Clammie, get your gun, we are having a clam dig weekend! Beaches at Mocrocks and Twin Harbors are open for a 4:13 low tide on Saturday and a 5 p.m. low tide on Sunday.
17Feb12
Clam dig this weekend
This coming fall – get ready for a big Shop the Harbor First push! The Grays Harbor Chamber of Commerce wants to help you expand awareness of your business at just the time you need it most – the shoulder season between the summer and the holidays. To do that, we’re hosting a big Shop [...]
Posted in Aberdeen, East County, Events, Hoquiam, North Beach, Ocean Beaches, Shop the Harbor First, Uncategorized, Westport
Tagged local business, restaurant, retail, Shop the Harbor First
Tagged local business, restaurant, retail, Shop the Harbor First
10Mar11
St. Paddy’s Day is coming!
St. Patrick’s Day is the one day of the year that everybody gets to be Irish. And here on the Harbor, we have businesses that will make it easy for you to get your Irish on.
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Posted in Aberdeen, Hoquiam, Lodging, North Beach, Ocean Beaches, Tourism, Uncategorized
Tagged Events, local business
Tagged Events, local business
10Dec10
Guide to StHF: Spa day
Experiences are popular gifts, and for many women getting a gift certificate to a facial, massage or manicure encourages them to take care of themselves. On the North Beach, there’s always the spa at the Quinault Beach Resort and Casino, which offers a range of services. On the South Beaches there is the Pacific Health [...]
Posted in Aberdeen, North Beach, Ocean Beaches, Shop the Harbor First, Westport
Tagged Chamber, local business, Meet our members, Shop the Harbor First
Tagged Chamber, local business, Meet our members, Shop the Harbor First
The culinary loop has a lot going for it, Sara Owen said. First, it plays into the trend of people staying closer to home for their vacations, attracting new money into the area. It’s also a way to promote sustainability, because the local foods travel a shorter distance from farm (or water) to plate, which means less gas is consumed. Locally produced foods also benefit everyone from the farmer to the restaurant, and more dollars stay in the local community.
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Posted in Dining, Farm, Greening the Harbor, Lodging, Meet our members, North Beach, Services, Tourism, Uncategorized
Tagged Culinary tourism, Entertainment, Farms, Going Green, local business, Lodging, member, Regionalism, restaurant, Seafood, Tourism
Tagged Culinary tourism, Entertainment, Farms, Going Green, local business, Lodging, member, Regionalism, restaurant, Seafood, Tourism