta, Petersen estate are hereby required to the records of the court, the March 10, March 17, and required to present the same representative. Dated and & Anderson P.O. Box 748, present them, with vouchers personal representative or March 24, 2021. within four months from this first published: February St. Helens, OR 97051 Phone: date at the office of Van- 10, 2021. Date of second (503) 397-4091.

CH21-1629 CH21-1636 CH21-1638 City of St. Helens Notice of Budget Meeting Fiscal Scheduled Storage Auction NOTICE OF Year 2021-2022 Budget Committee Meeting Please take notice ORS 2021 at 10:00 am. This sale 87.685 et. seq. K & B Storage, may be withdrawn at any time TRAINING The St. Helens Budget The meeting will be held via 1-253-215-8782. If you 970 Oregon Street, St. Helens, without notice. Certain terms The fair board is having a Committee will meet on Zoom. The link to join the need special accommoda- Or. 97051. Intends to hold a & conditions apply. Call 971 Finance training on cash han- Tuesday, April 13, 2021, Zoom Meeting is: https:// tion, please contact City sale of the property stored in 203-4616. Amelia Campbell dling on March 25th, 2021 at beginning at 6 p.m. The zoom.us/j/95443082536 Hall at (503) 397-6272, at the Units by the occupants Unit #45 5 x 10, Dan Brewer 6:30 pm. It will be located in purpose of the meeting is to Meeting ID: 95443082536 least 48 hours before the at the facility as listed below. Unit #46 5 x 10, Isidro Isais the pavilion at 58892 Saulser receive the 2021/22 budget. Dial by your location: meeting. This auction sale by unit will Unit #62 5 x 10, Clayton Kam- Road, St.Helens, OR 97051. occur at the facility listed mer Unit #110 10 x 10. Cash Virtual call in information is : above on the 10th day of April Only. 1 877 309 2073 Access code: CH21-1628 932-899-749 NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING CH21-1635 A public meeting of the of the meeting is to receive Committee. The meeting for REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: CH21-1639 Budget Committee of the the budget message. This public comment will be on Greater of the Greater St. is a public meeting where 5/17/2021 at 5:00 p.m., held PORT OF COLUMBIA COUNTY NOTICE OF Helens Aquatic, Columba deliberation of the Budget at 1070 Eisenschmidt Lane, County, State of Oregon, Committee will take place. St. Helens, OR. A copy of MOWING SERVICES FAIR BOARD on the budget for the fiscal An additional, separate the budget document may The Port of Columbia Port Office located at 100 E. year July 1, 2021 to June meeting of the Budget Com- be inspected or obtained on County is seeking propos- Street, Columbia City, from WORKSHOP 30, 2022, will be held at mittee will be held to take or after 4/20/2021 at 1070 als for Mowing and Yard 8:00 to 5:00pm; or via e- Fair Board Workshop on 1070 Eisenschmidt Lane, St. public comment. Any person Eisenschmidt Lane, St. Hel- Services at various Port mail at house@portofcolum- April 1st, 2021 at 6:30PM in Helens, OR. The meeting may appear at the meeting ens, OR, between the hours facilities. Interested contrac- biacounty.org. Submissions the pavilion at 58892 Saulser will take place on 4/19/2021 and discuss the proposed of 6:00 – 11:00 a.m. and tors may obtain the RFP must be received by 5:00 on Road St. Helens, OR 97051. at 5:00 p.m. The purpose programs with the Budget 4:00 – 8:00 p.m. documents from the Port’s Tuesday, April 6, 2021. For Virtual call-in number: 1 877 website, www.portofco- questions, please call 503- 309 2073 Access code: 667- Columbia County’s trusted local news source lumbiacounty.org; from the 397-2888. 376-469 Wednesday, March 24, 2021 www.thechronicleonline.com A11 COVID case delays Oregon House floor sessions the individual. Due to HIPAA continue as planned. STAFF REPORT laws, no further information Anyone who shows [email protected] will be disclosed about the symptoms should be tested The Oregon Legislature individual who tested posi- and quarantine for at least 14 learned that an individual tive, the release stated. days. Testing is also being who was present at the After consulting with encouraged for anyone who Oregon Capitol Building has Marion County Public was on the House Floor. been diagnosed with CO- Health, the Oregon Legis- Facilities staff will fumigate VID-19. lature has been advised that the House chamber and Potential exposure may all symptom-free individuals wings today and continue to have occurred on the floor who were on the House Floor diligently, thoroughly and of the Oregon House of should quarantine for 10 days regularly clean the Capitol in Representatives on March 15 following the last exposure, line with the CDC’s guidance and March 16, according to which is through Friday, on environmental cleaning a release from Oregon House March 26. and disinfection. Speaker Tina Kotek’s office. The House will not return The priority for the Human resources for to floor session until Mon- session continues to be to the branch is notifying all day, March 29, at the earliest. keep people safe and do the Courtesy photo individuals who appear to Committee work, which is people’s work, according to The Oregon House floor sessions have been delayed until next week following a COVID-19 case detected at have had close contact with being done remotely, will the release. the state capitol building. Grandparents scam alert how dramatic the story is. • Verify the caller’s identity. Ask questions that a stranger couldn’t pos- sibly answer. Call a phone number for your family member or friend that you know to be genuine. Check the story out with someone else in your family or circle of friends, even if you’ve been told to keep it a secret. • Don’t send cash, gift cards, or money transfers – once the scammer gets the money, it’s gone. • Never open your door for anyone you don’t know. • Call the police imme- Metro Creative Connection / The Chronicle Officials describe the grandparent scams as specifically targeting diately if you have reason older adults convincing them to in hand over cash at their front door, to believe you’ve fallen thinking they’re helping a loved one who is in danger. victim to this scam or any Courtesy photo from Oregon State Parks and Recreation other scam. Visitors come from all around to search for the migrating whales along the Oregon Coast. trouble, calling or sending If you have fallen victim STAFF REPORT messages urging you to [email protected] to a scam like the grandpar- wire money immediately,” ent scam, file a complaint Whale Watch Week cancelled The Oregon Bankers As- DOJ officials state in the online at www.oregon- sociation (OBA) is advising OBA release. “They’ll say consumer.gov or call the banks and the public of the they need cash to help with Oregon Attorney General’s Whales still swimming by an emergency – like paying latest fraud attempt now Consumer Hotline at 1-877- their young head north to with reduced services in circulating in Oregon. a hospital bill or needing 877-9392 and ask that a JEREMY C. RUARK to leave a foreign country. feed in the Gulf of Alaska,” some locations due to limited The Oregon Department complaint form be mailed [email protected] he said. “They tend to travel resources. A map of whale of Justice (DOJ) has reason They pull at your heart- to you. strings so they can trick Spring is a time for many a little closer to shore as they watching sites is available to believe that a group of head north. We have 200-400 online on the official whale scammers are setting their you into sending money About the Oregon Columbia County residents before you realize it’s a and those across the state to whales that more or less stay watching webpage on the sights on Oregon to perpe- Bankers Association off the Oregon Coast year- Oregon State Parks website. trate grandparent scams, scam.” head to the Oregon Coast. The Oregon DOJ offers Part of the attraction is round.” Use caution according to release from Established in 1905, the In winter (December– “We urge visitors to the OBA. the following recommenda- Oregon Bankers Associa- the annual migration of gray tions to avoid becoming a whales that starts in late January), the whales head explore parks close to their Officials describe the tion is Oregon’s only full- south from the Gulf of homes and to respect the grandparent scams as victim of a grandparent or service trade association March and lasts until June. This spring the whale watch- Alaska headed for the Baja communities they visit,” said specifically targeting older family emergency scam. representing FDIC-insured If someone calls or ing experience will look dif- peninsula to mate and take OPRD director Lisa Sump- adults convincing them state and national banks advantage of the calving tion. “Please, wear face to hand over cash at their sends a message claiming ferent due to the COVID-19 and trust companies doing pandemic. grounds. coverings and give plenty front door, thinking they’re to be a grandchild, other business in Oregon. family member or friend Oregon Parks and Rec- “We can expect 20- of space to other visitors. If helping a loved one who is 25,000 to pass by, peaking a park is crowded, con- desperate for money: reation Department (OPRD) in danger. More information is at about 30 an hour,” Havel sider visiting another whale • Resist the urge to act canceled its 2021 spring “Scammers pose as available at www.oregon- said. Headed south, they tend watching site or returning panicked grandchildren in immediately – no matter Whale Watch Week program, bankers.com. traditionally held during to be 3-5 miles offshore.” later.” spring break. Volunteers Before visiting a state won’t be stationed at whale What to look for park, check the Oregon State watching sites. Parks status map that shows The Whale Watch Center Havel said the first thing open and closed parks, as Child sex abuse arrest most people see is the cloud- well as parks with reduced in Depoe Bay is closed. However, visitors may enjoy like puff from a whale’s services. The Whale Watch- Multi-state investigation nets local man this spring tradition on their blow-hole as they surface ing Center in Depoe Bay is own, while following state- and take a deep breath. closed. on 15 counts of Encouraging bia Boulevard where mul- wide COVID-19 guidelines “It kind of looks like STAFF REPORT Child Sexual Abuse in the tiple items of evidence were for safe travel and physical an old steam-engine train, More information about [email protected] First Degree, 20 counts of seized. After an electronic distancing, according to the except it just happens once OPRD’s response to CO- or twice,” he said. VID-19 is on the official FAQ A St. Helens man faces Encouraging Child Sexual analysis by the Oregon De- OPRD. Abuse in the Second Degree, partment of Justice, thou- Most viewing sites man- page on the Oregon State multiple criminal child sex aged by OPRD are open, Parks website. abuse charges following a and one count of Solicitation sands of images and videos Passing by two-state law enforcement for the Sexual Assault of an of child pornography were investigation. Animal. His bail is set at $1 located. Some 25,000 Gray St. Helens officers took million. The investigation is ongo- whales will pass by Oregon’s Kevin Collins, 28, of St. Collins’ arrest concludes ing, and additional charges shores from late March to Helens, into custody Thurs- an investigation that began may be forthcoming. June on their way to cool day, March 11, on charges with the Indiana State Police The St. Helens Police Alaskan waters. Many will be accompanied by their Think of child sex abuse stemming and the National Center for Department is working col- from a multi-state investiga- Missing and Exploited Chil- laboratively with the Indiana calves, born during the win- tion involving the St. Helens dren. After it was determined State Police and the Oregon ter in the warm lagoons off Police Department, Indiana that the suspect resided in Department of Justice. the coast of Baja, Mexico. Spring State Police, and the National the St. Helens area, the St. According to the OPRD’s Center for Missing and Ex- Helens Police Department If you have any informa- Chris Havel, the gray whales ploited Children, according was contacted. tion related to this case, you migrate along the Oregon 215 S 1st Street • Saint Helens, Oregon 97051 Officers executed a search are asked to contact the St. Coast twice a year. to St. Helens Police. 503-410-5280 • www.2csvendormall.com f Investigators lodged Col- warrant at Collins’ residence Helens Police Department at “In spring (March-May, lins at Columbia County Jail in the 2300 block of Colum- 503-397-1521. even into June), adults and A Neighborhood Store with a Bit of Everything

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Are you a veteran? You may be entitled to benefits for serving your country. Contact your Veteran Service Officer • 503-366-6580 Call CAT at (503)397-3511 to find out if you qualify. Rental and energy assistance applications are available at 125 N. 17th St., St. Helens, OR. Also available on our website at www.CAT-TEAM.org Columbia County’s trusted local news source A12 www.thechronicleonline.com Wednesday, March 24, 2021 Sports & Outdoors Dance: Building legacy of success at Scappoose Vision Dancers, Inc., a non- and Calysta Didier - both of Each year her program DANIELLE SCHNEIDER profit program to provide whom have been part of the has grown, tripling in size Chronicle Guest Article recreational arts for youth in Vision Dancers. Cassidy, her from when it first began. In For 23 years, Pam Didier- Columbia County. youngest daughter, is a senior 2020, more than 100 kids Delwisch has coached high on the 2021 team. were participating in dance school dance and taught On coaching her daugh- from kindergarten through language arts to high school ters, she said: “I feel blessed high school. Nearly every as- and middle school students in to share these experiences sistant, youth coach, summer Scappoose. These are things that with my girls; it goes way camp instructor or choreogra- When she arrived in Scap- make my heart swell with too fast.” pher over the years has been While she has built a leg- an alumna/alumnus of the poose, she never intended to pride - just knowing that I coach dance. However, after acy of success in Scappoose, Scappoose dance program. played a small part in their what she is most proud of is “It’s humbling to witness reviewing her resume, the journey. her dancers past and present. the legacy that continues to high school administrator ~ Pam Didier-Delwisch, The goal was to encour- build year after year,” she asked her to help their young, age boys and girls from said. struggling dance team. From Scappoose High Dance Coach kindergarten through high Didier-Delwisch was hon- there the rest fell into place. school to explore the arts ored as a DDCA 4A Dance Didier-Delwisch got through dance. In 2012, she Coach of the Year in 2009. In to work building a dance opened a dance studio in 2019, she was nominated for program that has earned 13 “I love seeing them go on Scappoose with her close the National Dance Coaches top-five finishes at the OSAA to use their skills in dance to friends. Association (NDCA) High dance and drill champion- further their careers or life This provided an ad- School Coach of the Year. ships. In 2011, Scappoose experiences,” she said. ditional opportunity to She has also been recognized was the only 4A school to “I have had dancers coordinate more organized by the NDCA and the DDCA earn a trophy during the graduate from prestigious youth teams and give kids an with years of service pins for Courtesy photo from the OSAA Dance Drill Coaches As- colleges such as Cornish; Scappoose coach Pam Didier-Delwisch, with her daughter, Cassidy alternative activity to com- coaching more than 20 years. sociation of Oregon (DDCA) join professional dance Didier, following a dance team competition. pete and grow their talents. Category Championships. companies, theater compa- Dance has become a blessing Danielle Schneider is The next year they won the nies, college dance teams, or and won the talent/fitness played a small part in their to this small community that a contributor to the OSAA Hip Hop division. Blazer Dancers. One of my scholarship. journey.” lacked many recreational sports website. She may be In 2008, Didier-Delwisch former dancers competed in “These are things that Didier-Delwisch has options and provided another reached at daniellelschnei- and her dance colleagues the Miss America pageant, make my heart swell with shared her love of dance with chance to develop interest in [email protected]. The OSAA launched the Scappoose using dance as her talent pride - just knowing that I her two daughters - Cassidy the performing arts. may be reached at osaa.org. Cross country, soccer, volleyball teams compete Hillsboro girls’ soccer Milwaukie boys’ soccer JAKE MCNEAL blanks St. Helens strikes St. Helens Chronicle Guest Article The St. Helens High Class 5A all-state senior All-Northwest Oregon School Lions cross country midfielder Taliya Miyama Conference senior defender team is preparing for a North- and the hometown Spartans Alex Valyavskiy and the west Oregon Conference meet came away with a clean Mustangs came right back with Hillsboro and Wilson- Northwest Oregon Confer- from a season-opening ville scheduled for Wednes- ence sheet against the Lions shutout road loss with an day, March 31, at Trojan Park Thursday, March 18. inverse home outing against in Rainier. Hillsboro pitched a 4-0 the Lions Tuesday, March During competition with shutout and bounced back 9. Scappoose March 17 at the from a two-game skid. Milwaukie rang up Trojan Relays, Ellyzabeth St. Helens (1-3 overall, a 9-1 win in its highest- Clark crossed the finish line 1-3 Northwest Oregon) scoring affair since its 12-0 third in the girls’ 5,000-meter came away scoreless for clean sheet Oct. 25, 2018 run. The sophomore reached the third time in the young at home, also against St. the end in 25 minutes, 43.89 season as the Spartans (2-2, Helens. 2-2) have not allowed the The Mustangs (1-1, 1-1 seconds, though Scappoose Metro Creative Connection / The Chronicle prevailed 22-37. The St. Helens cross country team heads to competition March 31 at Rainier’s Trojan Park. Lions a goal in their last two Northwest Oregon) beat the Indians juniors Maizri meetings. Lions (0-1, 0-1) for the fifth Girls’ team scores 14. Jayden McClendon, loss in a row, scheduled for Chandler (24:50.04) and St. Helens was scheduled time in a row since St. Hel- St. Helens, 25:18.36 7 p.m. Tuesday, the results Alivia LaVoie (25:43.26) to host returning Class 5A ens’ 3-1 decision in 2015. Scappoose 22 16. Tyler Trabucco, St. of which were unavailable finished first and second, Player of the Year Lindsey The Lions, 0-43 since St. Helens 37 Helens, 28:24.23 at press time. respectively. Antonson and state cham- their scoreless home tie Girls’ 5,000-meter run The Lions have bested Hillary Barley (fourth, pionship runner-up Wilson- with Putnam Oct. 20, 2016, 1. Maizri Chandler, Wilsonville volleyball the Indians in all four 26:15.47), Emmaleigh ville (5-0, 5-0), who have are not currently sched- Scappoose, 24:50.04 sweeps St. Helens, stays Northwest Oregon match- Carver (seventh, 29:09.85), taken the last two head-to- uled for another match this 2. Alivia LaVoie, Scap- perfect ups and have not given up Alydia Smith (11th, 34:27.8) head since falling 6-0 in season. poose, 25:43.26 more than a set each time and Drew Erickson (12th, 2017, at 7 p.m. Tuesday, 3. Ellyzabeth Clark, St. The traveling Lions since the Tribe joined from 37:32.32) bolstered the St. the results of which were Follow St. Helens High Helens, 25:43.89 became the Class 5A cham- Class 4A in 2018. Helens performance. unavailable at press time. School sports at osaa.org. 4. Hillary Barley, St. pionship runner-up Wild- On the boys’ side, Carson Helens, 26:15.47 cats’ latest shutout victim Plahn, a sophomore, led 7. Emmaleigh Carver, Wednesday, March 17. the Lions (10th, 23:19.73) St. Helens, 29:09.85 Wilsonville and 6-foot, as Scappoose junior Luke 11. Alydia Smith, St. 1-inch all-state senior op- Suchoski (17:19.35) took first. Helens, 34:27.8 posite hitter Clarissa Klein Tyler Maudlin (12th, 12. Drew Erickson, St. continued their unbeaten 24:01.19), Christian De Jesus Helens, 37:32.32 set streak with a 3-0 (25- (13th, in a personal-best 16, 25-16, 25-14) North- 25:08.95), Jayden McClendon Boys’ team scores west Oregon Conference (14th, 25:18.36) and Tyler win. Trabucco (16th, 28:24.23) Scappoose 17 The Wildcats (6-0 completed the Lions’ effort. Parkrose 45 overall, 6-0 Northwest Or- The Tribe (17 points) St. Helens 65 egon) are also unblemished ended up on top over Parkrose Boys’ 5,000-meter run against St. Helens (2-4, (45) and St. Helens (65). 1. Luke Suchoski, Scap- 2-4) with clean sweeps in poose, 17:19.35 their last seven head-to- Scappoose, Parkrose 10. Carson Plahn, St. head since the Lions beat at St. Helens Helens, 23:19.73 them twice in 2016. 12. Tyler Maudlin, St. Next for St. Helens was Wednesday, March 17, Helens, 24:01.19 a chance to send visiting at Trojan Recreation Park in 13. Christian De Jesus, Seven-Mile War rival Scap- Rainier St. Helens, 25:08.95 poose (1-5, 1-5) to its sixth

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