The rhythm returns to the Washington coast with the much-anticipated Jazz & Oysters 2025, taking place Saturday, August 9, from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the scenic Port of Peninsula. The event kicks off at 11:30 AM when doors … Continue reading Jazz & Oysters 2025: A Swingin’ Celebration of Sound and Sea
I posted about evacuation routes mainly focused on ocean park but neglected other areas. Here are links to other areas on the long beach peninsula. Living on the coast is a gift, but it’s also a responsibility. It is recommended … Continue reading Tsunami Preparedness on the Long Beach Peninsula: Know Your Evacuation Routes
On July 17, 2025, Senator Jeff Merkley (D‑OR), alongside Sen. Rick Scott (R‑FL), introduced the Microplastics Safety Act (S. 2353) in the U.S. Senate. A companion bill (H.R. 4486) was introduced by Rep. Janelle Bynum (D‑OR) and Rep. Greg Steube (R‑FL) in the … Continue reading Senator Jeff Merkley Leads Bipartisan Charge to Investigate Health Risks of Microplastics
Every summer, thousands of rock fans gather in Canby, Oregon, for one unforgettable reason—Harefest, the ultimate tribute band music festival. With 24 high-energy tribute bands across multiple rock genres, Harefest isn’t just a concert—it’s a time machine back to the … Continue reading Welcome to Harefest: A Celebration of the Bands That Defined a Generation including Crazy Train, an Ozzy Osbourne Tribute Band
I know many if you are seeing the dramatic lightning strikes in the area. Be safe and take the necessary precautions of avoiding any outside activities during heavy lightning storms The Pacific Northwest is known for its dramatic weather patterns, … Continue reading Tracking Lightning Storms in the Pacific Northwest: How to Use NOAA’s GOES Satellite Tools
LONG BEACH, WA — Get ready to dig into the fun as Sandsations 2025 returns to the Long Beach Peninsula from July 16th to 20th, bringing with it towering sand sculptures, lively entertainment, and interactive experiences for all ages. Hosted … Continue reading Sandsations 2025: A Spectacular Celebration of Sand, Art, and Family Fun with tips and tricks on how to build your masterpiece
Triskele, the now-legendary three-legged deer of Surfside, Washington, has once again been seen gracefully navigating the coastal landscape. Injured long ago while jumping a fence with a parent, Triskele lost a leg but adapted to life in the wild. With … Continue reading Triskele the Three-Legged Deer and Candace Carteen: Beacons of Courage in Surfside, WA
The Fourth of July brings a festive spirit to Long Beach, Washington, with beach bonfires, family barbecues, and fireworks lighting up the night sky. But as excitement builds, so does the need for caution—both on the sand and in the … Continue reading Celebrate Safely This Fourth of July in Long Beach, WA: Firework and Ocean Safety for All
Every year, the morning after the 4th of July reveals a harsh truth—our beaches, once pristine and breathtaking, are left buried under a mountain of fireworks debris, bottles, wrappers, and plastic waste. What begins as celebration ends as a crisis … Continue reading ALL HANDS ON DECK FOR THE COMMUNITY BEACH CLEANUP!# Community Cleanup – July 5th (This Means YOU!)
A sign was posted next to the only independent candidate running against the Surfside presentation group of candidates. A sign beside Steve said, “Vote NO Steve Wallace”. I assume it’s not to vote for or against Steve, but urging him … Continue reading Surfside Preservation’s ‘Vote No’ Sign Says It All — Planted Beside the Only Candidate Who Stands for Something
