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Got the ‘Heart to Start’?
Old Wave plays Fort George
Providence offers free heart healthy
forum at Astoria Golf and Country Club
Portland band brings indie buzz pop sound
ASTORIA — Recently fea-
tured on NPR’s “Heavy
Rotation,” don’t miss Port-
land’s Old Wave. Youthful
energy, catchy hooks and
dreamy harmonies are all
within the Old Wave feel.
Hints of Simon and Garfun-
kel meld with the electronic
buzz of Matt and Kim.
Hear the band yourself at
8 p.m. Sunday, May 3 when
they play at Fort George
Brewery, located at 1483
Duane St.
Ned Lannamann from the
Portland Mercury says, “Old
Wave is pleased to meet
you. The Portland group is
the former Adam Brock 4 —
brand new name, same great
flavor. Actually, Old Wave’s
debut full-length should
Old Wave
8 p.m. Sunday, May 3
Fort George Brewery
1483 Duane St., Astoria
All ages
No cover
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Hear the indie buzz pop sounds of Old Wave at Fort George Brewery.
showcase a heretofore new
side of the continually grow-
ing band, which stemmed
out of Brock’s solo record-
ings into some full-fledged
band action.”
Brock says, “I started
writing and recording ‘Rid-
dles’ in the winter of 2013,
but the song didn’t really
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plete’s the conceptual part
of the song and adds a new
texture that was missing
in my music). Amanda had
heard a song of mine on the
radio and sent me a mes-
sage wondering if I needed
a bandmate. Soon after we
met Abbey, whose amazing
pipes enter to double the
guitar solo and add another
Amelia Earhart to appear at 65th Loyalty Days
Peninsula to host grand parade, blessing of the fleet, more
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ra Brown’s jazzy ride cym-
bal and tom fills were the
last ingredient to add to the
song (and finalized our cur-
rent line-up as well.)
“We performed as the
Adam Brock 4 for about a
year but decided to change
our name to Old Wave to re-
flect the increased role my
bandmates play in the mu-
sic-making process.”
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Seaside Hospital, along with
Providence Heart and Vascular
Institute, is offering a free heart
healthy forum and the opportuni-
ty to receive a free book by Prov-
idence cardiologist Dr. James
Beckerman.
The Heart-Healthy Forum
will take place from 6 to 7 p.m.
Thursday, May 7 at the Astoria
Golf & Country Club, located at
33445 Sunset Beach Lane.
To register for the free forum,
call 800-562-8964.
Providence can help you stand
up to heart disease. Join Becker-
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Banquet and a Grand Parade
with “Amelia Earhart.”
On Saturday, May 2, the
annual Blessing of the Fleet
will take place at the Ilwaco
Boat Basin. Free scenic boat
rides depart from the dock at
1 p.m. for the on-the-water
memorial service. The U.S.
Coast Guard will also dis-
play a 52-foot lifeboat from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and the
Ilwaco Saturday Market will
kick off its summer season
at the marina. Formation
begins at 11:30 a.m. for a
lively children’s parade that
begins at noon in downtown
Ilwaco — same-day entry
sign up is available starting
at 11 a.m.
To keep crowds hap-
py and well fed, the Long
Beach Elks Club will host
an Oyster Feed from noon to
5 p.m. at the lodge in down-
town Long Beach. The Pen-
insula Saddle Club will also
sponsor a Cowboy Breakfast
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Providence Heart and Vascular cardiolo-
gist Dr. James Beckerman will talk about
fitness and health at a free Heart-Healthy
Forum on May 7.
Start: The Eight-Week Exercise
Prescription to Live Longer, Beat
Heart Disease, and Run Your Best
Race,” will be given to everyone
who attends the forum.
from 7 to 11 a.m. Sunday,
May 3 at the club headquar-
ters on Sandridge Road.
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end will be Sunday’s Loyalty
Days Parade. Boasting more
than 100 units including
marching bands from all over
the Northwest, drill teams
from Seattle and Edmonds,
classic cars, clowns, eques-
trian mounted units, six units
from the Shriners, as well
as VFW posts. Elsa Wolff,
portraying Amelia Earhart,
will be the guest speaker and
Parade Grand Marshal. Re-
viewing stand activities start
at noon in downtown Long
Beach. The parade begins
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over at noon.
The longest annual Loy-
alty Days celebration in the
country, Loyalty Days in
Long Beach is a full week-
end of “Up, Up and Away.”
Long Beach is the only com-
munity in the nation to have
celebrated Loyalty Days for
65 consecutive years. For
more information on Loyal-
ty Days, visit www.loyalty-
dayslongbeach.com