This week's featured business is: No Ka Oi, A Casual Hawaiian Dining Restaurant in Downtown Huntington Beach at: 215 Main Street. At No Ka Oi You can enjoy Interior and Exterior Seating, a Cocktail Bar with Exotic Drinks, Black Lava Java Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner as well as Beer on Tap with Amazing Deserts. You can save 15 Percent off of a Food Purchase excluding bar items if you print a coupon, click on the link for that:
http://www.huntingtonbeachcoupon.com/coupons/nokaoi-restaurant-coupon.html
If you have questions please contact: (714) 960-8300.

In this economy, I was thinking of ways to help people, I decided to create a coupon website where people can shop local and save lots of money. Log on to:
http://www.huntingtonbeachcoupon.com .
There are more than 90 Businesses on there at places you might shop at. Just print, clip and save money now. It's that easy and You'll be helping the Local Economy of Huntington Beach and surrounding areas. Sample Coupons include: New Zealand Natural Ice Cream At The Strand, Coaches Deli, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, FIRST BANK, Hurricanes Bar And Grill, GW Tours, Melessa The Salon Free Haircut, Makin Waves Salon, IHOP Pierside Art Gallery, Huntington Beach Realty, Pristine Motorsports ,Enlarge Media Group, Rockin Fig Surf Headquarters, HSS, Chuck Dent Surfboards, Beachfront 301, Gong's Chinese Restaurant, Arco Warner Gas And Smog, On Deck Barbers, Bill Anderson Art Gallery, Bounce U, HB SCOOTERS, The Mail Secretary, The Little Green Cobbler, Baskin Robbins, Awesome Treasurer Flower And Gifts, By The Sea Cleaners, Silly Lilies Gently Used Children's Clothing, Caffe Gazelle Authentic Italian Cuisine , The Kite Connection On The Huntington Beach Pier, Zack's Pier Plaza, Computer Problems, Carmen Parks Boutique, Coach's Mediterranean Grill And Bar, Thai Wave, Round Table Pizza, Surf City Consignment, Subway, Linda's Mexican Restaurant, 7-Eleven ,Wired Art, John's Phully Grille, Himalayan Grill At Peter's Landing, Breakaway Charter, Bill's Camera, Extra Storage, Copy 4 Less, Springdale Country, Li's Chinese Restaurant, Mr. Kegs Beer/Wine/Spirits, Baseball Cards Plus, Neal's Music, Gallagher's Pub And Grill, Wings Over Bolsa Chica 2010 Calendars, Quiznos Subs, The Tanning Spa, Main Street Eyewear, Papa Joes Pizza and The Sugar Shack.

Here's what events are happening in and around Huntington Beach:

Saturday:

Shipley Nature Center Restoration Event at 17851 Goldenwest Street in Huntington Beach. Central Park West from 9AM to Noon. Help weed, water, plant, clear brush, tend the compost and vermiculture bins, perform building maintenance and do anything else needed to keep Shipley Nature Center vibrant and open to the public. Call Carol at: (714) 842-4772 for more information.

Amigos de Bolsa Chica offers free public tours from 9 to 10:30am, leaving every 15 minutes, the first Saturday of each month at the pedestrian bridge at the Bolsa Chica wetlands on Pacific Coast Highway across from Bolsa Chica State Beach. The next tour is Saturday March 6th. For more information call 714-840-1575 or go to www.amigosdebolsachica.org.

USS Dewey DG105 Commissioning Ceremony

Tour the Newland House Museum from Noon to 4PM At 19820 Beach Boulevard. It's
the oldest residence built in the City of Huntington Beach. The Newland House was built in 1898 for Huntington Beach pioneers William and Mary Newland and their ten children. The original Newland Ranch extended from Beach Boulevard to Magnolia Street and from Yorktown Avenue south to Atlanta Avenue, for a total of 500+ acres. At that time, the Newland family planted lima beans, sugar beets, celery and later chili peppers. For group tours, contact Maureen Rivers at (714) 960-0055.

Sunday:

This event is from 9AM to Noon.
Work with the enthusiastic staff to help restore the natural habitat of the Bolsa Chica Land Trust. Get rid of trash and non-native plant species all the while enjoying a beautiful day in the sun. This program helps raise public awareness and understanding about the Bolsa Chica Wetlands and its importance to the community. After the restoration activities, be sure to visit the interpretive center which houses two touch tanks containing coral, hermit crabs and starfish. Service days are the first Sunday and the third Saturday of each month. Please 'dress for mess' with long pants and closed toe shoes (like sneakers) and plenty of sunscreen. For more information, please contact director Kim Kolpin at (714)717-6304 or check the Bolsa Chica Land Trust website at: http://www.bolsachicalandtrust.org .

Tour the Newland House Museum from Noon to 4PM At 19820 Beach Boulevard. It's the oldest residence built in the City of Huntington Beach. The Newland House was built in 1898 for Huntington Beach pioneers William and Mary Newland and their ten children. The original Newland Ranch extended from Beach Boulevard to Magnolia Street and from Yorktown Avenue south to Atlanta Avenue, for a total of 500+ acres. At that time, the Newland family planted lima beans, sugar beets, celery and later chili peppers. For group tours, contact Maureen Rivers at (714) 960-0055.

Live from The Academy Awards watch KTLA Channel 5 at 3PM to See Sam Rubin and Jessica Holmes meet and greet the Nominees and then the winners are being announced.

To see what other events are occuring around Huntington Beach, log on to:
http://www.huntingtonbeachevents.com

Thank you so much for reading my newsletter. I try my best to keep everyone informed on what events are happening in Huntington Beach.

Sincerely,
Chris MacDonald (Your Friend)
Website: http://www.calcoasthomes.com
E-Mail: justlisted@yahoo.com