Mobile Notaries in Newport Beach

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At first, they didn't think it could be done. Bringing large ships into the bays that form Newport Harbor, that is. Then in 1870, Captain Samuel S. Dunnells, ignoring the warnings of surveyors, navigated his 105-ton steamer The Vaquero, through both the upper and lower bays and voila! A town was born.

That was all that was needed to give new momentum to the "land grab" that had been under way through the 1800s. The price, $1 per acre, may have had something to do with it as well. Now, Newport Beach has a population topping 85,250, including a nice cadre of mobile notaries who serve the local population at any location chosen by the client.

In the early 1900s, dredging assured that the bays would be accessible. Annexing of other communities that grew up along the coast helped make Newport Beach into a city to be reckoned with.

Connecting the city to Los Angeles by the establishment of the Pacific Electric Railway in 1905 was anther boost to the growing community. Boat building, commercial fishing and other coastal industries have largely been eased out now by recreational uses.

Finish up your necessary business with one of the Newport Beach notaries and then catch a ride on the Catalina Flyer to Catalina Island for a day's tourist-y activities. Harbor tours, sport fishing and whale-watching tours also are on the list of things to do along the coast. Not to mention surfing, fishing and sun bathing on any of the quality beaches in the area.

The annual Newport-to-Ensenada International Yacht Race is the largest sailboat race in the world and with the Pacific Ocean right next door, Newport logically has become a beehive of all kinds of competitive sailing, fishing, rowing, kayaking and paddleboarding events.

If you prefer to keep your land legs primed, there is always the Newport Beach Boardwalk. It's THE place for bicyclists in the city. A number of additional cycling trails wind along the coast and into the San Joaquin Hills.

Ask a mobile notary where you can dine of the best the ocean has to offer and he or she can spiel off a list of several dozen restaurants that specialize in the bounty of the Pacific.

If you have money burning a hole in your pocket an a fancy for shopping, there are the stores in Fashion Island at Newport Center. Also located in the center is the Orange County Museum of Art, which spotlights modern and contemporary work, with a particular focus on California artists.

The Traveling Notaries in Newport Beach are in 92663, 92669 and 92657. The Mobile notary will quickly come to you both day and night right to your place!

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