Buoys are deeply revered as coastal decorations, especially among fishermen, because they symbolize safety, livelihood, resilience, and a profound connection to the sea. Their significance goes far beyond their practical maritime function. People put them in their yards as a … Continue reading Buoy of the Sea: A Proud Symbol of Ilwaco’s Fishing Community
If a community had $10,000 to invest in improving water quality and reducing algae blooms, which option would provide the greatest return on investment—planting approximately 200 trees or applying $10,000 worth of EutroSORB? While EutroSORB can offer rapid but temporary … Continue reading A $10,000 Investment: Plant 200 Trees or Apply EutroSORB?
Food Trucks of Long Beach, Washington Long Beach, Washington, is known for its stunning coastal scenery, charming small-town atmosphere, and vibrant culinary scene. Among its many attractions, the food trucks at the Sandbar Food Court offer visitors a delightful mix … Continue reading Long Beach’s Must-Visit Sandbar Food Trucks
After heavy rains, standing water in vacant lots, grassy areas, and low-lying spaces near homes may seem like a temporary inconvenience—but it can quickly become a serious public health concern. In coastal communities and areas with high water tables, this … Continue reading Standing Water After Heavy Rains: A Growing Health Risk in Residential Areas
Ruby’s Roadside Grill in Seaside Oregon delivers the kind of laid-back, flavor-packed dining experience that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly new. It’s the place where juicy burgers, crispy fries, and creamy milkshakes meet creative twists, local ingredients, and a menu … Continue reading Ruby’s Roadside Grill in Seaside is Open
Spring arrives on the Long Beach Peninsula with creativity, color, and community spirit as the Peninsula Artisans Association hosts its annual Spring Sale in Ocean Park. This much-anticipated event brings together talented local artists and makers, offering residents and visitors … Continue reading Peninsula Artisans Association Spring Sale Returns to Ocean Park Last Day Saturday
In a significant policy shift, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is moving to make microplastics and PFAS (“forever chemicals”) a central focus of national environmental and public health regulation. This emerging priority reflects growing scientific evidence, public concern, and … Continue reading EPA Elevates Microplastics and “Forever Chemicals” as New National Priority
In July 2023, Washington State enacted House Bill 1043, formally titled:“An act relating to association records in common interest communities; and amending RCW 64.32.170, RCW 64.34.372, RCW 64.38.045, and RCW 64.90.495.” This law did more than update record-keeping requirements—it fundamentally … Continue reading Washington’s HOA Records Law—and Why Email Access Matters for Fair Elections in Surfside
In an emergency, seconds can mean the difference between life and death—and something as simple as a clearly visible address sign can save those seconds. The signs are Not available for Long Beach or Ilwaco or other cities or areas … Continue reading Life-Saving Seconds Matter: Pacific County’s Address Sign Program
Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 11:00 AM, when families across Surfside and the Long Beach Peninsula will gather at Beach Barons Field (25815 Sandridge Rd, Ocean Park, WA) for a joyful community Easter Egg Hunt. Children … Continue reading Easter Egg Hunt at Beach Barons Field – A Spring Tradition
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