Oregon Coast Magazine January/February 2009 |
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The Beeswax Wreck of Nehalem Bay A ship that wrecked off the North Coast hundreds of years ago still fascinates archaeologists. - Cheryl D. Wanner World War II Mystery Solved Yachats, soldiers, and a radar station are all part of a wartime legacy. - William B. Lewis Daring Rescue at Tillamook Rock A job as a lighthouse maintenance engineer can be very exciting. - Brian Ratty Where’s the Beef? Visitors to the coast generally look for great seafood, but there’s nothing like a good steak every once in a while. - Laura Anne Brooks, Barton Howe, Gail Elber, Scott Graves, Emily Kolkemo, and Jaci Spooner Antiquing in Lincoln City Choices range from inexpensive to extravagant at Lincoln City’s many antique shops. - Judy Fleagle Remembering Good Times in Pacfic City Seventy years of recreational dory fishing have left Dan DeSart with lots of fond memories. - Paul Pintarich The Four Hundred Johnsons of Clatsop County When newcomers with hard-to-pronounce surnames came to Astoria in its early days, their employers just renamed them Johnson. - Arthur H. Redman Ceramics and So Much More Expert advice accompanies the creative experience at this do-it-yourself pottery studio in Florence. - Leeann Dakers Valentine’s Day at the Little Log Church This vow-renewal ceremony is an annual tradition. - Christine Barnes Helping Build the Railroad How farmers helped in the railroad expansion to the coast nearly a century ago. - Elsie Moore Departments:Coast LinesCoast Lines - By Rosemary Camozzi, Editor
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