best of the beach 2022 Part 2



North Beach Community TV celebrated the New Year by looking back at some of the best memories from our past year in community video production. This segment features summer through the late fall with never-before-seen video of artist Jade Black's Weatherwax wedding on Halloween, a look back on the Fourth of July, with fireworks off the Ocean Shores beaches, and some great music from the North Beach Community TV Live in Studio productions. Also included is exclusive footage of rising Country Rock star Leah Justine and her band recording this October in Ocean Shores. Leah will headline our Celebrate Summer Jam on May 20, 2023. Stay tuned and subscribe to this YouTube Channel to catch all the great new programming for the New Year!





Football Legends in Ocean Shores to support Grays Harbor Youth Athletics



Longtime NFL and NCAA assistant coach and part-time Ocean Shores resident Dana LeDuc and his wife Mary, along with a number of local volunteers, organized the annual Steve Paul Memorial Golf Tournament, Banquet and Auction at the Ocean Shores Golf Course and Convention Center the weekend of July 10-11, followed by a football clinic in Hoquiam on Sunday to benefit Grays Harbor Youth Athletics. The event featured about two dozen former NFL and college players and coaches, including Grays Harbor legendary tight end Mark Bruener, who played for the 1991 NCAA National Champion UW Huskies and was a top draft pick of the NFL Steelers, where he played for nine years, and the Texas for five years. North Beach Community TV's Scott Johnston and Michael Gershman interview some of the featured guests at the golf course and Convention Center.



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Ocean shores 2021 Fourth of July Boat parade tour of the fresh waterways



Take a cruise across the Ocean Shores fresh waterways and Duck Lake with the Ocean Shores Yacht Club on the traditional boat parade for the Fourth of July. North Beach Community TV was on hand for the 2021 boat parade from start to finish as part of the ongoing coverage of this year's Independence Day festivities.





Sand and Sawdust festival draws thousand to the beach under record high temperatures for 2021



With record-setting temperatures across Western Washington, thousands of people headed to the coast for the return of the annual Five Star Dealerships Sand and Sawdust Festival in Ocean Shores. North Beach Community TV and North Beach Now reporter Michael Gershman and video photographer Scott Johnston tour all of the festivities, starting with the sand carving competition on the main beach, and followed by a tour around the grounds where sawdust was flying at the Ocean Shores Convention Center.





Electric beach bike rentals: all you need to know to enjoy your ride safely on the beaches, streets of ocean Shores



Everything you need to know to enjoy your ride from Electric Beach Bike Rentals in Ocean Shores, WA. Located at the gateway to the main Ocean Shores Beach on Chance a la Mer NW, Electric Beach Bikes offers adventures on fat tire wheels that can navigate in the hard-packed sand of Ocean Shores' miles of Pacific coastline as well as explore the unique peninsula. Please watch this video before you head out for a ride on the beach. It will help you operate the electric bikes with pedal assist, as well as give you tips on what to avoid, what's permitted and how make your ride a truly memorable experience. Electric Beach Bike Renatls: 72 W Chance A La Mer NW, Ocean Shores, WA 98569 Phone: (360) 593-7441





Ocean shores community club reopens for members by appointment, with new staff, renovations



The Ocean Shores Community Club has been providing activities for property owners in the city for more than 60 years, but was forced to suspend operations and facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic. It has reopened by appointment with the down time providing an opportunity for renovations. Take a tour of the changes with North Beach Community TV reporter Sasha Terry. Visit our homepage at northbeachnow.com





Beachcombing ID from A to Z
with alan rammer, March 1
at Museum of the North Beach



identify those treasures of the beach



The Museum of the North Beach urges people to Bring in their unique, mysterious or everyday beachcombed objects to its third annual Beachcombing ID from A to Z event on Sunday, March 1 from 2 - 4 p.m. There, local expert and professional beachcomber Alan Rammer will identify and educate. “Fun is a key element in the program,” museum curator Kelly Calhoun explained of the program that was developed by Rammer. He said that finding items on the beach “should not only be enjoyable,” but Rammer “tries to help participants figure out what the items are, where they originated and what the findings could mean.”





Rammer was one of the original founders of the annual Beachcombers Fun Fair in Ocean Shores, and is easily able to help the museum offer this fun afternoon. A 1974 graduate of the University of Washington with a Bachelor of Science degree in both Shellfish Biology and Invertebrate Zoology, he became well known throughout and beyond the region during a 35-year career with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and its predecessor agencies. Residing near Montesano, he has spent literally thousands of hours on area beaches, and along the way, has received numerous awards, capped off in 2012 when he was named the National Marine Educator of the Year. The museum is open 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. on weekends during the winter months and is located at 4658 SR 109 in Moclips. Information is available by calling 360-276-4441 or by emailing kelly@moclips.org.



Explore the Fresh waterways





Rent a Duffy Electric 21' Cruiser boat to explore the 23 miles of fresh waterways. Choose to drive yourself or "hire a driver" for an additional fee (Boat House provides). The boat has a capacity of 10 passengers



Have you explored the coastal interpretive center?



We educate the public concerning natural and man-made environments on the Washington coast through presentation of the history and ecology of coastal life.
We educate the public concerning natural and man-made environments on the Washington coast through presentation of the history and ecology of coastal life. General Information Open 10-4 on Saturday and Sunday through the fall and winter. Every day in the summer.

No admission fee visitor donations in support of the Center and its programs are welcome!

The Center features "Damon's Outpost Bookstore", with a wide selection of books, outdoor reference guides and related items that visitors enjoy to further enhance their coastal explorations.







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