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The response to basically calling someone a c-word, and to his pride in wearing it over his red neck, isn't "lighten up." It's kindly take yourself to the kind of beach community where people feel good about such misogynistic, lowbrow behavior.

Excellent points on the ill effects of marketing a limited asset which is already saturated with visitors. Seaside's largest, central beach access -- about 30% of SS's total beach -- is and has always been open to the public (including the dry sand). Seaside haters don't seem to acknowledge...

I was part of a group of planned development homeowners who commissioned the report. Being a preliminary report based on credible but not yet researched tax consequences of customary use, it doesn't purport to answer any ultimate questions. It does, however, provide sobering, accurate...