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The Pull of Progress – Seaside in 1921
Postwar Seaside saw a boom in growth and development.
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Pocket Garden Walking Tour
When you walk down Broadway Street, you notice the patches of flowers planted along the sidewalk — all bursting with color, no m...
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The Tale of the Driftwood Forts
As driftwood forts become more rare along the Oregon Coast, the memories hold strong.
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The Best Part of Waking Up
Delicious breakfast dining at favorite Seaside local hot spots.
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World’s Largest Beach Volleyball Tournament
Come August, the “digs” along Seaside’s beach have nothing to do with razor clams. For the 36th year, Seaside will host the ...
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Celebrate the Holidays in Seaside
Celebrate the holiday season — Seaside-style! That means escaping the frenetic holiday bustle and slowing down to enjoy the sigh...
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Grab a Great Cup of Coffee or Roast Your Own Beans
Want your favorite coffee drink for free? Easy! Help us keep the beach clean and your coffee is on us. Foggy days on the beach, ev...
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Dedicated to the Promenade
It's been nearly 92 years since the inaguration of Seaside's Promenade
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How to Have Fun in the Sand in Seaside
Seaside’s soft, wide and sometimes sun-kissed beaches make for the perfect family-friendly vacation. With miles of sand and welc...
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All About Storm Watching in Seaside
Having grown up in Seaside, Keith Chandler knows and appreciates the beauty and the power of watching storms and high tides on the...
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Summer’s Great, but There’s Nothing Else like Winter in Seaside
When you imagine a classic beach town, you probably picture something similar to Seaside, Oregon. Our town of 6,700 sits less than...
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How to Be an Earth Steward in Seaside
An estimated 14 billion pounds of discarded plastic and garbage — from cigarette butts and water bottles to food wrappers and pl...
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