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Remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel are battering the Long Beach shoreline, with the boardwalk splintering as waves and surf threaten waterfront homes. Local coverage from ABC7 in Los Angeles shows storm damage along the waterfront, raising concerns about erosion and property safety as the weakened storm pushes swells and gusty conditions into the area.

The Virginia Beach Boardwalk Art Show has been canceled for Sunday and will end early on Saturday, according to WAVY.com. Organizers have not been reported as giving a public reason for the shortened schedule, leaving artists and visitors with less time than planned at one of the coastal city's best-known annual art events.

The Rockaway Times is highlighting how residents of the Rockaway peninsula in New York can stay fit as cold weather settles over the boardwalk. The piece focuses on adapting outdoor exercise routines through the winter months, a familiar seasonal challenge for joggers and beachfront gym-goers who use the boardwalk year-round.

With Hurricane Isaias expected to make landfall, a list of live webcams along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts has been circulating, letting people watch storm conditions in real time. The feeds show beaches, boardwalks and harbors as communities brace for heavy rain, wind and storm surge. Many are sharing the links to monitor conditions before and after the storm hits.

Virginia Beach's Wave Trolley is operating a special service for the Boardwalk Art Show, giving visitors an easy way to reach the oceanfront event. The free trolley runs along the resort area, helping attendees avoid parking hassles while browsing works from artists along the boardwalk. Local coverage highlights the transit option as the popular annual art show draws crowds to the Oceanfront.