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The annual Newport Seafood & Wine Festival is back, with a twist of course to adhere to social distancing, but with the same great seafood and wine traditions that have made this such a popular event. This year, the festival is “To Go,” which means they are offering a sumptuous […]
Story by Michael Shay In 1852, a schooner went off course and wrecked on Coos Bay’s North Spit. The survivors set up temporary shelter now known as Camp Castaway. “The vessel sprung a leak soon after we sailed from Benecia, California . . . and twelve men were detailed to […]
The story of sand along the Oregon Coast includes Ice Age floods, shifting dunes, and wartime super-sleuths. Story by Barbara Lee Kids are coated with it after a day at the Oregon Coast, and so is every inch of the family dog. Adults get it in their shoes, and picnic […]
