“What’s a good place to eat around here?”
What are the best good-ol’-O.S. restaurants still standing? Any promising new places? What’s your favorite place to chow down in town? (Click on the headline to get to the comment page) (WARNING: Anyone who answers “Mickey D’s” will be PERMANENTLY 86’ED!”
BYOW
Suggested sign at the city gates: Bring Your Own Water (BYOW) … After being cooped up during the pandemic, many city dwellers are itching to hit places like Ocean Shores for “summer beach fun.” While Locals typically grin and bear the invaders (“Hey, what’s a good place to eat? And what’s there to do aroundContinue reading “BYOW”
The good news is …
A lot of people don’t drink the water in O.S., anyway.
Longview chlorine plant trouble causing water woes
According to KIRO TV Channel 7, a production issue at a Longview chlorine plant is causing cities around Washington and Oregon to urge conservation. The city of Puyallup reported a 90-day supply of chlorine. From Portland Channel KATU 2: “A power outage at a key facility that produces chlorine to treat drinking water and sewageContinue reading “Longview chlorine plant trouble causing water woes”
‘Water coulda been?’
Hearing about Ocean Shores’ latest water woes makes one wonder: “Water coulda been?” Would things have been different if, a dozen years ago, the city opted to have the county provide some or all of its drinking water — rather than city council authorizing a $7 million (with about half in federal grants) MIEX systemContinue reading “‘Water coulda been?’”
Citizen journalists?
After the North Coast News went on “extended leave” last year, kudos to the locals who started the Facebook page North Beach Vent & Complain, providing info and context as well as a place to do what North Beachers love to do (as the title suggests). It can get pretty random and weird, but keepingContinue reading “Citizen journalists?”
Three water questions everyone is asking:
How did this happen? How much is it going to cost me? What next??????
Special meeting: how to watch
The public can NOT attend the water crisis meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, June 21. But you can watch or listen to the live stream. Click here for the Zoom connection https://oceanshores.civicweb.net/filepro/documents/62615?preview=66724Or Zoom-by-phone by calling 1.253.215.8782 (Webinar ID: 891 9702 4196Passcode: 674436)
Ocean Shores water crisis
This just in: “Ocean Shores, WA – June 17, 2021 – The City will declare a Stage 1 Water Emergency effective on Monday, June 21st. .***Special City Council Meeting, June 21, 2021, click below for link to agenda**** https://www.osgov.com/alert_detail.php “A Stage 1 Water Emergency is intended to identify an anticipated water shortage. In this case,Continue reading “Ocean Shores water crisis”
