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November 14, 1942 - March 13, 2024

Situated on the Oregon side of the Columbia River's mouth, Fort Stevens State Park offers sprawling natural areas and a lesson in military history.

World War II came to the mouth of the Columbia River 75 years ago this week when a Japanese submarine fired on Oregon’s Fort Stevens.

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  Called “Get it Done,” the software, using Salesforce as a platform, streamlines requests for services from city residents and has become useful for in-house communications as well.   A three-year marketing agreement between Deloitte and the city allows the city to sell it to other agencies and, depending on those sales, it could generate close to $1 million for the city. “Since the launch of Get It Done, we’ve received interest from other cities to deploy similar programs,” said A...

In 'Vikings' Ragnar Lothbrok's sons learn of his death. We have all the details about how they come to know about it.

‘No Good Deed Goes Unpunished’ In a piece in the Los Angeles Times titled,  ‘What can you do about the Trumpites next door?’ Virginia Heffernan relayed the mixed emotions she felt after her neighbors  “did a great job” plowing the driveway of her upstate New York  “pandemic getaway” second home without even being asked. The free snow removal apparently triggered a crisis in propriety because the kind-hearted volunteer plower belongs to a family of Trump supporters. Appar...