Dennis Alexander, a teacher at Seaside High School in Seaside, Calif.
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Gary Wingo, a Baptist minister, performed the ceremony at the Seaside Interfaith Chapel in Seaside, Fla.
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The 54-year-old Indialantic, Florida man was enjoying a lovely morning near his seaside home when he discovered the seaside treasure of all seaside treasures — a message in a bottle.
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People flocked to the seaside town to experience the waters and enjoy some leisure time, prompting some to call it England's first seaside resort.
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Seaside Heights Police Chief Tommy Boyd told the Asbury Park Press his command sent officers and resources into neighboring Seaside Park to assist with crowd control.
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Previous school shootings In March, a teacher accidentally discharged a gun during a public safety class at Seaside High School in Seaside, California, injuring a student.
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Dennis Alexander, who is Seaside City's mayor pro tem and a reserve officer with the Sand City Police Department, was teaching a lesson at Seaside High School in Seaside when he pointed his gun into the ceiling and accidentally fired it, said Abdul Pridgen, the city's police chief.
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The docuseries hails from Laguna Beach producer Mark Ford, and attempts to offer up another addictive look at ridiculously rich, seaside young people with other ridiculously rich, seaside friends.
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Once dismissed as a quiet seaside town populated mainly by OAPs, Bournemouth can now be dismissed as a quiet seaside town populated mainly by OAPs that also has a functional Premier League side.
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Mubarak fled to his seaside home in Sharm El Sheikh.
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The historic center and long seaside promenade provide a backdrop.
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"Jus livin our best lives," Khale captioned the seaside selfie.
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A "topical" sand sculpture on the Seaside Heights beach today.
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View of the seaside resort Levanto in Liguria, in 2014.
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It is now a thriving seaside community popular with tourists.
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Already modernism is clashing with the area's sleepy seaside life.
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At the city's seaside, hundreds of people died that day.
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The clothes had journeyed from the seaside to the mountains.
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Yachts fill the docks of the country's many seaside resorts.
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In Seaside Heights, that means state monitors overseeing every expenditure.
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Noelle Smart entered the pleas Tuesday in Seaside Heights Municipal Court.
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For starters, it wasn't just one seaside villa; it was three.
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A seaside town, a mysterious fall, a paternity mystery...sound familiar?
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Softeco Sismat has signed an industrial and commercial partnership with Seaside.
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Seaside towns are idyllic, but only if you can afford them.
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At his institute at the old Fort Ord in Seaside, Calif.
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She is the daughter of Helen Gatewood Meinicke of Seaside, Ore.
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According to the Seaside Police Department, no "serious injuries" were sustained.
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Even a seaside Home Depot looks somewhat picturesque, given the surroundings.
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The seaside resort town saw thousands of casino layoffs in 2014.
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We tried the local fish and rice dish at seaside restaurants.
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This year's G7 gathering, held in seaside France, is Trump's third.
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Sengiggi, a normally busy seaside tourist strip on Lombok, looked abandoned.
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The incident in Tel Aviv occurred along its popular seaside promenade.
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Why a promenade in Barcelona and the seaside town of Cambrils?
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A reader photo shows San Diego's seaside community of La Jolla.
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Sytch, 46, was stopped in Seaside Heights just after 6:30 p.m.
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Never being able to again smell flowers, the seaside, perfume, wine, etc.
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He's also accused of detonating a bomb in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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The 503-year-old arriving today at his seaside home in Kennebunkport.
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The town seems abandoned, like a seaside resort in the off-season.
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He was on the beach at a seaside resort south of Bangkok.
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LIKE MANY British seaside towns, Weston-super-Mare has seen better centuries.
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She was promptly tossed off a seaside cliff onto the rocks below.
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Though not primarily for retirees, places like Reston, Va., and Seaside, Fla.
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Does it do a headcount at the wedding and admire the seaside?
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Few disagree with him here in the seaside city of Puerto Cabello.
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Seaside shut down hotels, short-term rentals, parks and beaches last week.
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I quickly decamped for a seaside village I would rather not name.
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Fishermen no longer have to guess which seaside market needs their catch.
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Hours later there was car attack in the seaside town of Cambrils.
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Perched on a peninsular rock, the ruins dominate the distillery's seaside panorama.
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But where did the idea for this wild seaside tale come from?
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In the late 1800s, Lands End was developed as a seaside destination.
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Bites Forte dei Marmi is a tale of three seaside resort towns.
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In this seaside context, the artist comes across like a funfair barker.
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Wilson's semi-rural cityscapes, many set in seaside ports, permanently influenced Resika.
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WARNING: EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IN VIDEOS "Seaside heights and seaside park are out of control I've never seen it like this in decades police are doing an amazing job keep up the great work," Brian Riolo wrote on Twitter.
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Though Alexander is stepping down as a reserve police officer and as a teacher at Seaside High School, about 70 miles south of San Jose, Alexander will keep his position as mayor pro tempore for the city of Seaside.
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On the same day as the lockdown at George Washington Middle School in Alexandria, Virginia, Dennis Alexander, a teacher at Seaside High School in Seaside, California accidentally fired a bullet while demonstrating how to empty a gun during class.
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Alicia Vikander dazzled in white during her seaside getaway in Brazil on Sunday.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William took a trip to the seaside on Wednesday!
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Dip into the seaside snaps to say g'day to the hottest mates around.
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New last year, the historic center and long seaside promenade provide the backdrop.
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The home's wraparound porch provides ample space to enjoy the area's seaside air.
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Colombo, the seaside capital of the Indian Ocean island, was jittery on Monday.
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But finding the perfect wedding gown for a seaside wedding can be tricky.
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From This Welsh Seaside Restaurant Is Trying to Make Better Barbecue Than Texas
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The star has been sharing a lot of seaside shots as of late.
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Today the bathing machine may be long forgotten, but seaside holidays are ubiquitous.
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It was then smuggled into a seaside Italian town, possibly inside a bathtub.
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The two lovebirds, wed in an intimate seaside ceremony according to People magazine.
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Seaside Heights Police Department did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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The group acquired Seaside, with an enterprise value set at 2300 million euros.
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As a barometer, Panama city -- just 35 miles west of Seaside -- was decimated.
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The ultra-Orthodox Jewish population enjoys the seaside as much as anyone else.
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They should, because it's about as idyllic and photogenic as seaside spots come.
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The crowd had moved to a seaside stage overlooking the Kebra Kanela beach.
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They designed an expansive seaside home, the Konaditya Estate, on Bali's west coast.
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The seaside estate was where Swift hosted her famous Fourth of July parties.
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Laoting is a seaside county in the Tangshan city area in Hebei province.
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Thursday, the truck sped down the promenade in the seaside city of Nice.
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Consider what happened in the seaside village of Thiaroye-sur-Mer in Senegal.
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It's unhelpful, not only for Skegness, but for British seaside resorts in general.
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Francis celebrated an outdoor Mass on Sunday evening in Ostia, a seaside town.
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Mr. Jones pulled up in front of a seaside cottage on Atlantic Avenue.
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Slovenia is an Alpine state with a number of spa and seaside resorts.
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Do you consider Seaside Rock as the proper follow-up to Writer's Block?
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I mean, Living Thing came out on Columbia and Seaside Rock did not.
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The teacher, Dennis Alexander, who is also a city councilman in Seaside, Calif.
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Their mission was to take a seaside casino that held a Nazi stronghold.
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"Most people take a plane to go somewhere on the seaside," explains Niggeler.
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A vacation to a beautiful seaside destination doesn't have to blow your budget.
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Or Hyannis Port or Martha's Vineyard or some other New England seaside idyll.
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Another person was killed in a separate attack in Cambrils, a seaside resort.
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Five would-be attackers were shot dead by police in a seaside town.
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We are planning a short seaside trip next week and discuss hotel options.
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But she sees potential in the current stability, recently buying two seaside hotels.
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For the Tidal collection, I looked to Mumbai, which is a seaside city.
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As Berg points out, you can't have a seaside cafe without ice cream.
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Brighton itself is a town built on the Victorian fixation with seaside bathing.
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Earlier that day, a pipe bomb went off in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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On a Yacht: A silk slip and diamonds is perfect for a seaside jaunt.
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The historic center and seaside promenade, with a 2.2km stretch, provide the backdrop. Spielberg.
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Back from the march, I sit on a seaside terrace, pondering what I've observed.
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Continuing on this trajectory means transforming every coastline and every seaside community on earth.
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Even if they aren't seaside, the two actors tend to speak in Titanic lines.
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Here's what it's like in the affluent seaside community of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.
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Then walk the five-mile, seaside Franz Joseph I Promenade, colloquially known as Lungomare.
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From there we mostly left the pretty seaside route and took to the interstates.
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Most tourists have already left for seaside resorts further north or south towards Spain.
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Versace takes in the views of that beach from his overwhelmingly grand seaside palace.
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Image: WikimediaSaving seaside real estate isn't the only business benefit of fighting climate change.
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This will accelerate digitisation and help boost tourism and growth in UK seaside towns.
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Authorities have said Rahami is "directly linked" to the Seaside Park and Chelsea bombings.
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Eubank Jr. trains in a tired underground facility that is right near the seaside.
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Hundreds of supporters gathered outside the academy to welcome Trump to the seaside town.
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Another bomb exploded harmlessly in a New Jersey seaside town earlier the same day.
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Welsh seaside town Conwy is one of Europe's most popular destinations for Japanese tourists.
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Matching its fare, this 27-seat restaurant aims for a laid-back seaside feel.
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Neighborhoods to explore include medieval Barri Gòtic, seaside Barceloneta and more touristy El Born.
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David works in Red Hook — a Brooklyn neighborhood known for its industrial seaside vibe.
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The closest city to Mecca is Jeddah, a seaside port on the Red Sea.
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But the first buildings commissioned at the site were more traditional - opulent seaside palaces.
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A few weeks ago, we discovered a picturesque seaside village on the Gulf Coast.
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I do blue cleanups, cleaning the sea, cleaning the seaside, and even cleaning rivers.
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We're a traditional seaside resort, a holiday that most people cut their teeth on.
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Saturday's blast was likely timed to disrupt the event in Seaside Park, officials said.
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It's a seaside resort town on the English Channel down in south west England.
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Seaside goldenrod often greets the first snowflakes with blooms, even as other plants die.
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In Greece, wildfires near Athens have ravaged seaside areas, killing at least 74 people.
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One of her friends, Christian Kendall, used his phone to search for Seaside online.
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The shops, restaurants and galleries of Langley, a seaside village, are 10 minutes away.
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Wind-fueled wildfires near Athens have ravaged seaside areas, killing at least 76 people.
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But the seaside establishments that accommodate people in wheelchairs are few and far between.
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But sometimes the results have turned out a little too desirable; in Seaside, Fla.
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He owns two championship-level golf resorts in the country, including the seaside Turnberry.
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Above, the Hydrus in Seaside Heights, N.J., replacing a coaster destroyed by Hurricane Sandy.
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They looked at four birds: the clapper rail, willet, saltmarsh sparrow and seaside sparrow.
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The story covered the stabbing of one brother by another at a seaside restaurant.
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Vinnik was arrested while on holiday in a seaside village in Greece in July.
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In 2011, the FBI lured a likely unsuspecting Bulger out of his seaside apartment.
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Every year, tourists travel to the seaside town to see the epic sandcastle designs.
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Then the nuclear reactor shuts down when the tidal wave reaches its seaside dome.
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The Great British summer, out in force for a trip to the Kent seaside.
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CityLiveSketch originally started in the small seaside village of Marzamemi in Southeastern Sicily, Syracuse.
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Thrones films its Dragonstone scenes in Itzurun Beach, a seaside area in Spain's Basque Country.
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But of all the seaside towns, the village of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat stands apart.
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Prosperous vacationers travel to lakes and seaside resorts in new cars and slick, reliable trains.
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Another was an aerial view of a seaside town, complete with clam shack and lighthouse.
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Along with the rundown seaside resort of Skegness, it voted by 76-24% for Leave.
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The actress married director Pete Chatmon in an intimate seaside wedding ceremony over the weekend.
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Qatar's main fan zone is a park between the seaside highway and the hospital district.
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The devices looked similar to one that exploded Saturday morning in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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The seaside look is one of several Hayek has sported — and showed off — this year.
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Some bondholders are betting on a state bailout for the junk-rated seaside resort town.
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PETA has called for Takara and her newborn to be sent to a seaside sanctuary.
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It also has some weight to it so it won't blow away when you're seaside.
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The moist, morning, seaside air and the new, low light piercing the fog are palpable.
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Norwich can be a cold and rainy place and the closest seaside experience is Yarmouth.
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The leaders in their seaside villas will not have been in the mood to party.
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He is a son of Neslihan A. Brunton and David J. Brunton of Seaside, Calif.
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Holiday Lane Seaside Gold Faux Coral Decoration, $28.99 on sale (originally $42), available at Macy's
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You don't have to be seaside to enjoy sweeping water views and sun-soaked beaches.
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Which is what makes Redd's seaside retreat on New York's Fire Island Pines so surprising.
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The last dusky seaside sparrow died on Discovery Island, a nature reserve owned by Disney.
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There were once thousands of dusky seaside sparrows living on the East Coast of Florida.
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It was a real friends-and-family affair on the quiet and secluded seaside spot.
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Seaside without the sea... Silent children, strangled by the hoods of their anoraks, heads down.
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Many of the standouts on the menu were seaside specials, served only at Le Dock.
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The seaside community of Mexico Beach, where the storm made landfall, was a flattened wreck.
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There's nowhere like the British seaside: thieving seagulls, empty arcades, bigoted pensioners, arctic fucking water.
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The nearest international airport is in the seaside city of Pula, about 25 miles south.
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At one point, on a seaside crest as dusk fell, we heard Barnaby's collar beeping.
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Here's what else is happening: It should be a sweet afternoon for that seaside smoothie.
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The foundation conducted experiments in an opulent seaside mansion in Maine designed by Stanford White.
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LIMA, Peru — In this seaside capital, the tales of graft were multiplying like the potholes.
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"The whole landscape of our town has changed," said Seaside Park's longtime mayor, Robert Matthies.
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Seaside Park was aging and already shrinking, "but it's accelerating since Sandy," Mr. Matthies said.
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What he saw was horrifying: The Prom [the seaside path near the beach] was deserted.
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SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. — It was one of the indelible images of the wrath of Hurricane Sandy: a famous Jersey Shore roller coaster reduced to a twisted, mangled wreck in the surf off Seaside Heights, its decades-old iron and steel slicing the coming waves.
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The downside of a seaside launch site is that weather is unpredictable, potentially causing launch delays.
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Local media reports have joked about how the rain turned the city into a "seaside" city.
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Paris Jackson skipped the ski slopes this holiday season for some family time by the seaside.
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But if you thought your only seaside escape was a house in the Hamptons, think again.
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The Lisbon area, including the seaside towns of Cascais and Estoril, is a favorite with expats.
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Just 11, he was told by relatives that she had gone off to a seaside resort.
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TOURISTS whizz along the Malecón, Havana's grand seaside boulevard, in bright-red open-topped 1950s cars.
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In April, a seaside bike path built in advance of the Olympics collapsed, killing two people.
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Last year the council in Southend, an English seaside town, began deploying Pepper in care homes.
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It aims to attract 10 million visitors to seaside getaways and Islamic research centers by 2050.
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The seaside promenade, where walking sticks outnumber G-strings, offers a glimpse of its demographic future.
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Most lead to the adult Prue, who becomes an artist living in an English seaside village.
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Collectors shell out for original canvases, which dot the walls of tropical resorts and seaside chateaus.
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Of course, we actually don't know how Corey will fit into the seaside community of Monterey.
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The fishermen believe the porbeagle is the first shark caught near the seaside town of Whitby.
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He loved pitching horseshoes, hunting, fishing and spending time at the family's seaside home in Maine.
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LONDON — Love it or hate it, the British seaside is a very unique kind of place.
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Earlier on Friday, Guardian marked the opening of summer beach season for the seaside resort city.
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ONCE a year the little seaside town of Essaouira, in Morocco, reclaims its lost Jewish community.
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See the colorful graffiti in Valparaiso, Chile — the seaside city is literally covered in street art.
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Hours earlier, police responded to an explosion before a charity race in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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Only four other of these "unique" dolphins have been spotted by the Seaside Aquarium since 1995.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Those cute little emojis have emotions running high in one southern California seaside enclave.
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The gunmen then moved up the beach, continuing their killing spree and entering several seaside hotels.
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Within the first 10 minutes, I was already intimidated by the scale of the seaside town.
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Before these seaside sweeties had famous faces, they were just typical kids bouncin' around the beach.
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The helicopter was found in the seaside state of Vargas, Venezuelan state news agency AVN reported.
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There was one tasty offering made from avocado at the seaside town of Palomino in Colombia.
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And if you get a cut while traipsing around seaside, clean it as soon as possible.
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A cellphone was also used in the Seaside Park bomb, but that explosive contained black powder.
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So a number of French seaside towns decided to ban Islamic swimwear in public (see article).
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In a separate investigation, state prosecutors charged him with concealing his ownership of a seaside property.
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That could take some time: bankruptcy for the once-grand seaside resort seems a strong possibility.
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One of the men, Gui Minhai, vanished from his seaside apartment in Pattaya, Thailand, in October.
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Ruth L. Merrimen, a justice of the peace, officiated at Oceanstone Seaside Resort in Indian Harbour.
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Grenade blasts from drug-gang battles echo through Leblon, the seaside bastion of the city's elite.
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The fires are burning in the Attica region, including one near the seaside resort of Mati.
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Now the city is trying to reinvent itself as a seaside resort for the modern age.
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Gottie Oppenheimer is a math and science genius in a small seaside town in Norfolk, England.
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Expansive oceanfront estates, fashionable shops and chic restaurants add to their aura as premier seaside resorts.
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The hot new under-the-radar luxury travel destination is the seaside city of Bodrum, Turkey.
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Fionn Ferreira lives on a remote island in West Cork, a seaside region in southern Ireland.
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The Cannes Film Festival started May 11 in the seaside French town of the same name.
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I was born in Les Sables-d'Olonne, a seaside resort in the Vendée department in France.
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I have been to the usual suspects of Oregon's coast: Cannon Beach, Seaside, and Rockaway Beach.
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In terms of aesthetics, there are five colors, and I tried (and loved) the Seaside Mint.
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You're talking to a monkey man who lives by the seaside who has too much fur.
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Crowded seaside restaurants serve fresh fish from the Indian Ocean alongside cappuccinos and Italian-inspired cuisine.
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Then, she flees — leaving him along with their two children and a seaside home in Dorset.
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They live under one roof in a seaside community south of Manila, where rent is cheap.
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Locals in Thessaloniki, Greece, flocked to a seaside promenade on March 16, ignoring social-distancing directives.
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The peril grew vivid last year in Pacifica, a seaside city just south of San Francisco.
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Sundus Rasheed, who lives in Karachi's seaside neighborhood of Kemari, told CNN that residents were panicking.
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The brazen assault at Manda Bay, a sleepy seaside base near the Somali border, on Jan.
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For a 1934 competition, she designed a prefabricated seaside cabin, dramatically constructed in the Vuitton show.
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His production of "Così" is set in a Coney Island-like seaside, among sideshows and carnies.
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Rose Williams plays the young heroine embroiled in the sketchy society of a nascent seaside resort.
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Guests stay in a seaside stone cottage, and activities include yoga, snorkeling, biking, hiking and kayaking.
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Dancers Responding to AIDS has presided over this seaside festival and worthy fund-raiser since 1994.
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The story of Britain's seaside resorts, over the last half-century, is one of inexorable decline.
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We're told they got a sweet deal for a seaside suite -- 6 nights for about $5k.
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Renesse a special place, a small seaside town where many residents depend on tourism for income.
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Both Goodding, a 39-year-old Seaside police officer, and the suspect later died at a hospital.
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In the East Legon neighborhood of Ghana's seaside capital, Sekyiamah's spacious bungalow sits between much grander properties.
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The advisory delivered a stark reminder of the formerly ritzy seaside resort city Acapulco fall from grace.
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The female rescue kitten is charming Australia and the international audience of Instagram with her seaside posts.
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It's as central to our lives as chip shops and slow busses, tabloid puns and seaside promenades.
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In 2022, Heidi lives with her mother (Sissy Spacek) and is a server at a seaside diner.
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In the seaside village of Siboney, near Santiago de Cuba, villagers moved furniture to the safest houses.
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Straight ahead is the waterpark, under the glare of an ultra-long LED screen, projecting seaside scenes.
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The spouses endlessly talked up the seaside town, Braun tells Architectural Digest in the magazine's March issue.
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This seaside region in Portugal boasts great beaches and more sunny days than almost anywhere in Europe.
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Highway 24, the scenic route that winds along the famed seaside cliffs overlooking the Pacific, remained open.
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Highway 1, the scenic route that winds along the famed seaside cliffs overlooking the Pacific, remained open.
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Three checkpoints clog the road out of Pattani, a seaside town, each manned by a different force.
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Gunmen attacked three hotels in Grand Bassam, a seaside town 40km from the capital of Ivory Coast.
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The warm greeting is paired by her choice of audio, like seaside sounds, birds, or gentle piano.
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The area lies near the site of a seaside village buried in lava from a 1960 eruption.
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The plotters had struck in classic fashion, while the president was away by the seaside on holiday.
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But in this case, no one was prepared to view the seaside regiment as a liberating force.
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While it lacked the Old World charm of Chania, it had a calm, seaside appeal to it.
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Mr. Jones, 74, was born in Colwyn Bay, a seaside community on the north coast of Wales.
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As a child in the '70s, the idea of a seaside dress code never entered my head.
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Dig into spanakopita and other Greek favorites at Varoulko Seaside, a Michelin-starred restaurant in Athens, Greece.
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Or how dramatically, precariously built, like this seaside village that clings to the side of a cliff.
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Thousands of soldiers are patrolling Rio's upscale seaside districts to ease fears of muggings and other crime.
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The charm of Sozopol, like Nessebar, is in its cobblestone streets, appealing restaurants and breathtaking seaside views.
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Already, the seaside resort has lost about 8,000 jobs as casinos in neighboring states lured gamblers away.
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Some are outright reasonable: This entire seaside, hilltop villa in Greece with five bedrooms sleeps 21 people.
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You can drive down Barack Obama Avenue in East St. Louis, or Obama Way in Seaside, Calif.
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They get their first taste of sand and sea if they go to a British seaside resort.
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The seaside town of Heng Fa Chuen was particularly hard-hit, with rapid flooding and wind damage.
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Temperton was a native of the seaside town of Cleethorpes, 180 miles (290 kilometers) north of London.
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The house, known as Fair Field, sprawls across 62,000 square feet on a 64-acre seaside plot.
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Ahhhh, the Roussillon: dry like a warm tundra, wind-swept like a goddess, seaside like my dreams.
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From a quaint seaside town or a restaurant in your hometown that has wooden benches for seating.
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This month, nearly 173,000 people were evicted from a seaside community in the Lekki suburb of Lagos.
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Seaside goldenrod (Solidago sempervirens) often stands out as the only green thing in this earth-toned habitat.
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Lopez Obrador was speaking at a major annual banking conference in the southwestern seaside resort of Acapulco.
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When that seaside gale blows, one must be so shellacked not a hair moves out of place.
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The Panhandle, known for its postcard-quality beaches and charming seaside towns, is a year-round destination.
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Rooftop bars and restaurants abound, and many seaside establishments feature tidal pools and beach chairs for sunbathing.
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Eastwatch at least, given its seaside location, could be rebuilt as a port town and trading center.
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The seven years that a Russian Constructivist and his dog moved among British artists by the seaside.
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Parque del Indio, a popular seaside park for skaters and joggers, was blanketed with sand and water.
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Pulse Make Your Bed Charlie Hedin grew up sailing around Marstrand, a small seaside town in Sweden.
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The production, which runs through July 220, brought Mr. Hall to the seaside city of Gloucester, Mass.
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The dinner tables were decorated with pale pink peonies, whose scent wafted into the cool seaside air.
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State television broadcaster CGTN reported that surging waves flooded a seaside hotel in the city of Shenzhen.
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"We had a guy last year bring in a coffin," said Mayor Anthony Vaz of Seaside Heights.
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"Slack Bay" is set in a tiny seaside community in northern France, sometime in the early 1900s.
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I read on the beach and hired a bike to cycle the length of its seaside boardwalk.
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Located a few hours north of Berlin, the town offers tourists a postcard version of seaside tranquility.
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Two drowned when their moored sailing boat sank in the seaside town of Antirio, coastguard officials said.
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"The most exciting openings are in seaside destinations, along with a handful of urban locations," he said.
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The air in Mumbai, India's seaside commercial capital with some 20 million residents, is also getting worse.
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You can book a two-bedroom for around €500 per night in convenient Gustavia or seaside Flamands.
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Children's toys and rides at a seaside carnival in Sumur were left scattered along a swampy beach.
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It's much the same in other seaside locales, whether it's Busan, Korea, Taganga, Colombia, or Fujian, China.
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Saturday at a U.S. Marine charity race in Seaside Park, New Jersey, about 85 miles from New York.
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He also received a report that a pier at the seaside town of Oak Island had been damaged.
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Most recently, a huge river of lava has engulfed two entire seaside subdivisions – Vacationland and Kapoho Beach Lots.
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The summer she's 17, Maris stays with her estranged father and his new family in a seaside town.
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"Spring breakers are getting murdered in Neptune, thereby decimating the seaside town's lifeblood tourist industry," the description says.
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The pair spent time gazing into each other's eyes and doing a seaside mannequin challenge with some friends.
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For those tempted to answer Renzi's call, Sunday's weather forecast is mostly sunny, favoring perhaps a seaside outing.
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In Margate, a seaside town full of pensioners, it is hard to find anyone who voted to remain.
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It will be held in the seaside town of Biarritz in southwest France from Saturday through to Monday.
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My friends at PETA and I want SeaWorld to move these intelligent animals to seaside sanctuaries without delay.
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But there's also a downside to those seaside weekends and days at the pool: the risk of sunburn.
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The Friday strike, on a seaside town 50 miles west of Tripoli, targeted Noureddine Chouchane, a Tunisian militant.
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The homicide also promises to offer commentary on the idea of class divides in an affluent seaside enclave.
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Swift already has a seaside mansion in Rhode Island, just across the Long Island Sound from the Hamptons.
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Designs in multi-coloured stripes were inspired by the patterns of seaside deckchairs, according to the show notes.
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There are more heroin deaths per person in the seaside town than anywhere else in England and Wales.
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Like many Canadians, she said she knew Trudeau was vacationing with his family in the popular seaside destination.
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Earlier in the day, police responded to an explosion before a charity race in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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Authorities believe they are connected to explosions the day before in New York City and Seaside, New Jersey.
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Image: GettyEarlier in the day, a pipe bomb exploded near a 5K run in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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The blaze, whipped by gale-force winds, raced through the seaside area northeast of Athens on July 23.
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Fanned by high winds, the blaze gutted seaside resorts where many Athens residents and retirees have holiday homes.
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For a seaside accent in any room, arrange shells, starfish and sand dollars in a shadow box frame.
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Woodward, who is from the upscale seaside city of Newport Beach, has pleaded not guilty to the killing.
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If you have your own story of a seaside sexcapade, we'd love to read it in the comments.
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Seaside sanctuary supporters can help this initiative by learning more about and donating to The Whale Sanctuary Project.
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Once the couple arrived at the beach, Brooks took Martin to a seaside tent decorated with romantic mementos.
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The companies began testing the drones on Thursday, when they launched one from the seaside town of Marblehead.
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As a traffic warden in a busy seaside town, I've had my share of abuse and snide remarks.
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The seaside town of Beidaihe, the nearest sandy getaway to the Chinese capital, Beijing, is not so bashful.
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Inching closer to town Multiple videos show an enormous waterspout towering over the Italian seaside town of Salerno.
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In Carlsbad, an affluent seaside community, residents gathered enough signatures to force a referendum on the shopping center.
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Set your sights in particular on the seaside town of Hoi An and Hue, a former national capital.
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A branch of the University of California attracts lots of students (and student debt) to this seaside city.
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This time, they're investigating a serious sexual assault that shocks the tight-knit seaside town to its core.
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But Dolssa (miraculously?) escapes being thrown into the flames and winds up in the seaside village of Bajas.
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In the eighties, Gabeira gained additional celebrity by posing for seaside photographs wearing only a crocheted bikini bottom.
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Earlier that day, bombs placed in a trash can in Seaside Park, N.J., exploded before a charity race.
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Your feed is just Peep Show references and a stream of seaside landscapes and beer gardens with friends.
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Watch it now, admire the beautiful story of a seaside town, or forever be neither fulfilled or replenished.
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Three young sisters live with their parents in a decommissioned seaside sanatorium that was once a grand hotel.
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An hour from Providence by car or public bus is Newport, a seaside resort with Gilded Age mansions.
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Karma, of course, was a favorite hotspot for the 'Jersey Shore' cast when they shot in Seaside Heights.
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It isn't hard to imagine the old pretty streets downtown and along the seaside boardwalk filled with tourists.
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The coaster is a seaside engineering pièce de résistance, including an underground tunnel, a bridge, and seashell graveyard.
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This month, the United States Embassy in Senegal warned Americans to avoid seaside hotels and businesses in Dakar.
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That all stood in stark contrast to Labour's conference at the seaside town of Brighton a week earlier.
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"Even in the 19th century, Uunisaari had a famous seaside bathhouse," says its head of operations, Outi Gummerus.
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But they expressed disappointment that Mr. Soares, who owns a luxurious seaside villa in Miami, remains at large.
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Western experts say the weapon appears best suited for targeting a seaside civilian population, rather than military targets.
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"I like him because he puts Italians first," a woman told us in Ostia, a Roman seaside suburb.
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I'd booked accommodations in a seaside town north of Boston through Airbnb, that chaste distant cousin of Match.com.
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It's located in La Jolla, California, an affluent seaside community that is only 20 minutes from San Diego.
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Mr. Modi plans to bring Mr. Xi to some monuments in Mamallapuram, an old seaside town near Chennai.
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The seaside town on Aquidneck Island is home to some of the most impressive homes in the country.
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In Cambrils, a small seaside resort town about 50 miles south of Barcelona, another car attack was unfolding.
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The seaside resort town of Wildwood, usually dead quiet in January, saw a short boom from the rally.
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Half-moons of hardened saliva spat onto the walls of seaside caves by tiny swiftlets in Southeast Asia.
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From Uppsala, we flew to Lulea, a seaside town of 70,000 at the mouth of the Lule River.
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The brazen Shabab assault at Manda Bay, Kenya, a sleepy seaside base near the Somali border, on Jan.
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It's divided into 10 stages, beginning with a concrete path leading to spectacular seaside cliffs and white beaches.
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The seaside town was not in a recognized flood zone so many homeowners reportedly didn't have flood insurance.
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Hours later another vehicle attack took place in the seaside town of Cambrils, 2000 miles to the south.
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I think the seaside location, luxury rooms, and expansive resort perks make it worth the higher price tag.
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Chana Albury and her friends cowered in a small bathroom room in a seaside home during the storm.
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They are fino sherries aged in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, not made from grapes grown around that seaside town.
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The scent of sunblock on sunburned Western tourists vanished from the pool decks and seaside promenades that summer.
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They had sex in a hotel room in a seaside town, then Ray went out to get cigarettes.
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A site in a Peruvian seaside town excavated in 93 revealed 17 children and 20 llamas buried together.
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Against fertile seaside backdrops, Sofia, seeking a robust, global meaning for femininity and motherhood, becomes increasingly bold herself.
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But in Senegal's seaside capital and neighboring countries in West Africa, the protests were small or non-existent.
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First we meet Rose, standing in the kitchen of a ramshackle seaside cottage and ignoring a prodigious nosebleed.
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Born in the seaside town of Maiquetía, Venezuela, in 1920, Hurtado migrated to New York at age 323.
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The elderly women gather at the seaside bulteok, a stone structure with a fire pit and rest facilities.
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They are fino sherries aged in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, not made from grapes grown around that seaside town.
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And here, in this seaside city on Hainan island, the southernmost edge of China, was their wintertime paradise.
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Hours later another vehicle attack took place in the seaside town of Cambrils, 70 miles to the south.
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This beer batter features the winning brew from our Beerland craft brewers competition for a perfect seaside bite.
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On Friday, police found eight North Korean men near a boat at a seaside marina in northern Japan.
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Barcelona has long been known for its glorious seaside, trippy architecture by Antoni Gaudí, and cutting-edge gastronomy.
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Colombo, the seaside capital of the Indian Ocean island, was jittery the day after the horrifying Easter Sunday attacks.
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This stance is a no-brainer in a district where seaside tourism is an important part of the economy.
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" In a moving speech, William said: "Blackpool has always been one of the United Kingdom's most loved seaside towns.
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But security was not as impressed, with a video capturing the moment two guards from the seaside bar intervened.
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The Italian seaside town of Sapienza became first a film set, complete with ruined buildings and a useable mech.
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Lisbon proper lies along the banks of the Tagus River estuary, which gives the city a pleasant seaside air.
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In short, Italo Disco was about as much fun as you could have in a club by the seaside.
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The 28-year-old works as a groundsman at a sports complex in Glyfada, a seaside suburb of Athens.
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It began with a group of friends renting a seaside home in California for the Independence Day holiday weekend.
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There's nothing I like more than a laid-back seaside restaurant full of local families eating freshly caught seafood.
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After almost 300 years of revelry, the long-term future of the seaside holiday looks a little more uncertain.
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Then, on June 27, the couple took a walk by the seaside in Ipswich, England, with Hiddleston's mother, Diana.
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A seaside bike lane, built to show off the city's natural beauty, collapsed after being hit by a wave.
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Brought up in Waterlooville, a down-at-heel corner of Hampshire, she now represents Portsmouth, a struggling seaside city.
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"Spring breakers are getting murdered in Neptune, thereby decimating the seaside town's lifeblood tourist industry," according to the logline.
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But such projects replenish the same vulnerable areas again and again, and disproportionately benefit wealthy owners of seaside lots.
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Big Little Lies turns a murder mystery in a tony seaside community into spellbinding television, rich with shocking secrets.
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A seaside cafe once humming with beach-goers is now empty, its charred tables and chairs long cleared away.
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Temperatures in several seaside and jungle towns have also reached 20-year highs, said Nelson Quispe, a Senamhi official.
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A pipe bomb also exploded in Seaside Park, N.J., Saturday afternoon, but no injuries were reported in that incident.
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Normally used for 10K preparation - I'm deploying it to power me through three days of beer at the seaside.
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The pageant returned to the seaside gambling resort a few years ago after nearly a decade in Las Vegas.
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The country star was performing in Seaside Heights, New Jersey Wednesday for a fundraiser benefiting St. Jude Children's Hospital.
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The officer was serving a warrant in downtown Seaside when he was fired upon, city spokesman John Rahl said.
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Apathy is something that the characters in a lovely grand hotel in a seaside resort in England can afford.
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From a distance, Dusk at Shinnecock Bay feels out of place, like a landscape painting from a seaside Airbnb.
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The console launched in late 2005, when I was studying in an unremittingly bleak, booze-drenched Welsh seaside town.
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The beneficiaries of this will be residents of Vuosaari, a seaside district in the eastern half of Finland's capital.
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After IS all but destroyed Tunisian tourism with seaside and museum attacks last year, 2016 has seemed unusually calm.
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Take a swim in Super Mario Odyssey's Seaside Kingdom and the Joy-Cons effervesce with a satisfying, subtle fizz.
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There are Prada and Hermès outlets on the Corniche, the city's magnificent seaside promenade, and a Virgin Megastore, too.
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A few years back I was on holidays with my family in Tréport, a seaside town in Northern France.
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Meanwhile, flip phones used on devices Chelsea and Seaside, New Jersey were both bought at same store last year.
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At a seaside tavern, diners nibble on freshly caught calamari under the generous boughs of an old mulberry tree.
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In the opening essay, he recalls a summer at the seaside in Calabria when he was still a student.
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A stylish, seaside establishment that is not a resort, with both historical and contemporary flair and top-notch service.
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Fort Tilden is tucked between bustling seaside communities on the Rockaway Peninsula, where city beachgoers flock in the summertime.
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Here, there were clusters of palms and fronds along the runway, like a garden path to a seaside Airbnb.
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One exploded in Lower Manhattan, injuring 31 people; another exploded in Seaside Park, N.J., but no one was injured.
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Welcome to the season of barbecue and beach books, road trips and roller coasters, sunbathing, surfing and seaside siestas.
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Liz Corder was a bridesmaid at a Florida seaside wedding on June 18 when she was 25 weeks pregnant.
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For Mr. Gelfman, the seaside retreat is a mere 262-minute drive from his home in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
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Africa has been unhappy with the International Criminal Court, based in The Hague, a seaside city in the Netherlands.
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In 1987, Orange Band, the last known dusky seaside sparrow died in captivity, marking the end of the species.
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The city's seaside Malecon promenade was largely deserted Sunday morning except for a few cars, joggers, fishermen and pelicans.
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Thousands of fans packed out the seaside festival grounds to see their favorite band perform for the first time.
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From a tropical Florida celebration to a winter wedding in foggy Carmel, CA, these seaside nuptials are beyond breathtaking.
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Hosted annually in the seaside resort of Budva, this conference attracts attendees from all sectors of the tech industry.
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In Younjin, Kim visited a seaside hotel and asked why the facility remained unfinished six years after construction began.
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The grass may be somewhat greener in Wellington, New Zealand's seaside capital, on the southern end of North Island.
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Like other goldenrods, seaside goldenrod hosts a number of insect parasites that lay eggs in the plant's living stems.
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Up Next Name: Maya Reik Age: 19 Hometown: Beit Yanai, a small seaside village on the coast of Israel.
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Many of the poorest-performing wards are concentrated in post-industrial parts of the country or unloved seaside towns.
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The contest is in a small seaside town in Montenegro, a couple of hours away from my Croatian hometown.
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They have been incorporated into bars, as at Quinéville, or built into seaside houses, or used to store hay.
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But first thing was a visit to the 1,000-year-old morning market in the seaside town of Wajima.
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GAMASA, Egypt — At her apartment in a seaside town, Luba el-Helw, a working Egyptian mother, faced multiple demands.
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Whether we're talking about seaside resorts or Native American citizenship, history almost always finds its way into our conversations.
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The couple, along with their 9-year-old daughter, often took seaside holidays and visited Ms. Fernando's old village.
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The title refers to the name he gave one of his first ascents, on a seaside cliff in Wales.
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Or perhaps that's because it only has four main characters, and they're all secluded at a remote, seaside estate.
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Despite the inclement weather, Lyme Regis itself is as pretty as an English seaside town is likely to be.
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Bening plays Grace, who lives in a sleepy seaside town with her husband of 29 years, Edward (Bill Nighy).
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The museum, in the seaside city of Gdansk, has attracted some 14,000 visitors in just its first two weeks.
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They were killed by the police during a second attack, in the seaside holiday town of Cambrils early Friday.
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For a seaside trip that's off the beaten path, look into Friday Harbor on Washington state's San Juan Islands.
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Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club in Miami is offering an enticing "Seaside Romantic Escape Package" for an idyllic beach getaway.
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By the end, she was happy to order a steak and get an ayurvedic treatment at a seaside hotel.
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He wasn't to be found at the old address I had for him in the seaside town of Saltcoats.
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He studied in France and owned land in the old commercial district, a hunting lodge and a seaside villa.
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A long-limbed, cheerful teenager, Hinako, sets down in a seaside town for the summer, catching waves with expertise.
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The Hilo Seaside Hotel, a Hawaiian family-owned hotel just 30 miles northeast of Kilauea, reported cancellations as well.
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An unnamed narrator takes us through his daily life in a picturesque, run-down seaside town in the 1950s.
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On Scotland's seaside, the birthplace of golf, the first bunkers were a result of wind, water and burrowing animals.
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In France, a man drove into a crowd on a busy seaside promenade during Bastille Day celebrations in Nice.
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At 23, Fertitta took out a $6,000 bank loan to start his first business, a seaside hotel in Galveston.
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Ambulances took Stiles and his daughter to Providence Seaside Hospital, where the girl was pronounced dead, the release said.
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Other police operations halted a second attack in the seaside resort town of Cambrils, Spain, later in the night.
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They have turned Sanya, a seaside city on Hainan island, the southernmost edge of China, into a wintertime paradise.
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And, on the opposite coast, the seaside city of Kailua-Kona has emerged from the year's calamities relatively unfazed.
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For an elegant seaside supper, try Maya's, whose Martiniquan namesake and her American husband launched the restaurant in 2185.
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The inferno surrounded Mati, a popular seaside resort destination for Greek families about 25 miles north-east of Athens.
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Brick, New Jersey Union Beach, New Jersey Ocean Beach, New Jersey Seaside Park, New Jersey Seaside Park, New Jersey Bay Head, New Jersey Brick, New Jersey Wildwood, New Jersey Manasquan, New Jersey Union Beach, New Jersey Ocean Beach, New Jersey Brick, New Jersey The 2016 hurricane season is already a nasty one.
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The seaside mansion is situated right on the eastern coast of Hawaii and contains five bedrooms and seven full baths.
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They were living in a seaside villa on the Isle of Wight when World War I began in August 1914.
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The 23-story booster soared off its seaside launch pad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station at 213:20713 a.m.
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The incident occurred inside Seaside High School, as Alexander was allegedly pointing his gun at the ceiling, the paper reports.
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In response to the pipe bomb explosion in Seaside this morning Belmar will increase police presence immediately for the weekend.
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With a throng of reporters watching, he will make a dramatic arrival by helicopter at his seaside Trump Turnberry resort.
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Beach season is finally here — but let's not forget about the stressful responsibility of keeping track of your seaside valuables.
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In his photo, the women are laughing, lounging, and totally oblivious to the viewer — the seaside is for them, too.
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The vinegar-haddock-urine smell of seaside towns; the perfume-booze-sweat crush of commuters travelling home from booming cities.
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Once a quiet seaside haven for backpackers, Sihanoukville has morphed into a giant construction site in the past three years.
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Los Doctores del Celular, a mobile-phone repair shop a few blocks from Havana's Malecón seaside promenade, is one example.
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In May, Crystal stood next to her sister as she married director Pete Chatmon in an intimate seaside wedding ceremony.
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Around 180 French passengers are being held at a seaside resort with volleyball courts, art classes, and a concierge service.
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In North Cornwall, an erstwhile Lib Dem seat of rolling hills and seaside villages, memories of the coalition are fresh.
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In Norfolk near their country home, the seaside of Hunstanton and other beaches are favorite outings for the royal mom.
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It then flows into a seaside scene of fabrics laying out on a sunny day as waves splash closely by.
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But later this year, the Republican presidential nominee's name will disappear from the seaside gambling resort — along with 3,000 jobs.
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In Kaiaua, a seaside town south of Auckland, authorities called for residents to evacuate as strong tides submerged the coast.
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It looks like any other beach in the seaside town, save for one key detail: Men and women are separated.
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One of my colleagues noted in 2014 the contrast between Cambridge, a university town, and Clacton, a faded seaside resort.
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You play as one of the twins (either brother or sister) who help their mom run a small seaside café.
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Cambrils has a population of 33,000 and the seaside resort town is located approximately 62 miles (90 minutes) from Barcelona.
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Most of the attendees at the party's annual conference in Torquay, a seaside resort on the south coast, were relieved.
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"Beach reads" are often considered a genre unto themselves: light, breezy fare that match the light breezes of the seaside.
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A French court has ruled against the burkini ban implemented by seaside town Villeneuve-Loubet after mounting backlash, reported CNN.
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His regular visits to Brighton helped put the seaside town on the map and it grew in importance after that.
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Authorities believe the Manhattan bombing was linked to an earlier bomb that exploded in a trashcan in Seaside, New Jersey.
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Greece&aposs fire department says the death toll from wildfires that decimated seaside communities near Athens has increased to 79.
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Last week, police in the English seaside town of Eastbourne warned that they had seized some 100 percent pure cocaine.
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Fast forward three years and Amirah is riding regularly on the seaside corniche, alone or with her husband and children.
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For 85 minutes, Sterns simply delivers charismatic, sharply dressed, wildly talented performers in one of the country's oldest seaside towns.
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The helicopter was later found in the seaside state of Vargas, state-run news agency Agencia Venezolana de Noticias reported.
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But if Seaside Heights style isn't necessarily your aesthetic, this half-back ponytail contains a lot of the same elements.
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Fishermen dangle their lines each day off Beirut's seaside Corniche, either selling their catch or taking it home to eat.
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The annual seaside weekender has long been known as a key summer spot to check out up-and-coming bands.
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Bombs went off in Seaside Park, N.J., and in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City, injuring dozens of people.
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The other bombing incident occurred Saturday morning in Seaside Park, New Jersey, about 11 hours before the explosion in Manhattan.
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Many of the biggest names in ballet gained their first international recognition at the competition, held in Bulgaria's "seaside capital".
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A fifth person connected with the Hong Kong bookseller saga, Gui Minhai, was plucked from his seaside condo in Thailand.
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Loved ones who are all buoyancy, care, empathy, and concern are steadily worn down and thinned-out like seaside pebbles.
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Denska, the world in 'Concrete Genie,' is a once bright and bustling seaside town that is now dark and polluted.
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Cliff Walk is a 3.5-mile seaside trail that winds past some of the famous mansions from Newport's Gilded Age.
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Many artists and designers are now leaving, and rundown seaside towns like Margate and Hastings are experiencing a real renaissance.
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Some 200,000 people participated in the annual Gay Pride Parade there on Friday, lending the seaside city a carnival atmosphere.
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In Portsmouth, a seaside town close to a major naval installation, several military voters expressed acute doubts about Mr. Trump.
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Schools in the seaside town of Malibu, which was hit by last year's fires, were closed Wednesday as a precaution.
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Seaside homes between the Solimar and Faria Beach communities west of Ventura, California have their sea walls tested on Jan.
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Seaside Aquarium manager Keith Chandler told the local publication it&aposs the "first" robust clubhook squid he&aposs ever witnessed.
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Another explosion rocked a charity race route in Seaside Park, N.J. earlier the same day, raising fears about coordinated terrorism.
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One person in the dump, reached by Motherboard via their email address, confirmed that they did play Family Farm Seaside.
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The 7,344-yard, par-71 seaside links will present new challenges having not been on the Open rota since 1951.
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The acrid smell, wafts of smoke and pools of incinerated garbage lent this seaside community an apocalyptic air on Tuesday.
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But hundreds of residents in the seaside town of Tathra were able to flee to safety after receiving emergency alerts.
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We also retraced Truman Capote's footsteps in the Mediterranean, where he escaped to seaside idylls in southern Italy and Spain.
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The hotels that were bombed included the Shangri-La, the Cinnamon Grand and the Kingsbury, all within Colombo's seaside neighborhoods.
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Edgewater Park is a tightknit and predominantly white community that feels more like a seaside village than a city neighborhood.
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To get back to the guesthouse at the end of the day, Ms. Ferrarini had to pass a seaside church.
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A cellphone found near an exploded bomb in a secluded corner of Seaside Park, N.J., last year had been altered.
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One person was then killed in the driver's getaway, and another in a second attack at a nearby seaside resort.
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A herd of Kashmir goats have invaded a seaside resort in Wales after the coronavirus lockdown left the streets deserted.
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Once they are complete, the 5003-acre seaside park will be created, allowing unfettered pedestrian access to a revitalized waterfront.
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Many of San Diego's roughly 750 life sciences labs and businesses have clustered in the seaside community of La Jolla.
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Shopping is plentiful, and culinary options include Jamaican, Latin fusion and Mexican, as well as seaside restaurants and four breweries.
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Banda Aceh Journal BANDA ACEH, Indonesia — Things were hopping at Redinesh Coffee Roastery in this seaside city one recent evening.
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Sonos — based hundreds of miles away from the glare of Silicon Valley in the seaside town of Santa Barbara, Calif.
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The 23-story tall rocket took off from its seaside launch pad at Kennedy Space Center at 7:15 a.m.
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Several seaside towns have outlawed it, arguing that it breaks French laws on secularism, but there is no national ban.
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She renders the Ashton moves in repeated elementary sequences across multiple canvases, sometimes by the seaside, sometimes in empty space.
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Karachi Journal KARACHI, Pakistan — Heat waves have become common this time of year in Karachi, Pakistan's sprawling seaside port city.
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The Scottish Sport Horse strode out from the seaside arena to where a show official was tugging on latex gloves.
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A few miles away, a seaside coal mine once worked by the convicts is under similar assault by the waves.
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These days, developers have descended on the city, taking advantage of its seaside location, a revived boardwalk and its mystique.
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Earlier this week, in the tourist seaside town of Mallacoota, the sky had turned pitch black by 9:30 a.m.
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Salvini poses for a selfie with supporters at the Caparena beach in the Sicilian seaside town of Taormina in August.
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The newlyweds recently embarked on a seaside honeymoon, which Goulding documented on social media in a series of swimsuit photos.
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The weapon was pointed at the ceiling when it was accidentally discharged at Seaside High School in Monterey County, Calif.
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In 1996, Mr. Oshima visited the seaside village in South Korea where his parents had lived before emigrating to Japan.
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One of the world's best-known competitions, the Aydin Dogan International Cartoon Contest, was headquartered at the seaside resort of Bodrum.
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The Montauk tuna came with a Sea To Table leaflet describing the romantic, seaside town and the quality of the fish.
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Drop out of the Great Waltz and find a seaside village in which to become a captain of a fishing boat.
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The Seaside Heights Police Department told the APP it has been in contact with the person behind the social media post.
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Speaking of gorgeous beaches and blue waters, get a load of one of the many seaside hotspots along Turkey's Turquoise Coast.
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"It was really strong," said Cecilia Crespo, a police spokeswoman in Escuinapa, a seaside town near where the storm plowed inland.
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"She loved the ocean and the seaside and she just loved her family; she was a very devoted mother," Blodget said.
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Spokespersons from both the Seaside Police Department and the Ocean County Sheriff's Office did not immediately return PEOPLE's requests for comment.
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Seaside Heights and Point Pleasant boardwalks, where the 20 recent infractions were found, have become points of concern for investigators recently.
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But the most dazzling part (as always) was her jewelry collection, which she didn't tone down just because she was seaside.
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Deadline reports that Witherspoon's latest gig is about as far from the glam world of seaside California towns as it gets.
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Visit an old mill town, a tired seaside resort or fishing port, a former coal-mining village, a faded dormitory settlement.
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Dine seaside, sip cocktails high above the water or just stretch out in the sand during this coastal weekend in Catalonia.
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A refreshing change from the desert, the seaside towns of Walvis Bay and Swakopmund are perpetually cradled in a misty embrace.
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The treat made popular at state fairs, carnivals, and seaside boardwalks around the county is now available Wal-Mart (WMT) (Mashable)
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At last summer's leadership convocation at the seaside resort of Beidaihe, Xi Jinping was apparently taken down a peg or two.
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The giant seaside complex is just 30km from the centre of one of the world's biggest and most densely populated cities.
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Kardashian, 39, was joined on the seaside romp by friends Amanda Lee, Stephanie Shepherd, Sarah Howard and makeup artist Hrush Achemyan.
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After weeks of nasty seaside scenes, the country's highest administrative court ruled that the bans were an unacceptable curb on liberty.
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The seaside city's gambling industry, facing increased competition from neighboring U.S. Northeastern states, lost four of its 12 casinos in 2015.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Smutty postcards with pictures of women wearing bikinis are a typical if often maligned feature of French seaside resorts.
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Many of the blasts occurred near seaside resorts in the country, where the economy is heavily dependent on tourism. Maj. Gen.
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For seven seasons on the series "Bob's Burgers," we've watched The Belcher family run a restaurant in a small, seaside community.
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The device was in a plastic garbage bin along the path of the race on the Jersey Shore in Seaside Park.
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Users insert scent capsules — they range from croissants and espresso to "seaside" and "lush jungle" — into the top of the clock.
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The Chelsea pressure cooker bombs and the pipe bombs in Seaside Park reportedly used flip-style cellphones as a timing mechanism.
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Vitousek found it would not take much to double the amount of rare but devastating coastal flooding that seaside cities face.
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The counterterrorism official said officials were still trying to determine who placed the bombs in the trash can in Seaside Park.
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On Saturday morning, a pipe bomb exploded along the route of a Marine Corps Charity run in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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Some 8,000 spectators poured into Coney Island's Seaside Athletic Club to watch Corbett take on Jeffries, the 3-to-1 favorite.
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Wall Street hopes state lawmakers, deeply divided over how to help the seaside resort town, will not let it go bankrupt.
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Ideally, it should be somewhere where there is sufficiently cheap and habitable land available in a warm climate by the seaside.
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The video was shot in the seaside town of Hastings, England, and features striking shots of Cameron against the local landscape.
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This castle was built at Seaside Heights, New Jersey near Island Beach state park, close to where Christie was caught sunbathing.
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On Thursday night in Nice, France, a truck sped down the seaside promenade where people had gathered to celebrate Bastille Day.
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Jake's Del Mar in Del Mar, California, is a seaside restaurant and bar where diners can watch surfers from their table.
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The company estimated that both MSC Seaside and Celebrity Equinox stood to lose $439,000 and $311,000 respectively due to the cancellation.
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Colonel Brewery in Batroun, a Christian seaside town, serves its beers in its garden and sells more to 70 Lebanese bars.
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They included one of the most brazen assassinations, that of Lebanon's former prime minister, Rafik Hariri, on a seaside Beirut boulevard.
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After a seaside village there was torched by the flames, people ran to the ocean to escape the "lightning fast" blaze.
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Earlier that day, an explosive detonated in a trash can in Seaside Park, where a five-kilometer race had been scheduled.
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They currently live in Brighton, a seaside city in the United Kingdom, and have two dogs: pugs named Edgar and Maya.
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This month, Tepco told the nuclear agency that the seaside segment of the ice wall had frozen about 99 percent solid.
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British company Joy Resolve has a coffee coaster range made from recycled ocean plastic — and they'll give you serious seaside vibes.
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Cafes and restaurants were largely empty and few visitors were seen at the usually crowded dive centers of this seaside town.
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Britney Spears and bf Sam Asghari had an early Valentine's Day celebration ... chilling in a seaside Malibu villa worth $30 million!
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In June 2009 a freight train hauling liquefied gas derailed, partly overturned and exploded in the Tuscan seaside town of Viareggio.
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Spear proposed to Potter, an advocate for differently-abled people, with a promise ring during a romantic seaside picnic in August.
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Trump is set to attend the APEC forum in the seaside resort of Danang, besides making an official visit to Vietnam.
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Both wings of the dazzling, $80m gallery, sit seaside on a network of stilts that raises them 20' into the air.
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The local Dressbarn was tucked away in a shopping plaza in a town not too far from our seaside Maine abode.
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When I think of Jersey and growing up, and I think of Springsteen, Seaside Heights, and roller skating rinks in Hamilton.
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Inside an unassuming brick building in the windswept seaside town of West Jutland, Denmark, lies the beating heart of the internet.
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The next day, I took a DART commuter train to Sandycove, an affluent seaside suburb, to see where he grew up.
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You can get meals under $12 at local restaurants like Seaside Terrace specializing in seafood and Plasa Bieu, serving Caribbean fare.
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Europe's extraordinarily hot, dry summer set the stage for wildfires that devastated a seaside town near Athens, killing least 84 people.
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The cheapest flight on offer is to the French seaside resort of Deauville, on the north coast of Normandy for £9.99.
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But at a seaside resort known for its raunchy entertainment scene, she gets arrested for helping to conduct a sex workshop.
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Karma Club in Seaside Heights, NJ has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy ... this according to new legal docs obtained by TMZ.
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In typical British seaside fashion, rain lashes down on Southampton on a spring afternoon when I go to meet the band.
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And several seaside properties remain closed, including the Raleigh Hotel, my regular spot for a prefair cortadito for a decade now.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Tuesday about a Dutch church misstated the geographic location of Katwijk, a seaside town in the Netherlands.
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Rio de Janeiro, my new hometown, is a dazzling seaside metropolis with an embarrassment of riches for beachgoers and music lovers.
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The wind-whipped seaside landscape where I started this journey could not have looked more different than this primordial mountain range.
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Five other assailants were shot and killed by the police in the seaside resort of Cambrils during a separate car attack.
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"I understand the hardness of their lives," Mr. Li, 23, said during a recent visit to Dalian, a seaside northeastern city.
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But all is not well in Renata's immaculate seaside mansion, if her husband's heavy drinking and depressive behavior is any indication.
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The seaside resort is often referred to as "the winter White House" and constantly hosts a number of high-powered visitors.
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New in 2016, the race is known for thrills against a backdrop of the historic old town and long seaside promenade.
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Before their wedding last November at a seaside resort outside Ogunquit, Me., Farah and Michael Walsh were finalizing their guest list.
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A 14th person died in a car attack hours later in the seaside town of Cambrils, 70 miles to the south.
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One seller, Erica Van Nostrand, said she had the graphics for her apparel pressed at Seaside Heights, another Jersey vacation spot.
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ST.-JACUT-DE-LA-MER, France — The unmistakable candidate stood out during a campaign stop in a traditional Breton seaside village.
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Before the match, the teams paid tribute to the victims of the attacks in Barcelona and the seaside resort of Cambrils.
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While the juxtaposition of tourist development so close to such poverty may be jarring, the seaside remains the allure for all.
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Initial storylines include a Santeria tale from Florida, Brosnahan getting spooked in Michigan, and a creepy seaside Minnesota tale starring Butterfield.
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The swimmer, Nicholas (Max Brebant), walks from a rocky shore to his home in a picturesque seaside village of white houses.
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Pitchers warmed up their arms, while batting rosters were finalized and the wives and kids came over from seaside church services.
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The story follows several gay women who are enjoying their usual summer vacation at the fictional seaside town of Bluefish Cove.
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In the capital, Dakar, tall buildings rise downtown and seaside restaurants charge New York prices for plates of the local catch.
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I thought about the foods I loved to eat growing up — and that bite of seaside cucumber and feta, in particular.
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After dark, the bars and bridges light up with Vegas-like abandon, turning the city from seaside haven to cyberpunk fantasy.
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Once a derelict, abandoned wine factory, Dexamenes Seaside Hotel in Kourouta, Greece, is now beachside haven thanks to K-Studio architects.
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This stretch of Italian coastline has 13 seaside towns sitting among the cliffs, which offer authentic Italian cuisine and spectacular views.
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International buyers tend to prefer upscale seaside suburbs and coastal regions, like the Bay of Islands and Northland, Mr. Harris said.
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The tall dunes that protected Seaside Park but were partly swept away by Sandy are scheduled to be rebuilt next spring.
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One of the suspects, Ronnie Lessa, lived in the seaside condominium in Rio de Janeiro where Mr. Bolsonaro owns a home.
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This sexy Swedish model is showing off her radiant rear seaside ... Can you guess the gorgeous gal behind the sandy seat?
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The 15-minute piece is like a short film, featuring a group of young people in a seaside house in Brittany.
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Several seaside towns in France banned women from wearing burkinis on beaches as a way to thwart terrorism earlier this summer.
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In 2014 he was appointed director of regional transport in the seaside resort of Saranda, a well-known drug trafficking hub.
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Indoor seaside attractions like casinos or theaters could consider advertising and specials to attract people who generally only focus on beach activities.
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The story starts with a guy named Liam Smyth and an unnamed Tinder date in the picturesque seaside city of Bristol, England.
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His seaside separation from Verdon is so self-serving, it will make you want to throw a jazz shoe at your television.
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But the show must go on, so they decided to plan a trip to the original shore house back in Seaside Heights.
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From pendant necklaces to tassel earrings, designers are finding creative and quirky ways to incorporate the tiny seaside souvenirs into their pieces.
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The attack, which has not been claimed yet by any terrorist organization, occurred on the Promenade des Anglais seaside boulevard at 10.30pm.
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In August, I visited Randazza at his seaside office in Gloucester, the small, working-class Massachusetts port city where he was raised.
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The then-president opened a clinic in the sleepy seaside capital of Banjul, and began conscripting Gambians living with HIV as patients.
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If you want to avoid the normal hustle and bustle of other seaside beaches in summer, this is the place to visit.
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The small, seaside town of Dover, where little more than 30,000 people live, has an outsized significance in Great Britain's national psyche.
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Or hop on a bike and take in sweeping views of the Black Sea at the Seaside Garden for just $103-10.
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One day, Alice Lake, a woman living in a British seaside town, finds a man sitting on the beach outside her home.
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Roberto Figueroa Caballero sits in his wall-less home in the seaside slum La Perla, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Oct.
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A local artist did the work, inspired by the ceiling of a restaurant in the nearby seaside city of Cagnes-sur-Mer.
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Just to the seaside town that is Braavos where Arya Stark having a quarter life crisis and trying to fend for herself.
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In 2013, Skegness was designated the "most deprived seaside area in Britain" in a study by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
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Around 15 activists dressed in red jumpsuits gathered outside the energy giant's meeting in the seaside town of Scheveningen near The Hague.
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Purple dye production was a gritty and often conspicuous, seaside business for those doing the intense manual labor required to harvest it.
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Sunny von Bulow was found unconscious on the floor of her bathroom at their seaside mansion in Newport, Rhode Island, on Dec.
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They then headed east, leaving the county of West Sussex for East Sussex to see the seaside city of Brighton and Hove.
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On the cover, Roberts looks effortlessly glam as she sits seaside wearing a long ivory dress and some statement gold arm candy.
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In Pil-homes and Seaside Coast, fear has replaced a previously reflexive optimism as families are shattered and communities feel under siege.
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Hours later, a blue Audi plowed into people in the popular seaside town of Cambrils, killing one person and injuring five others.
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They began dating in 2010 after meeting in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, while Farley was filming the third season of Jersey Shore.
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Initially, a garbage can explosion near a Marine Corps charity race in Seaside Park, New Jersey, seemed to be an isolated incident.
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They also recently reunited with their cast mates for a Burger King commercial and a trip back to Seaside Heights in E!
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Other restaurants owned by Earl Enterprises, such as Bertucci's, Seaside on the Pier, and Café Hollywood, were not affected by the hack.
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Around 90 people are believed to have died in the wildfire that, fanned by gale-force winds, decimated Greek seaside resort areas.
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Mob bosses hired me to steal bags of it, or sink ships carrying it, or deliver it directly to their seaside mansions.
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Fanned by gale-force winds, it raced through seaside resorts of full-time homes and vacation residences popular with Athenians and tourists.
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Well, you'll think twice about that decision the next time you wake up from a blissful seaside nap with a blistering sunburn.
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It's like eating chips in the car at the seaside, or seeing your favourite DJ at your favourite club on your own.
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Lochte said that after swimming in Rio, he and his mother will stay in the seaside city for a few more days.
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Seaside town Sokcho, located on Korea's east coast near the border with North Korea, became a mecca for the game last summer.
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A bit to the south, in the seaside town of Southport, images on Twitter showed ambulances backed up outside the town's hospital.
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The exclusive seaside destination will serve as a backdrop for the series, complete with a restaurant and a transformative day and nightclub.
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Police said Goodding and another officer were trying to arrest Phillip Ferry, 55, after they encountered him on a street in Seaside.
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Yet despite his comparative obscurity now, his hit "I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside" has passed into the national consciousness.
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Tucked safely away from the six-year-long Syrian war, Latakia is a seaside province that has escaped the fighting largely unscathed.
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Its affluence is visible; not many of Scotland's seaside towns of 15,000 or so can boast a Waitrose and a private school.
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Earlier the same day, a bomb went off near the start of a Marine Corps charity run in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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In seaside towns like Brighton, it is impossible to eat food outdoors — gulls will swoop down and steal it from your hands.
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Authorities said they believed Rahami was allegedly "directly linked" to the bombings on Saturday in New York City and Seaside, New Jersey.
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The title story recounts, in wrenching detail, the collapse of a busy seaside promenade in 1970 and the deaths of 64 people.
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NICE, France — It was the first and last fireworks show in this seaside city that 290½-year-old Yanis Coviaux ever saw.
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About 20 miles from Delphi, in the seaside town of Galaxidi, this small family restaurant serves outstanding, fresh Greek classics — highly recommended.
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Pan American Grain Manufacturing, a big maker of premixed cocktails, is installing it now, as the centerpiece of a seaside party venue.
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Havana, Cuba — where you can rent a swanky seaside home for $528 a night — has seen a 940 percent increase in bookings.
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"This contemporary home seamlessly interfaces interior and exterior spaces for a luxurious seaside living experience," Villa Real Estate said of the house.
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However, colloquially, the label Rockaway Beach is more loosely applied to surrounding neighborhoods like Neponsit, Belle Harbor, Rockaway Park, Seaside and Arverne.
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Now, after three years of seaside voyeurism, she's releasing her collection of underwater erotica in a book called Sex in the Sea.
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No game other than Family Farm Seaside was impacted, and no payment or personally identifying information other than email addresses was accessed.
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TAP will bring 10 billion cubic meters of gas from Azerbaijan into the small Puglia seaside town of San Foca by 2020.
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Specifically, Vakulin captures the sky above the seaside city of Funchal, which appears to have broken the bank on this year's display.
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On my 15th birthday, filled with teen angst and dissatisfaction for my English seaside city full of pseudo-liberals, I joined Tumblr.
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The festival also offers an animated version of "The Tempest" and a French-language "Twelfth Night" set at a 1970s seaside resort.
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In the northern England seaside resort of Blackpool, where temperatures hit more than 28 degrees celsius, children splashed around on the beach.
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The group has attacked police headquarters, bombed seaside restaurants, killed Somali generals and stormed heavily fortified bases used by African Union troops.
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The storm covered much of Lebanon's mountains in snow, damaged some of the capital's largest bridges and washed over its seaside towns.
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Blatstein has other developments in the seaside resort town, including the boardwalk entertainment and retail complex The Playground at Caesars casino hotel.
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Special Operations commandos captured Mr. Khattala in 2014 at a seaside villa in Libya, and he was interrogated aboard a naval ship.
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We spent so many summer days playing cards while eating cantaloupe and cottage cheese at our little seaside cabana on Long Island.
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The city of Seaside, Oregon, voted in 2016 to fund a bond measure to move its schools out of the inundation zone.
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I thought the love scene in the seaside cabin in Jennifer Egan's "Manhattan Beach" was a tour de force in restrained eroticism.
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Hordes of tourists visit the Italian seaside with dreams of dipping into cobalt-blue waters and sunbathing for hours under glorious skies.
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The seaside town of "Feral," a production by Tortoise in a Nutshell that opened at 59E59 Theaters on Wednesday, is easily recognizable.
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Popularized by Monopoly, the gambling town of Atlantic City was built as a quaint seaside resort, and boasts the country's first boardwalk.
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I remember family weddings with mariachis, lobster by the seaside in Rosarito, freshly made tortillas so soft they melted in my mouth.
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Wilde's stay in Norfolk, close to the Victorian seaside town of Cromer, during August and September of 1892 has been well documented.
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Fatou, a student, on Route de la Corniche, a seaside road in Dakar, was pleased when Mr. Michaels asked to photograph her.
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Thick, black masses of oil had reached the beaches around Glyfada, a high-end seaside community south of Athens, by Wednesday afternoon.
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As a child it always seemed as if these two places were worlds apart — the sleepy seaside town and the sleepless port.
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Instead, they used vehicles to kill people in Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, as well as in Cambrils, a Catalan seaside resort.
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At the start of the 19th century, such a picture would have been unthinkable; the seaside was for workers, not for ladies.
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Arrogate finished in a dead heat for fifth with Gunnevera, done in once again at the seaside track north of San Diego.
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The migration to the coast has transformed this seaside city, Joal, from a palm-shaded fishing village into a town of 220,249.
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Seven people were injured in a car-ramming attack in the seaside resort town of Cambrils, the Catalan authorities said on Friday.
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Set around a Greek seaside resort, the now-acclaimed director's 2005 movie bears inklings of ideas he would explore more fully later.
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This semi-plotless film, set around a Greek seaside resort, involves three characters who appear to be making a movie, of sorts.
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It's the type of impossibly quaint seaside scene you might expect to find in New England, only within New York City limits.
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Visible beneath the shallow waves were the skeletal remains of a seaside village that was submerged, in 1953, by a tidal surge.
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The two sides signed the pact in India's seaside resort of Goa, on the sidelines of a BRICS summit of emerging nations.
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About eight hours after the attack in Barcelona, the Catalan police confronted and killed five suspects in the seaside town of Cambrils.
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On a Saturday evening, many of the seaside bars in Almadies, Dakar's nightlife district, are packed with sex workers and their clients.
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The central banker made the remarks in a speech during the Mexican banking association's annual convention in the seaside resort of Acapulco.
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Visitors from Algeria and Russia arrived in record numbers in 5003 and helped save Tunisia's seaside hotels from a second abysmal summer.
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These properties include the Mar-a-Lago and Trump National Doral resorts in Florida and the Turnberry seaside golf course in Scotland.
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"This administration is committed to protecting the most vulnerable people," Mr. Rosselló said to enthusiastic applause in the island's imposing seaside Capitol.
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She said she moved to the popular seaside destination, about 20 miles east of Panama City Beach, less than three months ago.
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Levin's fundraising gives him $1.4 million in the bank, a critical advantage in a seaside district where on-air advertising is expensive.
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In 21893, President Hosni Mubarak laid the foundation stone for what would become the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, a $22002 million seaside cylindrical complex.
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In November, the line will introduce another large ship, the 2150,0003-capacity MSC Seaside, sailing year-round between Miami and the Caribbean.
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He arrived at the seaside resort of Burgas, Bulgaria, on April 24, 2015, Bellingcat reported, four days before Mr. Gebrev was hospitalized.
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Before this beach babe was basking in the bright lights of Hollywood, she was just another seaside kid in New York City.
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The grant that Seaside Heights received was for 2017, and the state has not told the town if it will be renewed.
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In late 2003, while clearing land just above the seaside, a bulldozer driver found a broken piece of pottery in the rubble.
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What you Get A renovated 1835 sawmill in Greensboro, a Gilded Age condominium in Milwaukee and a seaside house in Sonoma County.
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The whale, a young female, washed ashore in Porto Cervo, a seaside resort in the north of the Italian island of Sardinia.
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