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Your ad will be in front of consumers who are affluent, educated and have the means to buy your services or products. Our readers are business owners and managers, developers, investors and other community members. (From our 2007 Reader Survey)

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10,000 copies are printed and distributed to approximately 350 locations in four counties. Distribution sites are places business people, contractors, tourists and active citizens gather. Our four county distribution area is Clatsop, Pacific, Tillamook and Wahkiakum counties.

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Professional reporting and writing, regional news, expert advice, useful business information and business leads makes Coast River Business Journal a MUST READ for business decision makers and community leaders each month.

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You ad will be seen! Our monthly publishing schedule provides readers with ample time to read CRBJ at their leisure. According to our 2007 Reader Survey 81% read CRBJ from “cover to cover” each month. Many readers also save issues for reference and read them again.

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OneCalifornia Bank purchases ShoreBank Pacific
Monday, August 23, 2010 10:19 AM (pst) OneCalifornia Bank purchases ShoreBank Pacific Shortly after the FDIC issued a press release stating ShoreBank had been shut down, Oakland, Calif.-based OneCalifornia Bank announced it was in the process of acquiring ShoreBank Corporation’s Pacific Northwest subsidiary, ShoreBank Pacific, headquartered in Ilwaco, Wash.

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Port of Astoria’s failure to comply with its lease could undermine confidence of the business and the public
Thursday, February 04, 2010 1:51 PM (pst) Port of Astoria’s failure to comply with its lease could undermine confidence of the business and the public Findings and Recommendations released yesterday by the US District Court for the District of Oregon ruled in favor of Oregon LNG in its lawsuit against the Port of Astoria and its commissioners.

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Tuesday, December 01, 2009 1:10 PM (pst) I really liked your answer to the Daily Astorian..Why bring up stuff that is long time over and done with. Love your Journal and read every bit of it! You are cutting into their advertising money, so I'm sure you know you will not be getting any flowers from Steve.

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