Kelty Kids Hiking Backpack Carrier

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Kelty Kids Pathfinder Stand Up Baby Child Carrier Backpack Outdoors Hiking is a sturdy and adjustable carrier made of durable nylon material. It features a buckle closure and lumbar support for parents, making it easy to carry babies and toddlers during outdoor activities such as hiking. The carrier is designed in a blue color with sports-themed accents and is suitable for infants and toddlers. It is a single unit product manufactured in the United States and is designed to provide comfort to both the child and the parent during their outdoor adventures. Great condition. $75 obo/call or text 503.449.4165

Massage Table and more

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FOR SALE – NEW
Massage Table Pisces Pro NEW WAVE II Lite Portable
Dusty Blue
*Matching Face Cradle *Matching Rolling Stool
*Black Bolster *Hot Towel Cabi (Sm)

Over $1000 in value, Asking $600

Contact: Janice Gaines-Ehlen
503 260-4743
janicebge@gmail.com

Great starter set for seasoned pro, super light weight for on-site massaging. Really stable and comfortable!
I have been doing massages for decades, and I promise this is a super set-up, I have another set I am using.
New Wave II Lite Portable Table: Weighing just 22 lbs, this table features an industrial-strength tubular frame, rounded corners, and a woven web top that can hold up to 500 lbs. \
Matching Portable Rolling Stool: Weighing less than 5 pounds, this collapsible rolling stool uses push-pin technology to adjust height (20″-25″) and features swivel, anti-locking wheels. 
Industrial strength Tubular Frame: This is one of the most durable and light tables on the market, and as a result is going to feel more stiff in opening and closing.
All corners rounded for comfort and beauty
Welded hinges and diagonal brace brackets
Nylon washers and bushings at all joints provide friction-free and absolute quiet operation
Weight: 22 lbs
Length: 75″
Width: 29″ or 31″
Height (Standard/Regular Leg System): 24″ to 33″
Maximum Working Load: 500 lbs

2014 Smoker Craft Alaskan 15′ Fishing Boat Package

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Price: $5,500 Package Includes: • 2014 Smoker Craft Alaskan 15′ aluminum boat • 15 HP Mercury 4-stroke outboard motor • 2014 EZ Loader single-axle galvanized trailer Features: • Reliable, fuel-efficient Mercury 4-stroke engine • Lightweight, durable aluminum construction • Galvanized trailer for corrosion resistance • Clean interior and hull • Stored in garage • Ready for fishing, crabbing, and lake or river use Location: Nehalem, OR Contact: Kam Shiroma Phone/Text: (971) 322-861 or Email: kandcshiroma@gmail.com

Celebrate Summer Solstice with Salmonberry Trail at Kilchis Point

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Join Salmonberry Trail and partners at Kilchis Point for a nature walk, poetry readings, and community in celebration of the start of summer and Father’s Day.

Sunday, June 21st, from 10 am – 1 pm
Kilchis Point Reserve
Spruce St, Bay City, Oregon.

Scan the QR code on the flyer to sign up, or copy and paste the link into your browser.

www.mobilize.us/salmonberry-trail/event/960915/

More information about the Salmonberry Trail Foundation and upcoming events is available by copying and pasting the link into your browser.

salmonberrytrail.org/

SHIPWRECKS, SHIPWRECKS & One that got away

Submitted By: info@nehalemvalleyhistory.org – Click to email about this post
Some people rush to see a train wreck. This presentation is about Shipwrecks! Come hear Jennifer Kozik talk about the Shipwrecks of the Pacific Northwest. This will be a conversational event. Jennifer will show some slides and read some passages but she will also engage the audience. Members of the Maritime Archeological Society can talk about their activities and you can learn about uncovering the mysteries of the deep.

NVHS will also present information about its own efforts to protect and preserve our local history. The Sir Francis Drake Society will be on hand to talk about the upcoming 450th anniversary of Drake careening his ship on America’s west coast before heading across the Pacific. Did he do it in Nehalem Bay?

We will be upstairs in the Pine Grove. The doors open at 1:00 and let the conversation continue until 4:00. This is a free event.

Parade Posters at Farmers Market

Submitted By: dillond@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Manzanita’s Fourth of July 2026 parade posters will be available at the Manzanita Farmers’ Market this Friday, June 19th.

Local artist Lori Dillon designed the poster around this year’s parade theme of “Sand, Sea and 250 Years of Liberty.” It is the 4th year for Dillon to design the poster. “It is also a significant year for Manzanita, she said. “I added that as part of the poster design.”

Dillon will be on hand at the Parade Booth to visit and personalize the posters as requested.

The Farmers’ Market is open 4 to 7 p.m. in the grounds behind Manzanita City Hall.

Proceeds from the poster sales fund official parade buttons and prizes, supplies, support services, bagpipers, and other parade expenses.

Coffee with the Mayor! City Council Edition

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Thursday June 25th from 10am till 11:30 Join Councilors Jerry Spegman & Brad Hart for coffee & nibbles at Manzanita City Hall.

They will be ready to answer any city related questions you may have, and engage in conversation about city matters.

We look forward to seeing you.

Manzanita City Hall is located at 655 Manzanita Ave.

The Magical Manzanita Scavenger Hunt – July 9th from 2:00 – 4:00pm

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Tickets are selling out – Get Yours Now!

Grab the kids, grab your family members, grab your friends and neighbors and anyone else you want on your team of up to 6 for this fun and exciting adventure!
2 hours of great entertainment, as you follow a trail of clues, solve puzzles & riddles, uncover hidden objects and complete three separate missions which lead to THE FINAL CHALLENGE! Explore Manzanita on Thursday July 9, from 2:00pm to 4:00pm.

Although we will declare a winner of The Magical Manzanita Scavenger Hunt, the real goal is to simply have fun with people you enjoy and do something a little different during our lovely Oregon Coast Summer.

Everyone who completes the Hunt will be eligible to win prizes donated by our local shops and restaurants!

We have a maximum capacity of 40 teams, and WE WILL SELL OUT – so act quickly by purchasing your tickets at www.thepinegrove.org/pg-activity-rsvp/scavenger-hunt. You may sign up as an individual (or couple – or triple) and we will be happy to place you on a team.

Tickets are $40 per team, or $10 per person. Over 20 volunteers are involved in this challenging afternoon adventure – which includes a few pirates!

More information can be found on the attached flyer – be sure to get your tickets today and come out and support The Pine Grove Community House!

Summer Concert at Fire Mountain School!

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Join us for an afternoon of Family Folk Rock with Red Yarn! With traditional and original songs that blend folk, rock’n’roll, country and blues, Red Yarn’s sound is both rooted and modern. Whether performing solo, with his wife and singing partner Ms. Jessie, with collaborators, or with a full band, Red Yarn’s shows are a raucous, inclusive celebration of the multicultural musical heritage of the USA. As Red rambles through the landscapes of American folklore, he introduces his “critter” friends – lovable, handmade puppets – along the way.

Buy your ticket here: www.firemountainschool.org/store/p15/Red_Yarn_at_FMS.html

BYOP: Bring your own picnic and preferred chair or blanket.

Adult Tickets: $25
All Kids: Free!

August 22
When: 4:00pm
Where: 6505 Elk Flat Road
Arch Cape, Oregon 97102

All proceeds benefit FMS programs and students.

PAINT A POT AT THE PACIFIC!

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PAINT A POT AT THE PACIFIC!
Fourth of July Workshops with Ceramic Artist Jennifer Bundy‑Cobb

Celebrate the Fourth of July with a relaxed, hands‑on pottery‑painting experience at Blue Water Fine Art Gallery. Each workshop includes two handmade pots created by resident ceramic artist Jennifer Bundy‑Cobb, who will guide you through glazing techniques in a warm, beginner‑friendly environment. No experience needed.

WORKSHOP COST: $85 per person

WORKSHOP DATES:
Friday, July 3 • 3:00 PM
Ease into the holiday weekend with a calm, creative afternoon at the Gallery.

Saturday, July 4 • 2:30 PM
Between Pups & Pyrotechnics: After cheering on the dachshunds at the annual Wiener Dog Races and before claiming your beach spot for fireworks, join us for a festive, creativity‑filled session.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:
• Two handmade pots
• Underglazes in a wide color palette
• Brushes & tools
• Glazing techniques with Jennifer
• Clear glaze + firing — Jennifer applies a clear glaze and fires your pieces to a glossy, food‑safe finish
• 15% discount on Jennifer Bundy‑Cobb pottery purchases of $75+

OPTIONAL ADD‑ON
Blue Water Branded Apron — $15
Choose your color at the workshop.

PICKUP & SHIPPING
Finished pieces will be ready for pickup July 10. Shipping available via USPS: postage arranged during the workshop.

For more info and full workshop details, visit bluewaterfineartgallery.com

Limited spots — don’t miss it.

June HOC Flea Market Cancelled

Submitted By: undrdog@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
The Flea Market scheduled for this weekend, June 19th-21st at HOC Studio has been Cancelled.

We still have booths available for the July Flea Market: July 17th-19th.

Information for available spaces can be found on our website: heartofcart.org. Or, come by the store to sign-up!! We’re located at 395 Hwy 101 in Wheeler. Stop by for all the details!

RIVERBEND PLAYERS: THANK YOU LETTER FROM OUR PRESIDNET

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To our community theater family and friends,

As the curtain closed on our production of THE ODD COUPLE, I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who made this remarkable run possible.

To our cast: thank you for your talent, dedication, and willingness to trust the process. From the first read-through to the final curtain call, you brought Neil Simon’s beloved characters to life with energy, humor, and heart. Every rehearsal, every note, every adjustment contributed to a production that entertained audiences and made us all proud. Watching this cast grow together and embrace these characters has been one of the great joys of directing this show.

To our crew, designers, stage managers, board members, volunteers, front-of-house team, and everyone working behind the scenes: thank you for the countless hours that often go unseen.

Community theater succeeds because of people who quietly and generously give their time, talent, and effort. Your work created the foundation that allowed this production to shine.

To our audiences: thank you for filling the theater, sharing your laughter, and supporting live community theater. There is nothing quite like hearing a packed house respond to a performance. Your presence reminds us why we do this. Every ticket purchased, every standing ovation, every kind word in the lobby helps ensure that community theater continues to thrive here on the North Coast.

And to our broader community, sponsors, donors, and supporters: thank you for believing in Riverbend Players. Your encouragement, generosity, and commitment to the arts allow us to create opportunities for local performers, technicians, volunteers, and audiences to come together through the shared experience of live theater.

THE ODD COUPLE is a story about friendship, acceptance, and learning to appreciate the differences that make each of us unique. In many ways, that’s what community theater is all about. We bring together people from different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives and, through collaboration, create something far greater than any one person could accomplish alone.

As President of Riverbend Players and Director of this production, I could not be prouder of what we achieved together. Thank you for making THE ODD COUPLE such a memorable success.

We look forward to seeing you at the theater this fall for DRACULA: The Radio Play and this December for our first-ever holiday musical, WINTER WONDERETTES.

With gratitude,

Frank Squillo
President, Riverbend Players Community Theater
Director, THE ODD COUPLE

Cannon Beach Farmer’s Market Adventure with the Library

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Join Cannon Beach Library volunteers on Tuesday, June 23 at 11 a.m. at the Cannon Beach Farmers Market (not the library) for a fun-filled Farmer’s Market Adventure! Meet local vendors, learn about farm-to-table food, and take part in a scavenger hunt. Search for clues throughout the market and win a prize at the end! All ages are welcome. We hope to see you there!

Shipwrecks at Your Fingertips

Submitted By: info@nehalemvalleyhistory.org – Click to email about this post
This is a “Don’t Miss” event! We asked Jennifer Kozik to come to the museum to do a book reading and she agreed. Since then, it appears that we will have a crowd so we booked the Pine Grove (same address, just upstairs). Jennifer will be bringing some other leaders from the Maritime Archeological Society and they will be available to join the conversation. She has some slides and will read some passages from the book. She will bring some books to sell but, if you want to get a head start, the books are available at Cloud and Leaf.

Nehalem Valley Historical Society will have members present too and we will talk about some of our upcoming activities. Also represented will be members of the Sir Francis Drake Society to talk about their belief that Drake careened the Golden Hind in Nehalem Bay.

This is going to be very conversational. Doors open at 1:00 pm and we’ll let the conversation go on until 4:00. See you there.

Rockaway Beach Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale

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Visiting Rockaway Beach for the Fourth of July?

The Friends of Rockaway Beach Library will hold their annual book sale on Friday, July 3, 10 am – 3 pm at 120 N. Coral St, Rockaway Beach. All paperbacks, hardcovers, CDs, DVDs, and children and young adult books are $1 each. Cash and cards accepted.

We are grateful for your support, which helps fund building maintenance. Hope to see you there: Great deals await!

Moving Sale: Recliner, Microwave, Vitamix and Nespresso

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We’re getting ready for a move. Everything is in excellent condition and available for pickup in Nehalem.

Items currently for sale:
• Scandinavian Designs red leather power recliner with electric leg lift (great condition)
• Small countertop microwave
• Krups hot water heater
• Nespresso machine with a large assortment of pods included
• Brand-new, never used Vitamix 8-cup container (perfect for large batches of smoothies, soups, and sauces)

I’ve included Facebook Marketplace links below with additional photos, dimensions, pricing, and item details.

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We’re hoping to have everything gone by Saturday, June 20, as our move is coming up quickly.

Feel free to email me directly with questions, laurenjlitt@gmail.com, or contact me through Facebook Marketplace.

Thanks, everyone!

Move with us – Thurs 6/18 – Here Comes the Sun

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Move your body.
Clear your mind.
Open your heart.

Join us THURSDAY as we welcome the delicious, play-full-out time of Summer.

Theme: Here Comes the Sun
When: Thursday, June 18th at 5:30-7pm
Where: White Clover Grange, Nehalem OR
Playlist by: DJ Starseed (Neil Nyquist)
Circle host: Christina Pyktel

If you’re new to our community or not quite sure what it is we do, we thought to share a little more about what to expect.

We begin by gathering in a circle, setting an intention, and doing a simple embodiment practice to help us arrive and connect with ourselves.

From there, we’ll move into a period of free-form movement. There is no right way to participate. You might dance, stretch, rest, sit quietly, close your eyes, connect with others, or simply enjoy the music. The invitation is to listen to your body and follow what feels true for you.

After the movement portion of the evening, we gather in a circle and pause to integrate the experience. We then come back together for a closing circle and an opportunity to share reflections from the evening.

People come for all kinds of reasons: to move, connect, process, explore, or simply enjoy being present. Whatever brings you here, you’re welcome.

Dog sitter available

Submitted By: whitwojo@oregonstate.edu – Click to email about this post
I grew up on a farm and have spent much of my life around animals. I love dogs and miss having pets of my own, but my current apartment isn’t the right fit for one full time. If you’re heading out of town and need someone responsible, trustworthy, and excited to spend time with your dog, I’d be happy to help! Whether it’s walks, check ins, or dog sitting, I can provide a safe and caring environment while you’re away. Happy to chat, answer questions, and see if it’s a good fit for you and your pup.

Drop-in visits (30-minute check-ins for feeding, play time, litter box, etc.):
$35 per visit.

Multi-visit day (3 visits per day):
$85–$125/day depending on services (e.g., multiple pets, walks, meds).

Overnight (house sitting):
$85–$125 per day depending on services (e.g., multiple pets, walks, meds).

Redwood boards

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Redwood boards – recycled from city water storage tank. 3/4 ” x 7 – 7-1/4 wide – varying lengths from 3 to 12 ft. Beautiful wood for interior accent walls, craft projects, furniture for indoor & outdoor

$3.50 per linear foot

Call or text Scott 503-440-1871