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1. Breezy Beauty At Newport Beach Pier: Photo Of The Day (patch.com) — Newport Beach locals can enjoy a fresh look at the beloved Newport Beach Pier through a breezy morning photo series featuring egrets lining up for breakfast. The feature highlights the pier's everyday coastal charm and invites Newport Beach and Orange County residents to submit their own high-quality images that showcase the area's beauty and character.
2. Jay Jeffers Brings High Style To A Newport Beach Retreat (luxesource.com) — In nearby Corona del Mar, a Newport Beach–area couple worked with designer Jay Jeffers to create a glamorous, Tom Ford–inspired oceanfront home that still feels right for the neighborhood. Rich fabrics, bold art, and a party-ready lower level replace the usual beachy clichés, while large openings, a pool off the great room, and soft coastal tones keep the Pacific views front and center.
3. Michelle Des Bouillons Won Biggest Wave of the Year; She Wants a World Record (theinertia.com) — Newport Beach recently hosted the Big Wave Challenge, where Brazilian surfer Michelle des Bouillons claimed the Women's Biggest Wave award for a massive ride at Nazaré. Even after celebrating here, she's still pushing to have that same wave recognized as a new women's world record by Guinness, arguing it surpasses the current mark and could inspire future big-wave surfers.
4. Fighting Mother Nature, America has spent $15.7 billion putting sand back on beaches (boingboing.net) — Newport Beach is seeking 200,000 cubic yards of sand from the Santa Ana River as part of a broader, costly effort to fight coastal erosion along California's shoreline. The piece explains how short-lived these sand replenishment projects can be, compares Newport Beach's plans with nearby cities like San Clemente and Laguna Beach, and highlights the long-term challenges of rising seas.
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