Seasoned songwriters, budding musicians, and lovers of music and connection, this is for you!
Join us for 4 days on the inspiring Oregon Coast, as you unplug and connect to your creative self and others in the magic of nature and wonder at the NW Songwriter Soiree Retreat.
Join us for our famously delicious French Toast breakfast at St. Mary by the Sea Dining hall. By donation, support a great cause while you eat great food! more info...
We have all witnessed the serenity interrupted by violent storms, high winds, flooding, slides, fallen trees and power lines.
Not to mention a Tornado or the unimaginable Tsunami.
In many of these events, resources assisting will be very limited.
Power can be cut off for hours, days, and perhaps weeks.
We cannot control the elements, but we can control our preparation and our response.
We can prepare ourselves to assist our family first and then be an aid to neighbors in need of support
We meet on the 1st Wednesday of each month at 6 pm. Meeting place: City Hall. All are welcome. more info...
King Tides are starting again! We are urging everyone to stay off the jetties, stay off the beaches (even if it looks fun), and stay away from low-lying areas. Observe storms, waves, and high tides from a safe distance. Also, a friendly reminder (although most local residents are aware): Never turn your back to the ocean! Be aware of the water at all times, regardless of age, stature, and experience. Sneaker waves can happen at any time.
We have had some good rain over the past month (with more on the way in the coming weeks) and a fairly significant swell on the ocean. These combinations are a recipe for some very bad conditions should you find yourself in the wrong place. Check the tide information and weather conditions anytime you plan to visit the beach. It doesn't take much water to move those heavy, large logs and trees on the beach. Please stay away from them!
There’s always a possibility of flooding during these conditions. more info...
King Tides are starting again! We are urging everyone to stay off the jetties, stay off the beaches (even if it looks fun), and stay away from low-lying areas. Observe storms, waves, and high tides from a safe distance. Also, a friendly reminder (although most local residents are aware): Never turn your back to the ocean! Be aware of the water at all times, regardless of age, stature, and experience. Sneaker waves can happen at any time.
We have had some good rain over the past month (with more on the way in the coming weeks) and a fairly significant swell on the ocean. These combinations are a recipe for some very bad conditions should you find yourself in the wrong place. Check the tide information and weather conditions anytime you plan to visit the beach. It doesn't take much water to move those heavy, large logs and trees on the beach. Please stay away from them!
There’s always a possibility of flooding during these conditions. more info...