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Astoria City Manager Paul Benoit and Columbia River Maritime Museum staff discuss their upcoming trade and sale of the armory building in Astoria on this week’s KMUN After Deadline.

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South County reporter and Seaside Signal editor Nancy McCarthy will discuss the $128.8 million bond measure to build a new Seaside school campus with campaigners Mary Blake and Tom Horning and architect Keith Johnson.

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Steve Rogers, Pacific County Commissioner and a leader with the Pacific County Historical Society, speaks about county and history issues with Matt Winters, editor of the Chinook Observer and Columbia River Business Journal.

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Blaine Harden talks about his book “Escape from Camp 14” and the updated version of “A River Lost: The Life and Death of the Columbia.” Daily Astorian Editor Steve Forrester is the host.

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Reporter Chelsea Gorrow talks to Astoria City Manager Paul Benoit and Mayor Willis Van Dusen about the City Council’s trip to sister city Walldorf, Germany and how they feel Astorians will benefit from the visit.

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Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Milo Haskell and Stephen Burk about the campaign to save the historic Masonic Lodge at 16th and Franklin in Astoria, home of Seaport Lodge No 7.

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Tom and Gini Dideum, two of the founders of Seaside’s Beach Drive Buccaneers will talk about the award the group is receiving from SOLVE and their ongoing efforts to keep the beach clean. Seaside Signal Reporter Aaron Fiedler interviews the Dideums.

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Nadia Gardner and Jennifer Sims talk about the Columbia River Land Trust and its activities in our region. Daily Astorian Editor Steve Forrester is the host.

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Todd Slack, the new owner of the Hughes-Ransom Mortuary, will talk about the decision he made to buy the 100-year-old mortuary out of receivership in late June and his plans for the future. Seaside Signal Reporter Aaron Fiedler interviews Slack.

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Constance Waisanen and Charlene Larsen describe the coalition to maintain the Clatsop College Performing Arts Center.  Editor Steve Forrester is the host.