By Surfside Washington News | October 16, 2026 OCEAN PARK, WA — Seabreeze Lake in the Surfside Homeowners Association continues to face water-quality concerns following laboratory testing that confirmed elevated levels of microcystins, potentially dangerous toxins produced by certain types … Continue reading Toxic Algae in Seabreeze Lake Raises Health Concerns as Surfside HOA Faces Treatment Delays
October 16, 2026 | Homeowners Association Governance Homeowners associations (HOAs) play an important role in maintaining community standards, protecting shared property, and resolving neighborhood disputes. However, when enforcement policies rely heavily on escalating fines, homeowners can face substantial financial penalties … Continue reading From Punishment to Unfair Legal Practices: Why HOAs Need Fairer Fines and Appeals
SURFSIDE WASHINGTON NEWS | TECHNOLOGY & AUTOMOTIVE | OCTOBER 15, 2026 Tesla’s next-generation Roadster has been one of the most anticipated electric sports cars in automotive history. First unveiled in November 2017, the sleek, four-seat performance car promised extraordinary acceleration, … Continue reading Tesla Roadster: The Electric Supercar That Promises to Redefine Performance
Surfside HOA’s board discussed a second contracted sheriff’s deputy at its September 19, 2026 meeting, citing the assigned deputy’s injury-related absence and possible retirement within about two years. No additional spending or second contract was approved. Currently, the Surfside HOA … Continue reading Surfside HOA Weighs Second Deputy and Costs
October 9, 2026 A broad ocean pulse associated with El Niño is moving north along the West Coast, temporarily raising sea levels and changing ocean temperatures. California, Oregon, and Washington could experience greater coastal flooding and erosion when elevated water … Continue reading Kelvin Waves Move Up the West Coast, Raising Concerns for California, Oregon, and Washington
Pacific County, Washington, lies along the Cascadia Subduction Zone—a fault line capable of producing devastating earthquakes and tsunamis. Being prepared can make a critical difference in survival and recovery during such disasters. Understanding the Risk The Cascadia Subduction Zone runs … Continue reading Tsunami and Earthquake Preparedness in Pacific County, Washington
A powerful earthquake struck southern Panama on Friday, October 9, prompting evacuations and reports of building damage. News agencies reported the main earthquake at magnitude 7.7, followed by a magnitude 6.6 quake and numerous smaller aftershocks. Shaking and damage in … Continue reading Powerful Earthquake Strikes Panama, Followed by Strong Aftershocks
A phone disappears, a laptop stops working, or a folder suddenly contains unreadable files. The first question is usually whether the files were backed up. The more useful question is whether someone has successfully recovered them. For households and small … Continue reading Your Photos Are in the Cloud. Could You Get Them Back?
A coastal outing this Sunday could bring a dangerous surprise. A National Weather Service Portland graphic issued October 9 identifies an enhanced sneaker wave threat for Sunday, October 11, 2026.The alert warns that waves may surge significantly farther up beaches … Continue reading Enhanced Sneaker Wave Threat Sunday: Beachgoers Urged to Stay Alert
October 6, 2026 | Surfside Washington News Razor clam diggers on the Long Beach Peninsula will have to wait before heading out with their shovels and clam guns. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced October 6 that the … Continue reading Razor Clam Season Put on Hold as Marine Toxins Rise Along Washington Coast
