Aug. 31, 1922 STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEER EXPLAINS C. LAKE HIGHWAY
State Highway Engineer Herbert Nunn, when in Medford today en route to Crater Lake with Governor Olcott and party, was informed .
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Massive Event for Seaside Prom Birthday on Aug. 7, 100 Years of Oregon Coast History
Published 07/15/21 at 5:55 PM PDT
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(Seaside, Oregon) – The big Seaside Prom celebration will happen after all on the north Oregon coast.
After wavering a bit and waiting on the latest in pandemic developments, Seaside officials have decided to go ahead with the Promenade 100-year anniversary celebration. The centennial parade and ceremony will happen on Saturday, August 7 to commemorate 100 years of the Seaside Promenade s existence. It was on that day in 1921 when hundreds of officials from around Oregon came to the burgeoning tourist mecca, joining then-Governor Olcott in Seaside to watch Martha Hagmeier,age 8, break a bottle of sea water on the concrete.
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Now, as Seaside engages in a variety of more scaled-down celebrations of the Prom s centennial, it s looking forward to something bigger and more public this summer.
Yet it s still a bit cryptic as to whatever that may be. Seaside s Director of Tourism, Joshua Heineman, sent out the cautious message of “save the date” for Saturday, August 7. Something big may – or may not – be on the horizon.
That cryptic vibe comes from, well, no one s ability to tell the future. Yet Heineman said he s hopeful.
“Details are pending due to the ongoing pandemic, but we ve printed a limited edition Prom Centennial booklet with the help of Travel Oregon and we re moving forward with faith that late summer will look very different than the last year,” he said.