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Waldport's Driftwood Beach Parking to Close for Oregon Coast Wave Energy Project Work Published 05/08/21 at 5:35 PM PDT By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff (Waldport, Oregon) – A much-loved beach on the central Oregon coast will not be as easily accessible for awhile, as Driftwood Beach State Recreation Site’s parking area will close down as early as June 1 for work constructing part of a massive wave energy project. Oregon State Parks and Recreation (OPRD) announced this week that Oregon State University (OSU), which is running the project, will hold two virtual town halls on Monday,...

the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. But in the UAE, the landscape continued to evolve with new developments coming to fruition. Under-construction skyscrapers have grown taller, plots of land have been cleared, and fresh projects have been announced by the government. This year is very much shaping up to be another filled with mega-project progress – and not just in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, but the Northern Emirates as well. See our list below and slideshow above of what's in the pipeline, and note that original completion dates may have been subject to change: Reem Mall one particular ...

“Matapos sana agad – pero mga 1-1/2 years pa siguro – para lahat ng doggies ko makalipat na rin sa house nila sa may pool, may garden na kami at may sariling kuwarto ang iba sa doggies ko sa family home. “For those asking, the total floor area of our home will be about 2,300 sqm. built across 5 lots (total lot area more or less 3,000 sqm.), scaled down from the original plan of 3,500 sqm. floor area, not including the pool, poolhouse and doghouse of course. “From my contractor: good morning po ms sharon.  sending pics of the site taken yesterday.  we are currently working on the...

Cole Park Pier nearly demolished, $7M new pier in the works KRIS file photo and last updated 2021-03-15 16:17:59-04 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Crews are almost finished demolishing the Cole Park Pier. It took about two weeks for crews to tear down the pier. The only parts that remain are the t-shaped piers that were used for the base of the Cole Park Pier. It had been closed to the public since 2017 when the pier was damaged by Hurricane Harvey. The City Of Corpus Christi is spending $7.5 million to replace the pier. the new pier will have shading, benches, lights for night fishing, and are...