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- Cannon Beach, OR, 97110
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- (503) 717-1122
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Coast Explorer Magazine The new issue of Coast Explorer is now in distribution with a focus on eco tourism and much more on the best of dining arts, attractions, shopping and events on the coast. Our feature story on the best of food and dining in Cannon Beach lists many of our favorites. Share your own favorites on our Discussion Board post here.
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Join thousands of volunteers Saturday, September 19, as they spend
three hours picking up litter over 360 miles of Oregon beaches during SOLV's Great Oregon Fall Beach Clean-up. Last
year, more than 3700 volunteers for SOLV disposed of approximately
40,000 pounds of debris left at over 40 sites along the coast. Follow the provided link for information on meeting locations.
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SOLV is a non-profit organization that brings together government agencies, businesses and individual volunteers in programs and projects to enhance the livability of Oregon.
Coast Explorer Magazine An injured tufted puffin, discovered by a young girl on a visit to Cannon Beach eight weeks ago, was rehabilitated at the Wildlife Center of the North Coast and with the help of the Haystack Rock Awareness Program and with permission from US Fish and Wildlife, the puffin was released successfully today at Haystack Rock. See our blog post.
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At 6:30am this morning, a small group of volunteers with a pet carrier entered the protected Marine Garden at the base of Haystack Rock and climbed into the lower area of the National Wildlife Refuge with special permission from the US Fish and Wildlife Service. ...
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We've just gone live with a major expansion to our website featuring an all new "Plan Your Trip" section. Each community features lodging, dining, shopping, art gallery and attractions listings with individual business pages that include website and Google Map links for all of our customers. Customized news feeds in ea...ch section direct readers to items of interest. Our new calendar of events is up too. Check it out!Read More
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Coast Explorer Magazine Online - Guide for Dining, Arts and Events for the Northwest Oregon Coast
Coast Explorer Magazine When a Black Oystercatcher chick tumbled from its nest on July 23, 2009, at Chapman Point in Cannon Beach, this rescue effort took place.
Coast Explorer Magazine See our blog post about this morning's rescue of a Black Oystercatcher chick on the rocks at Chapman Point in Cannon Beach. Lots of great photos!
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Rescuing wildlife can be a touchy subject. When is it better to let nature take its course for better or worse and when is it appropriate to step in and help?
Coast Explorer Magazine Our new issue will go into distribution this weekend, but you can get a preview now on our website. Our virtual magazine is ready to view and you can read feature stories by following the link to "Current Issue." My favorite page is page 19, but Jackson told me to say that.
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Travel magazine and trip planner for the Oregon coast and Washington coast; business listings for lodging, dining, attractions, shopping and art galleries
Coast Explorer Magazine Just a few more days before the new issue of Coast Explorer hits the streets. A beautiful issue with features on tide pools, Ecola State Park, black oystercatchers, top attractions for kids, a jam-packed calendar of summer events and the latest news in ar
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Ready for some summer play? (Live theater that is). The one-of-a-kind wacky musical meolodrama "Shanghaied in Astoria" opens tonight and runs through Sept 11. Summer rep at Cannon Beach's Coaster Theater currently includes "Bullshot Crummond" and "Sherlock's Secret Life." "Nunsense" also opens tonight at Lincoln City's... Theatre West. "Murder By The Book" is now running at Tillamook's Barn Community Playhouse.Read More
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Have you heard all about it? The Astor Street Opry Company’s Live on Stage… Award winning…Family Entertainment…That Original…Historical, Hysterical…Musical Melodrama…
Coast Explorer Magazine It's beach fire season and what's a beach fire without s'mores? Here's a link to a whole marshmallow bag full of ideas about how to elevate this classic treat to new heights. What's your favorite s'more variation?
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To make things interesting, replace your chocolate bar with the following:Peanut butter cupChocolate crisped rice barChocolate bar with almondsChocolate bar with peanutsChocolate bar with macadamia nutsDark ...
Coast Explorer Magazine Coast Explorer staff will celebrate Independence Day in Cannon Beach, Seaside and Lincoln City. Puffins, parades, fireworks or firedancers. What's your plan?
Coast Explorer Magazine Strange creatures, spectacular colors and remarkable diversity can be found in the intertidal zone during low tides on the Northwest coast. Here are some of our favorite shots.
Coast Explorer Magazine Nice weather for the 4th of July? Could it really be? It's looking likely. Forecast is for increasing sun with highs reaching mid-to-high 70s Wednesday through Friday, then cooling slightly for the weekend. Here's a link for the North Oregon Coast forecast.
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Coast Explorer Magazine Just posted a new blog entry with photos from this morning at Chapman Point in Cannon Beach. Bald Eagles and Common Murres are putting on quite a show.
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Summer on the coast is seabird season as birds, who spend most of their life at sea, return to near-shore rocks to nest. Puffins on Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach offer a rare treat to see these colorful birds. ...
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