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This sign sits in the center of Wheeler, near Norm Laknes Station. Photos by Alyssa Evans The Wheeler Waterfront Park. Continued from Page 9 Norm Laknes Station in downtown Wheeler. to night — a front-row seat to a stunning watercolor come to life. You can get your coffee or tea fi x, as well as breakfast, pastries and lunch items, at Handy Creek Bakery & Café, offering take-out only for now, or The Roost, which has take-out and limited seating in its cozy space. You can obtain beer, wine, spirits, or other legal recreational substances at Bay Liquor and More. In the evening, it’s a must for anyone traveling the coast, or for that matter, all of the Northwest, to dine at the Rising Star Café. You’ll fi nd delicious locally sourced fresh seafood, meat and produce, as well as pastas and soups, served with delecta- ble style. Oh, and desserts to die for. Even with more tables available in their outdoor CL SOP C L AT SO P STIB UT IN G STI BUT D I STIBUT C O. C O. 14 // COASTWEEKEND.COM This bench and streetlight, overgrown by plants, is located near Rising Star Cafe. gazebo, reservations are necessary. Once you’ve settled in, go ahead and wander the nooks and crannies of Wheeler Treasures and Wheeler Station, emporiums crammed to the rafters with all sorts of won- derful stuff. Whether it’s Fiestaware, the toy truck you envied as a kid, the deco ear- rings you have to have, that wall-sized Elvis poster, a vintage Flying A sign, or furniture (look up – chairs hanging from the ceiling), or that popcorn machine. There are delights See Page 15 WE DISTRIBUTE DISTRIBUTE MANY MANY PACIFIC PACIFIC NORTHWEST NORTHWEST BREWS: BREWS: WE LOCALLY OWNED - LARRY PERKINS, RON & KIM WILLIAMS 1375 SE 12th Place, Warrenton, OR 97146 503-861-4275 Astoria Brewing Company Astoria Oregon
