The allure of classic cars lies in their timeless design, nostalgic charm, and the artistry of an era gone by. These vintage vehicles, with their polished chrome, sleek lines, and powerful engines, evoke a sense of history and craftsmanship that … Continue reading Rod Run 2023 Gallery revisited: Celebrating Classic Cars cruising from Ilwaco to Ocean Park
Washington law contains a powerful declaration that environmental protection is not merely a preference—it is a responsibility owed to present and future generations. Under RCW 43.21C.020, part of the Washington State Environmental Policy Act, commonly known as SEPA, the Legislature … Continue reading Washington Law Recognizes a Fundamental Right to a Healthful Environment
Dementia is becoming one of the world’s greatest health challenges as populations grow older. Although age and genetics cannot be changed, mounting evidence indicates that people can substantially reduce their risk through cardiovascular care, healthy living, social and mental activity—and … Continue reading Dementia Cases Are Rising, but Many May Be Prevented or Delayed
Electric bicycles could become valuable emergency tools in coastal communities threatened by a Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake and tsunami. An e-bike may help residents evacuate several times faster than walking while also providing transportation for delivering medicine, food, water and … Continue reading Electric Bikes Could Help Coastal Communities Evacuate and Deliver Supplies After a Tsunami
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 new Oregon emergency-management study warns that thousands of coastal residents and visitors could die following a major Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake if they cannot reach high ground before the tsunami arrives. The danger varies dramatically between communities. Distance from … Continue reading Oregon Tsunami Study Warns Thousands Could Die Without Faster Evacuation
The Port of Ilwaco will welcome one of the Long Beach Peninsula’s most entertaining automotive traditions when the 24th Annual Ilwaco Slow Drag returns Friday, September 11, 2026. Unlike a traditional drag race, the goal of a slow drag is … Continue reading 24th Annual Ilwaco Slow Drag Rolls Onto the Waterfront September 11
Siren’s Cove Pizzeria brings a broad selection of familiar comfort foods to Ocean Park, with a menu designed for pizza lovers, families and anyone looking for a casual meal near the coast. With its grand opening Thursday, Ocean Park has … Continue reading Siren’s Cove Pizzeria Offers Pizza, Subs, Pasta and More in Ocean Park
Executive Summary of phys.org article : Building Density—not Trees—Was the Strongest Predictor of Home Loss A peer-reviewed study of the January 2025 Palisades and Eaton fires found that building density was the strongest predictor of whether a home was destroyed. … Continue reading Building Density—not Trees—Was the Strongest Predictor of Home Loss
A medication used for nearly 20 years to treat seizures may eventually offer a new approach to osteoarthritis—reducing pain while also protecting damaged cartilage. Yale School of Medicine researchers found that lacosamide, commonly sold as Vimpat, reduced pain and cartilage … Continue reading Existing Epilepsy Drug May Help Repair Osteoarthritis-Damaged Cartilage
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