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Siletz Bay Music Festival Brings Nine Days of Classical Bliss to Central Oregon Coast Published 07/23/21 at 5:45 PM PST By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff Latest Coastal Lodging News AlertsIn Seaside: Includes exclusive listings; major specials now that spring is here Reedsport to Brookings, places to stay; winter deals (Lincoln City, Oregon) – A major favorite for decades is back in action on the central Oregon coast, after going online-only last year. The Siletz Bay Music Festival is a feast for the ears, with nine days of mostly classical music and some jazz, happening September 4 ...

'Horsing' Around At Neskowin and N. Oregon Coast Rocky Surprises - Neskowin is a tiny village big on visual and experiential treats

Parts of Oregon Coast Close / Reopen to Razor Clamming, Mussels Published 04/30/21 at 5:45 PM PDT By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff (Reedsport, Oregon) – Oregon wildlife officials have closed the central Oregon coast to razor clamming because of biotoxins, but the south coast has reopened the harvesting of mussels as biotoxin levels have decreased there. (Photo courtesy Seaside Aquarium) Includes exclusive listings; major specials now that storm watch season is here Reedsport to Brookings, places to stay; winter deals The Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) and the Oregon Departm...

Shellfish biologist explains high acid levels in Clatsop Beach razor clams SALEM, Ore – The high level of domoic acid in Clatsop Beach razor clams is due to a perfect storm of harmful algal blooms (HABs), weather, ocean currents, and the clams’ own physiology. A lack of available food for the clams, a common phenomenon in fall and winter, is also to blame. HABs are colonies of phytoplankton that grow out of control and produce toxins, including domoic acid which can accumulate in shellfish and can cause amnesic shellfish poisoning in people who consume the contaminated shellfish. Matt Hun...

North Oregon Coast A sense of adventure characterizes the North Oregon Coast. Spanning from the mouth of the Columbia River to Cascade Head, this part of the Oregon Coast is a corner of the world well worth discovering. Its 100 miles of unspoiled beaches, geographic attractions of national fame, vibrant and thriving local communities, rich arts scenes and culinary excellence make it a destination for dining, shopping, playing and staying. Our Things to Do section guides you to tidal pools filled with sea creatures and naturally occurring wonders in the area. Get your footing by first reading ...