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Unique bed and breakfast in North Collins is a labor of love

Looking for a unique bed and breakfast in Western New York? The Marienthal Country Inn in North Collins might be the place for you.

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Cannon Beach Spring Unveiling Art Fest Returns to N. Oregon Coast

Cannon Beach Spring Unveiling Art Fest Returns to N. Oregon Coast
Published 04/12/21 at 6:25 PM PDT
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff
(Cannon Beach, Oregon) – Yet another signpost towards normality is coming from the Oregon coast as Cannon Beach gets ready for the return of its famed Spring Unveiling Arts Festival, happening April 30 – May 2. Galleries are hosting smaller events – but these happenings are returning with popular artists as guests.
The latest works will be on display throughout Cannon Beach with numerous artists all over town.
Plenty of modifications will be in order for this Oregon coast favorite, however, with limited crowd sizes, masks required and there will not be the usual large receptions with food and wine as in the past. But the art will be as engaging as ever.

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Rarity on Oregon Coast Beaches, Sevengill Shark Washes Up at Gearhart

Rarity on Oregon Coast Beaches, Sevengill Shark Washes Up at Gearhart
Published 04/04/21 at 6:55 PM PDT
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff
(Gearhart, Oregon) – A real rarity washed up on the north Oregon coast this week, discovered after a local couple were walking on the beaches of Gearhart.
(All photos courtesy Tiffany Boothe, Seaside Aquarium)
On Wednesday, March 31, Coreen Mitchell and her husband were taking a stroll when they ran across a shark. They called Seaside Aquarium, and as the facility is part of the Marine Mammal Stranding Network, it responded to the scene to pick up the deceased animal and investigate.

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Video: More Ways to Meander Around Manzanita - N. Oregon Coast Travel Tips

Video: More Ways to Meander Around Manzanita - N. Oregon Coast Travel Tips
Published 04/01/21 at 6:55 PM PDT
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff
(Manzanita, Oregon) – Manzanita, on the north Oregon coast, and the small area around it are an intricate and multi-leveled stretch of beach and bay. You could quite literally spend days exploring its nooks and crannies and never get bored. The town itself in an intriguing mix of quirky and laidback with dashes of the upscale, all the while feeling totally rustic and out-of-the-way. There numerous instances of culinary fireworks here, all alongside a seemingly endless array of natural surprises. Hiking trails, mountain scenery, soaring cliffs of intricate and engaging shapes, thick forests and then there are those beaches: from the miles-long Nehalem Spit to the northern edges where tides encounter the rock base of Neahkahnie Mountain.

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Magic-Comedy of Festival of Illusions Returns to Central Oregon Coast

Published 03/15/21 at 6:20 PM PDT
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff
(Lincoln City, Oregon) – One of the Oregon coast’s more beloved all-age traditions returns for spring break, and it’s even live this time. Lincoln City’s 2021 Festival of Illusions gets under way on March 19 and runs through March 28, with actual live performances (with plenty of safe distance involved) – and a large variety of other safe activities.
All of it will be held at the Lincoln City Cultural Center.
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Reedsport to Brookings, places to stay; winter deals

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Cruel and Quirky History Tidbits of Port Orford, South Oregon Coast

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Initial contact with this part of the southern Oregon coast was quite peaceful, made in 1792 by George Vancouver. However, by the 1850s the U.S. had a bad case of the Manifest Destiny and a wrathful lust for land and gold. Any treaties with local tribes were routinely disregarded, and things came to a head quickly in proto-Port Orford when Captain William Tichenor arrived with nine men in a steamship in 1851.
The problem was they showed up with a cannon and guns, landing right at the native's seaside village – a group called the Qua-to-mah. Tichenor took off back to San Francisco, leaving the men to fend off an angry mob, and this turned into a few days of deadly skirmishes on what is now known as Battle Rock.

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Erosion Continues Damage on Oregon Coast - Homes Threatened, More Finds

Erosion Continues Damage on Oregon Coast - Homes Threatened, More Finds
Published 03/07/21 at 6:50 PM PDT - Udpated 03/07/21 at 7:30 PM PDT
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff
(Depoe Bay, Oregon) – Since December, Oregon's coastline has been getting battered by large waves and massive storms, resulting in unusual degrees of erosion along many beaches. Since January, many sloped foredunes no longer had a slope of any kind, simply a dropoff of some 5 to 10 feet, posing significant dangers.
(Photo courtesy Oregon State Police)
It's also led to more interesting finds along the beaches as well as disturbing sights.
Major storm action has let up, but there's enough smaller storms kicking up the sands that erosion continues on some Oregon coast bluffs, now resulting in more than a few homes being threatened.

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Three Unique, Even Kooky Bits of Oregon Coast History: Cult, Lighthouse, Pat Boone, Land Changes

Published 03/05/21 at 6:40 PM PDT
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff
(Oregon Coast) – History is full of surprises, even on the sparse, unassuming Oregon coast. Sometimes it’s the startling changes in landscape that have happened. Sometimes it’s the people themselves.
(Photo above: the Eye of the Needle structure at Heceta Head Lighthouse, courtesy Keepers of the Heceta Head Lightstation)
Here’s three examples of rather eye-popping bits of the past of this region. Part of it even leads to ...er, um.....heavy metal music.
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Oregon Coast / Inland Campgrounds Mostly Open, Some Fee Increases

Oregon Coast / Inland Campgrounds Mostly Open, Some Fee Increases
Published 03/08/21 at 7:00 PM PDT
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff
(Oregon Coast) – Oregon State Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is getting back to normal at an ever-quickening rate, and is now looking hopefully towards a more “normal” season at campgrounds on the Oregon coast and elsewhere. Staff rehiring is taking place after many positions were eliminated, and even with a massive revenue shortfall the agency has opened up most state parks and campgrounds, with a few more to go.
(Above: Cape Lookout State Park near Oceanside)
However, some small camping fee increases are taking place at several state parks, though not all.

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Three S. Oregon Coast Historic Sites, Including Lighthouse, On Hold for a Year

Three S. Oregon Coast Historic Sites, Including Lighthouse, On Hold for a Year
Published 03/10/21 at 4:20 AM PDT
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff
(Port Orford, Oregon) – COVID-19 continues to dampen tourism on the Oregon coast, even with Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) reopening the vast majority of its facilities. Three indoor historic sites will remain closed at least until April of 2022. Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) made the announcement this week that the Hughes House, Cape Blanco Lighthouse and the Port Orford Lifeboat Station Museum will stay shuttered.
(Photo courtesy OPRD)
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