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The area has grown more popular for both photographers and birders, and many Seabeck residents are raising concerns over traffic and safety.

  VANCOUVER -- Fire officials in White Rock say they've responded to nearly two dozen calls about beach fires in the last two months. As the May long weekend approaches and the summer season begins, the city is reminding people that such fires are illegal and can lead to fines. The minimum fine for open-air burning - including beach fires - in the City of White Rock is $150, and fines can go as high as $1,150 during provincial fire bans, the city said in a news release Wednesday. The city said fire crews responded to 23 beach fires in March and April, with many of those calls reporting ...

Read / Add Comments A local mom-and-pop shop that's been an institution for nearly 170 years in Connecticut will be packing its bags for good. The owners of Wagner’s Fine Luggage and Gifts in Fairfield County, located in the High Ridge Shopping Center in Stamford, are retiring.  One of the oldest luggage stores in the country, the shop has been a staple in the community since its opening in 1853. The current owners have served their customers for over a century. The Wolfe family acquired Wagner’s in 1963 when it was located on Greenwich Avenue.  The store moved to its cur...

Read / Add Comments A local mom-and-pop shop that's been an institution for nearly 170 years in Connecticut will be packing its bags for good. The owners of Wagner’s Fine Luggage and Gifts in Fairfield County, located in the High Ridge Shopping Center in Stamford, are retiring.  One of the oldest luggage stores in the country, the shop has been a staple in the community since its opening in 1853. The current owners have served their customers for over a century. The Wolfe family acquired Wagner’s in 1963 when it was located on Greenwich Avenue.  The store moved to its cur...

Read / Add Comments A local mom-and-pop shop that's been an institution for nearly 170 years in Connecticut will be packing its bags for good. The owners of Wagner’s Fine Luggage and Gifts in Fairfield County, located in the High Ridge Shopping Center in Stamford, are retiring.  One of the oldest luggage stores in the country, the shop has been a staple in the community since its opening in 1853. The current owners have served their customers for over a century. The Wolfe family acquired Wagner’s in 1963 when it was located on Greenwich Avenue.  The store moved to its cur...