How was the summer of 2020? “It was actually OK,” Shannon Rubin, manager of the Canterbury Inn, told the North Beach News. Shocker: State distribution records show that the O.S. hotel/motel tax revenue actually increased, from $316,000 from July through October of 2019 to about $339,000 July through October of 2020 (distributions are usually twoContinue reading “Not even a pandemic could keep them away!”
Locals Only: The Return! (‘OSPD Goes to the Movies,’ coming this weekend)
“Don’t anything better to do?” Nope. “Can’t this jerk just leave O.S. alone?” Never! “What the hell’s this guy’s problem?” Got a pen and legal pad? “Don’t he got a real job?” Yes, but it’s not nearly as much fun …
Soldiers, standing by
Sand & Sawdust 2021 photo contest
Send pics to tom@thenorthbeachnews.com. Readers will vote on winners next week. Grand prize winner gets … something cool…
Yet ANOTHER candidate event tonight!
“Dude! You missed ME! Position #5 – Lorraine Hardin. I will be hosting my own meet and greet tonight from 6-7 pm at Beach Tyme Quilts.”
‘Rumors don’t die – they just retire to Ocean Shores’
True or false?
Meet the candidates tonight!
They’ve all been invited … who will show? “Sponsored by North Beach Senior Center. Meet some candidate faces and body language out from behind masks. Wednesday June 23 from 6-7:30pm. This is an opportunity for you to get to know the candidates and ask questions.” (Old-timers voice) I remember when people had to be begged toContinue reading “Meet the candidates tonight!”
County: Who wants some nice water?
Could Grays Harbor County offer both short-term and long-term water options for thirsty, crisis-threatened, hold-your-nose-and-drink-it O.S. locals? Last night, O.S. Councilwoman Kathryn Sprigg wondered if the city should look – again – at county water as an option. “Maybe we should do a long term look at going with county water at some point,” sheContinue reading “County: Who wants some nice water?”
‘False alarm, folks!’
Tourists: Come on down, drink our water — and chase it with a whiskey (a.k.a. “The Shoresatini”)…
‘We dodged a bullet’
Public Works Director Nick Bird just said at the water special meeting Ocean Shores now has a 75-90 day supply of liquid chlorine, after a shipment came in late today. Westlake Chemical in Longview is expected to be producing chlorine again next week, so … the Stage 1 Water Crisis notice could be removed soonContinue reading “‘We dodged a bullet’”
