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Gale Warning Friday for the Columbia River Bar

Plus, a First Thursday art reception tonight and Kelso's straight-set volleyball win.

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Marine alert

A Gale Warning and Small Craft Advisory cover the Columbia River Bar. The warning runs from 7 a.m. until 4 p.m. Friday. Longview Daily News

The Gale Warning runs from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday

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Art tonight

If you want art and music tonight, the 's First Thursday reception celebrates two featured artists, with woodwork and black-and-white photography. It runs 5:30 to 7 p.m. at The Broadway Gallery, with live entertainment and refreshments. Longview Daily NewsKelso-Longview Chamber of Commerce

Volleyball

Kelso beat Evergreen on the road in straight sets Monday, 25-11, 25-9 and 25-1. Woodland and Wahkiakum also picked up wins. Longview Daily News

Tribal seats

The Cowlitz Indian Tribe seeks enrolled members to fill three open Election Board seats. The notice details eligibility, duties, time commitment and a meeting stipend. Longview Daily News

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If you want to garden but are struggling with a starter plot, the local WSU Extension Office's may be able to help. They're giving away raised beds. Longview Daily News

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A little jazz with your Friday dinner sounds pretty good. The Clatskanie High School Jazz Combo is playing at the Clatskanie Food Hub on Fri., Nov. 6, for an evening of live music and good food. It's free, and it runs from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Bring your appetite and your tapping toes.

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  1. Fri., Nov. 13Port of Longview lays out a potash terminal plan for Berth 4
  2. Thurs., Nov. 12Port of Longview lands tentative fertilizer terminal deal
  3. Wed., Nov. 11Longview is auctioning off the Hope Village pallet homes; bids close Nov. 25
  4. Tues., Nov. 10Gale warning starts Tuesday, and Longview auctions 50 tiny homes
  5. Mon., Nov. 9Gale warning for the Columbia River Bar; Woodland and Kelso football advance
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Gale Warning Friday for the Columbia River Bar

Plus, a First Thursday art reception tonight and Kelso's straight-set volleyball win.

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  1. Gale Warning for the Columbia River Bar, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday
  2. Broadway Gallery's First Thursday reception is tonight
  3. Kelso volleyball beat Evergreen 25-11, 25-9, 25-1
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