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April Bamburg is a freelance writer in St. Helens. For the past four years, she has written about events, issues and life in Columbia County for local newspapers. Contact April at abamburg@oregonducks.org.

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Rainier woman injured in rollover crash

Friday, November 20th, 2009

RAINIER — A Rainier woman is reportedly in critical condition following a single vehicle rollover crash on Nov. 20 east of Rainier. A medical...
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Serious injury crash closes Hwy. 30 near Lindberg Road

Friday, November 20th, 2009

RAINIER — A crash on Highway 30 near milepost 44 has closed the westbound lanes of the highway east of...
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State announces furlough and holiday closures

Friday, November 20th, 2009

ST. HELENS —The St. Helens offices of the Department of Human Services and the Scappoose DEQ vehicle...
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Three arrested on various charges after Apiary Road rollover crash

Wednesday, November 18th, 2009

RANIER — Three transients were arrested after a rollover crash on Apiary Road on Nov. 15, 2009, on drug-and-driving-related charges. The crash...
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Columbia County Safe Kids offers car seat checks this week

CLATSKANIE — Do you have a child in your household? Is their safety seat actually safe? Find out on Nov 12 at...
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Donut Day preparations begin in St. Helens

ST. HELENS — The St. Helens Police Department is preparing for the seventh annual Donut Day event, a...
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Scappoose teen cited after rear-ending St. Helens Police vehicle

ST. HELENS — A Scappoose teen was cited for Careless Driving after crashing into the back of a St. Helens Police vehicle on Nov. 3. The...
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St. Helens Police Department hires new officer

ST. HELENS — As of Nov. 2, the St. Helens Police Department is back to full strength, 19 officers, with the recently announced hire of Officer...
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Vernonia voters make statement with vote on school bond

VERNONIA — Early results indicate that Vernonia voters have approved a $13 million school bond for...
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Portland man cited in injury crash that shut down Highway 30 early Tuesday

SCAPPOOSE — A Portland man was cited for failure to obey a traffic control device, a stop sign, after a two-vehicle crash that down Highway 30...
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