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In the footsteps of history
Published November 10th, 2005 - 3:00AM
WARRENTON, Ore. – As I hiked the Fort to Sea Trail recently with my MP3 player dealing a mix of Jack Johnson and Queens of the Stone Age, my thoughts turned to Lewis and Clark.
Teamwork secures place to honor Northwest history
Published November 10th, 2005 - 3:00AM
The long-term vision of the new Lewis and Clark National and State Historical Parks has not gotten lost in hoopla for next week’s bicentennial events.
He brings new life to old story
Published November 9th, 2005 - 3:00AM
David Nicandri’s second-floor office in the Washington State History Museum is a corner space with plenty of seating and Pendleton accents.
Celebration at trail’s end
Published November 8th, 2005 - 3:00AM
When all the hoopla about the 200th anniversary of Lewis and Clark’s expedition began 10 years ago, there was talk of a national pilgrimage of tourists who would follow the explorers’ footsteps, wallets open and spreading dollars from St. Louis to the Pacific Ocean.
Paddling through history
Published November 7th, 2005 - 3:00AM
The two dugout canoes belonging to the Discovery Expedition of St. Charles, Mo., had collected 4 inches of water overnight Friday.
Astounding changes in Astoria
Published November 6th, 2005 - 3:00AM
If only the Astoria of 2005 had existed in 1805. The historic poll at Station Camp might have decided whether the Corps of Discovery wintered at the Holiday Inn or Comfort Suites. Meriwether Lewis could have cheered himself up at a local martini bar. Capt. William Clark could have picked up a spiffy new dog collar for Seaman at a downtown boutique.
ASTOUNDING CHANGES IN ASTORIA
Published November 6th, 2005 - 3:00AM
If only the Astoria of 2005 had existed in 1805. The historic poll at Station Camp might have decided whether the Corps of Discovery wintered at the Holiday Inn or Comfort Suites. Meriwether Lewis could have cheered himself up at a local martini bar. Capt. William Clark could have picked up a spiffy new dog collar for Seaman at a downtown boutique.




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