Preliminary election results show that Tillamook County voters approved the renewal of a five year, county-wide library operating local option tax by about 52 percent as of 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 15.
By Erin Skaar Executive Director, Community Action Resource Enterprises
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Charity Drive at Tillamook High School broke records again this year with a 10 day total of $187,824.12 raised for local charities and Doernbecher Pediatric Hospital in Portland. Charity Drive Queen Marissa Zerngast talks about what it was like to win, and why she and her classmates work so hard to raise money. Zerngast and the class of 2013 have won for the third year in a row.
The Headlight Herald takes a look at what it's like to be a florist on their busiest day of the year - Valentine's Day.
This is a brief tour of my latest art creations. Most of the pieces are kinetic and can be seen on my web page, www.KenKinetic.com
The Tillamook School of Dance performs before the Christmas tree lighting ceremony in downtown Tillamook.
About a dozen protesters stood on the four corners of First and Main in Tillamook Dec. 2 to protest national politics, corporate greed and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Eighth Annual Festival of Trees is on display now at the Tillamook County Pioneer Museum.
Things are a little better this morning with most of the stratus (low clouds) already backed off the coast until you get up into Clatsop County. There are a lot of thin high clouds moving across the area that will filter the sun somewhat today but otherwise, mostly sunny. The clouds move in again tonight ahead of a weak upper level low pressure trough that also gives us a chance of some light rain or drizzle into Thursday morning. With the cooler, onshore flow continuing, the low marine clouds will persist Friday but the weekend is looking relatively good with a weak high pressure building over the area. That means back to mostly cloudy nights and mornings and partly sunny afternoons with high temperatures in the upper 60s and lows in the mid 40s. The long range models still show a weak front affecting the area on Monday signaling a return to cooler, wet weather for the start of next week.
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