Angelo Bruscas

Angelo posted 234 stories to North Coast News.
Page 1 of 12
(Photo courtesy of Kelly Calhoun, Museum of the North Beach) A Grays Harbor County crew works to remove debris that had become lodged against the 2nd Street bridge over the Moclips River, which swelled with heavy rains.

High surf warning through Friday, coastal flooding concern

Late-fall storm also packs strong winds

  • Dec 13th, 2018 4:07pm
(Photo courtesy of Kelly Calhoun, Museum of the North Beach) A Grays Harbor County crew works to remove debris that had become lodged against the 2nd Street bridge over the Moclips River, which swelled with heavy rains.

Visitor Center will be moving to Chamber office

City Budget approves funds for change in operations, one-year deal at new location

  • Dec 7th, 2018 9:48am

Mayor apologizes over fireworks show controversy

Mayor Crystal Dingler apologized publicly on Monday for the city’s lack of…

  • Nov 29th, 2018 10:36am
This map shows the first section of the proposed high dunes trail that would be built starting next year under the city’s 2019-2020 budget.

Final city budget tweaks completed

Council approves two-year spending plan for Ocean Shores after voting on additions, subtractions

  • Nov 29th, 2018 10:30am
This map shows the first section of the proposed high dunes trail that would be built starting next year under the city’s 2019-2020 budget.
North Beach Schools photo North Beach School Supt. Andrew Kelly, right, receives the award from the Washington State School Directors Association and a check for $1,000 for the district’s support for its most needy students.

OS Elementary data charts steady improvement

Same methods employed at Pacific Beach to help students reach grade-level ability

  • Nov 29th, 2018 10:20am
North Beach Schools photo North Beach School Supt. Andrew Kelly, right, receives the award from the Washington State School Directors Association and a check for $1,000 for the district’s support for its most needy students.

Ocean Shores to make formal application for tsunami-safe structure

State experts pledge support in meeting with City Council, public

  • Nov 15th, 2018 4:01pm
The Shoreline Management Program map of the shoreline areas affected by the new update in Ocean Shores.

Shoreline plans in final stages for county, Ocean Shores

Shores Shoreline Master Program updates under review by state Department of Ecology

  • Nov 15th, 2018 7:18am
The Shoreline Management Program map of the shoreline areas affected by the new update in Ocean Shores.

County election results: Mistachkin wins judicial race

Foster, MacLean, Callaghan headed for victory in other Grays Harbor contests

  • Nov 15th, 2018 6:58am

Mayor details plans for tsunami structure, dunes trail

Projects outlined as part of the 2019-2020 Ocean Shores budget process

  • Nov 15th, 2018 6:50am

Mayor outlines proposal to add city administrator position

Hiring would likely be in the second quarter of 2019, duties outlined

  • Nov 7th, 2018 9:04am
Angelo Bruscas/North Coast News North Beach PAWS president Lorna Valdez gets some love from a furry friend at the 15th annual banquet and auction to benefit what has become the largest shelter in Grays Harbor County.

North Beach PAWS celebrates 15th banquet, auction

Thousands raised to benefit what has become the largest animal shelter of its kinds in the Harbor

  • Nov 7th, 2018 9:01am
Angelo Bruscas/North Coast News North Beach PAWS president Lorna Valdez gets some love from a furry friend at the 15th annual banquet and auction to benefit what has become the largest shelter in Grays Harbor County.
Werth

Elections focus: PUD candidates divided on I-1631

Final profiles of local, county and state races before the Nov. 6 general election

  • Nov 1st, 2018 10:17am
Werth
Angelo Bruscas/North Coast News Ocean Shores Public Works Director Nick Bird, left, and Mayor Crystal Dingler, center, give a tour of the areas of the city hit hard by coastal erosion, such as Damon Point, as part of the Coastal Marine Resources Committee Summit, including Surfrider’s Casey Dennehy, far right, last Thursday.

Marine Resources Summit focus on North Beach, Southwest coast

Jetty history, development impacts shoreline erosion from the Columbia to Grays Harbor

  • Oct 31st, 2018 3:25pm
Angelo Bruscas/North Coast News Ocean Shores Public Works Director Nick Bird, left, and Mayor Crystal Dingler, center, give a tour of the areas of the city hit hard by coastal erosion, such as Damon Point, as part of the Coastal Marine Resources Committee Summit, including Surfrider’s Casey Dennehy, far right, last Thursday.

Garbage rates to increase in Ocean Shores

Lemay’s 30-gallon carts to replace larger one with inserts

  • Oct 31st, 2018 3:20pm

LTAC recommends funding for marketing request, not C0-Op

City Council will have final say in how hotel-motel tax funds are dispersed

  • Oct 31st, 2018 3:16pm
North Coast News: Members of the Ocean Shores City Council take cover under their meeting table during the GreatShakeout exercise that occurred during their first study session on the 2019-2020 budget.

City to apply for federal tsunami evacuation grant funding

Budget discussions continue with conservative approach to revenue forecasts

  • Oct 25th, 2018 9:57am
North Coast News: Members of the Ocean Shores City Council take cover under their meeting table during the GreatShakeout exercise that occurred during their first study session on the 2019-2020 budget.

Sharing North Beach history at Heritage Fair for museum project

The Museum of the North Beach hosted its fourth annual Heritage Fair…

  • Oct 17th, 2018 3:45pm

Biennial budget includes new city administrator position

All-day City Council study session on first two-year spending plan on Thursday at Lions Club

  • Oct 17th, 2018 11:04am
Angelo Bruscas/North Coast News: Ocean Shores Firefighters demonstrate how they rescue someone trapped in a car during the Open House last week.

Fire Dept. celebrates Open House, fire engine grant

Just in time for its annual open house, the Ocean Shores Fire…

  • Oct 17th, 2018 11:02am
Angelo Bruscas/North Coast News: Ocean Shores Firefighters demonstrate how they rescue someone trapped in a car during the Open House last week.
Angelo Bruscas photo Doug Dorling gives credit to the Fresh Waterways Corp. volunteers for their help in the ongoing treatment and survey program for the lakes and canals in Ocean Shores.

Fresh waterways showing steady progress in Ocean Shores

Treatments and commitment from city, volunteers cited as keeping lakes and canals in better shape

  • Oct 3rd, 2018 1:18pm
Angelo Bruscas photo Doug Dorling gives credit to the Fresh Waterways Corp. volunteers for their help in the ongoing treatment and survey program for the lakes and canals in Ocean Shores.

 

This Week's Ads

View All