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Velella Like a Thick Carpet at Some Oregon Coast Spots - At least one spot near Newport is reporting large masses

The Fourth of July holiday and the days surrounding it contribute so much litter and marine debris to Oregon’s beaches that the fifth of July has now been declared the

The Fourth of July holiday and the days surrounding it contribute so much litter and marine debris to Oregon’s beaches that the fifth of July has now been declared the

Jim Gillis began working at The Daily News in 1980, retiring in 2013 as a full-time reporter because he was in need of a kidney transplant.

The public is invited to join the Newport Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation for their monthly meeting this Thursday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. During the meeting, there will be

Maybe Win Prizes Helping Clean Up Central Oregon Coast Through Surfrider - Winter-long event of cleanups from Lincoln City down through Seal Rock

Print On the Saturday night of Mother’s Day weekend 2017 my life was saved. Five prior years on kidney dialysis had resulted in the extreme urgency for a transplant. My dire health status was a secret from most people, except one woman who pushed me for two years to spread the word seeking a kidney donor. I politely refused. How do you ask someone for a body part? That woman was Carole Pickup of Laguna Beach. She sponsored that Saturday night organ donor awareness cocktail and dinner event a...

Oregon Coast Events Look Into Breaking up with Plastics - Fishing Industry Published 02/09/21 at 4:06 AM PDT By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff (Oregon Coast) – On the north and central Oregon coast, two digital presentations bring you some fun and informative tidbits about the region. One is based out of Newport and the other from Cannon Beach. (Photo above courtesy Tiffany Boothe, Seaside Aquarium: fishing boats off Cannon Beach) On the north Oregon coast, the World of Haystack Rock Li...