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Clatsop County Matters
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Welcome to Clatsop County Matters

While this was a forum to respectfully discuss those matters which concern the citizens who live, work and play in this small corner of the Pacific Northwest, the time has come to use a new board for our forum. We are moving our main discussion forum over to Clatsop County Matters'Dried Salmon Forum at Proboards. Please join us there. Sharing news and views of Clatsop County's agencies, governing bodies, businesses, schools, plans, projects and future.
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Subject: BLOGGER PARTAY
Author: CB [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 01/26/07 9:37pm Do you have a blog and live in or around Clatsop County? How would you like to get together with other local bloggers? Pass it on. Blogger party, February 4th. Discuss it at Walluski Babble, okay?

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River Theater
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Date Posted: 11/19/06 12:17am

December 1-3, December 7-10, December 14-17

"Nuncrackers"
By Dan Goggin
Directed By Jayne Osborn

Looking for the perfect way to welcome in the Holiday Spirit with laughter? River Theater lets you open your presents early with Nuncrackers: The Nunsense Christmas Musical by Dave Goggin, opening on December 1st.
Directed by Jayne Osborn, Nuncrackers is a hilarious musical comedy featuring the zany Sisters of Hoboken Convent hosting their own Public Access TV holiday show. Sister Mary Regina, four of her nuns, and one 'Brother' host the school children in an uproarious, irreverent evening of song and comedy.

Featuring a live band, Nuncrackers: The Nunsense Christmas Musical is the first TV Special taped by the sisters in their convent basement studio. It stars the nuns of Little Sisters plus Father Virgil and some of Mt. Saint Helen's most talented students. All new songs including: Twelve Days Prior to Christmas, Santa Ain't Comin' To Our House, We Three Kings of Orient Are Us, and It's Better to Give Than To Receive. This show is filled with 'Nunsense' humor, some favorite carols, and a Secret Santa that shares goodies (such as the 'Scratch & Sniff Nativity Ornament') with the audience. The nuns share tips on the trials and tribulations of Christmas shopping, host a cooking segment on How to Make a Fruitcake that will be cherished for years to come, and perform a version of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Ballet unlike any you've ever experienced.

Nuncrackers is directed by Jayne Osborn; and stars Janie Sexton, Skye McKey, Sheila Shaffer, Ann Erickson, Annabel Knight, Sandra Campos, Jasmine Golden-Sea, Shelby Dursse, and Nathon Scott. The Music Director is Ann Bronson; who, along with Set Designer Sen Incavo, Lighting Designer Ian Anderson Priddy, and Stage Manager Aubree Friedrich, sets the perfect tone for an enjoyable family outing before the rush of the holidays.

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Subject: Scrooged in Astoria

Author:
Astor Street Opry Co
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Date Posted: 11/18/06 9:06pm

http://www.shanghaiedinastoria.com/

Holiday Music Magic presents SCROOGED In Astoria

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Subject: not an event but ...
Author: melissa [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 11/15/06 12:46pm the new forum looks pretty nice. i havent tried posting yet. i think you need a post heere explaining how to bring a post from the archives over to the new forum.

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