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Cape Meares Loop Rd. Reopens, N. Oregon Coasts Three Capes is Loop Again After a Decade - The name Three Capes Loop is reinstated

More than 30 interested individuals attended the Cape Meares Community Association’s community meeting on November 11. Various committees gave reports: the Lake Management Committee continues to meet with stakeholders; the

Tillamook County businesses and organizations that could use financial support for facility improvements should look into the Tillamook Coast Visitors Association grants for tourism-related facilities, or Rockaway Beach’s façade improvement

It’s amazing how quickly we go from pumpkins to candy canes here in Rockaway Beach. With our first-annual Halloweentown behind us, we’re already starting to look forward through the end

The second Community and Destination Planning Workshop with Nan Devlin of the Tillamook County Visitors Association on October 23 was the most exciting and best-attended yet. Attendees included a half-dozen

Tillamook’s Board of County Commissioners accepted a grant of $1,267,000 to help with the design and construction management on the Shiloh Levee rehabilitation project at their October 25 meeting.

The first workshop for the Community Destination Planning and Management Plan took place last week. While fewer than ten participants were present, this worked to the advantage of the residents

Last week, Nan Devlin of the Tillamook County Visitors Association (TCVA) introduced the Community and Destination Management Planning process for Rockaway Beach. Used in other coastal communities for the past

Last week, Nan Devlin of the Tillamook County Visitors Association (TCVA) introduced the Community and Destination Management Planning process for Rockaway Beach. Used in other coastal communities for the past

Rockaway Beach’s City Council approved a memorandum of understanding with other members of a working group for the improvement of the Jetty Creek watershed at their meeting on September 13.