Rebecca Norden-Bright

Astoria

Reporter at The Astorian

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Articles

Javadi, Davis locked in tight contest for state House

Nov 5, 2024 | yahoo.com | Rebecca Norden-Bright

Rebecca Norden-Bright, The Daily Astorian, Ore. November 5, 2024 at 10:59 PM·2 min readState Rep. Cyrus Javadi was on a path to reelection Tuesday night, maintaining a narrow lead over Astoria City Councilor Andy Davis in state House 32. Javadi, a Republican, held a 52% to 48% advantage in the North Coast district that covers Clatsop and Tillamook counties and Clatskanie in Columbia County.
Port of Astoria to remove East Mooring Basin causeway

Nov 5, 2024 | yahoo.com | Rebecca Norden-Bright

The Port of Astoria will tear down the East Mooring Basin causeway, a rapidly deteriorating piece of infrastructure that has long been a headache for the Port. On Tuesday, the Port Commission voted to authorize a contract with Bergerson Construction for the removal of the entire causeway, about 300 feet of which has already collapsed into the Columbia River. East Mooring BasinThe East Mooring Basin causeway will be removed.
Javadi, Davis locked in tight contest for state House

Nov 5, 2024 | dailyastorian.com | Rebecca Norden-Bright

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Port of Astoria to remove East Mooring Basin causeway

Nov 5, 2024 | dailyastorian.com | Rebecca Norden-Bright

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Astoria aims for grant for Heritage Square cleanup

Nov 5, 2024 | dailyastorian.com | Rebecca Norden-Bright

Astoria is moving closer to turning a hazardous lot downtown into a usable public space. On Monday night, the City Council voted to authorize a grant application for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s brownfield cleanup program, a request for about $2 million to cap the city block known as Heritage Square and fill the pit left by the former Safeway building.
Astoria to pursue aquatic center expansion

Nov 5, 2024 | seasidesignal.com | Rebecca Norden-Bright

Visitors to the Astoria Aquatic Center could see an increase in facilities and programming, as the city’s Parks and Recreation Department aims to expand the complex on Marine Drive. Jonah Dart-Mclean, the city’s parks and recreation director, and Tyler Lyngstad, recreation manager, presented the expansion plan at a City Council work session on Oct. 28. kAm%96 6IA2?D:@? H2D :?4=F565 2D 2 E2C86E :?
New photographer joins The Astorian

Oct 31, 2024 | yahoo.com | Rebecca Norden-Bright

Lukas Prinos, The Astorian’s new photographer, is happiest when he’s outside. Prinos’s favorite shots to take are those of outdoor scenery and recreation — and the North Coast’s abundance of nature was a huge draw for him to move to Astoria from Montana in August. Prinos grew up in the Seattle area and began taking photos when he was in high school.
City to pursue Astoria Aquatic Center expansion

Oct 31, 2024 | yahoo.com | Rebecca Norden-Bright

Visitors to the Astoria Aquatic Center could see an increase in facilities and programming, as the city’s Parks and Recreation Department aims to expand the complex on Marine Drive. Jonah Dart-Mclean, the city’s parks and recreation director, and Tyler Lyngstad, recreation manager, presented the expansion plan at a City Council work session on Monday night. Astoria Aquatic CenterThe Astoria Aquatic Center off Marine Drive.
New photographer joins The Astorian

Oct 31, 2024 | dailyastorian.com | Rebecca Norden-Bright

Lukas Prinos, The Astorian’s new photographer, is happiest when he’s outside. Prinos’s favorite shots to take are those of outdoor scenery and recreation — and the North Coast’s abundance of nature was a huge draw for him to move to Astoria from Montana in August. Prinos grew up in the Seattle area and began taking photos when he was in high school.
City to pursue Astoria Aquatic Center expansion

Oct 29, 2024 | dailyastorian.com | Rebecca Norden-Bright

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