Like new, taken out for a remodel
DOUBLE OVEN: like new 30-inch built-in combination convection microwave and convection wall oven
Model: pt7800shass
$250 for both
IN ARCH CAPE



DOUBLE OVEN: like new 30-inch built-in combination convection microwave and convection wall oven
Model: pt7800shass
$250 for both
IN ARCH CAPE



Members read the creative writing that comes in through our submissions and help decide which pieces we share.
We provide a small stipend and welcome applicants with a range of backgrounds.
Learn more and apply at bit.ly/hcalit



Katie is making her debut with Riverbend Players alongside her husband Jordan!
Katie was most recently in CLUE at TAPA as Yvette, the French maid, and realizes she keeps accidentally taking roles that require accents.
Katie grew up in Tillamook on her parents’ dairy farm and was the 50th Tillamook County Dairy Princess.
Katie loves to dance and take Jordan around the world.
POP THE BUBBLY FOR OPENING NIGHT! GET TICKETS NOW!
www.riverbendplayers.ludus.com/index.php
The funniest feud in theater history is coming to the NCRD Performing Arts Center, and we’re kicking things off in style!
Join us for a special Opening Night Gala of Neil Simon’s classic comedy, THE ODD COUPLE, directed by Frank Squillo, including a salute to part of the original cast of the 2016 Riverbend Players production, including Michael Sommers, Mike Sims, Mike Scott, and the director, Betsy McMahon.
Opening Night Gala Details:
-When: Friday, June 5th
-Gala Begins: 6:30 PM (Pre-show celebration in the lobby)
-Curtain Opens: 7:00 PM
-The Perks: Enjoy complimentary bubbles and treats before the show!
General Performance Run:
-Can’t make it to the Gala? Don’t sweat it! The mess and the meticulousness continue through the month.
-Dates: June 5th – June 14th, 2026
Special Thursday night performance on June 11th
and a special Saturday matinee on June 13th at 2:00 pm
-Location: NCRD Performing Arts Center
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
www.riverbendplayers.ludus.com
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Help support our SNAP match program by buying our new 2026 commemorative poster, created by vendor Katie Simmons. We also have new organic cotton tote bags for sale featuring last year’s poster design. Stop by the market info booth to purchase merch, or to run your SNAP card! We also have the beach wheelchairs from the Visitor Center available to borrow at the info booth, free of charge.
Market is a great place to grab a casual dinner and enjoy live music with friends. This week we are welcoming back Sasquatch Sandwich Shop after a winter of travel! His sandwiches and Korean pork bowls are a hit, and one of my personal favorite market treats is his Vietnamese coffee. Malia’s Grill serves up tasty, nourishing poke bowls and Hawaiian plate lunches. Gnarly’s Tacos has amazing carnitas and fish tacos and pupusas. Antojitos Don Berna has refreshing original smoothies and mini pancakes, and Blessed Donuts serves up fresh, hot, gluten free mini donuts!
Music this week is by Lauren Sheehan. Dubbed the “Portland String Queen”, she plays a mix of old blues, early jazz, roots, and country for a blues-billy good time.
After the film, Jennifer Eisele from Beyond Toxics will discuss practical ways that coastal residents can keep track of spraying in their communities and watersheds. This includes a first-of-its-kind map which plots pesticide applications in Oregon forests from 2014 to 2024. We will also provide resources to sign up for future forestry herbicide spray notifications through the Oregon Forestry Activity Electronic Reporting and Notification System (FERNS). Admission is free. Bay City Arts Center, 5680 A Street, Bay City, Oregon, Thursday, June 4, doors at 5:45 p.m., film at 6 p.m.
NCCWP wants no more logging and pesticide use in community drinking water sources regardless of who owns the land, and wants an end to pesticide applications near where people live, work, and recreate.
www.healthywatershed.org|www.facebook.com/
NCCWATERSHEDPROTECTION
For more information, contact rockawaycitizen.water@gmail.com.
#healthywatersheds #peoplevsagentorange #stoppesticides #protectdrinkingwater #nccwp




Thank You BBQ!
Blue Water Fine Art Gallery is delighted to present Briney & Bloom: A Coastal Summer, a joyful and imaginative solo exhibition by our June Artist of the Month, Jennifer Bundy‑Cobb.
This collection brings the textures, colors, and rhythms of coastal life into the gallery through wheel‑thrown and altered stoneware inspired by beachside rituals, coastal foods, and the rugged Pacific.
Visitors will discover craggy oyster trays, whimsical ceramic rockfish, custom bubbling garden fountains, and the inventive Fire Bowl, a playful, pest‑fending piece inspired by our region’s newest sports team. Each work reflects Jennifer’s deep connection to the shoreline and her joyful, hands‑on approach to clay.
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 13, 5–7 PM
Free and open to all — enjoy light refreshments
Enter drawings for a chance to win one of Jennifer’s newest Twin Rock mugs.
Stay connected with upcoming exhibitions — sign up for our newsletter at BlueWaterFineArtGallery.com

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Sunday, May 31st, 12pm Noon in Nehalem City Park.
The Sweet Pea Pod is a local community group that meets monthly, and this summer we will also have some additional gatherings for special events.
Find more info and connect at
Instagram: @TheSweet.PeaPod
or email: gathersweetpeapod@gmail.com




Fire Mountain School is welcoming a new teacher to our team this fall, and we are hoping our community can help!
We are looking for home to rent anywhere in the North Coast area.
Our incredible new teacher and her partner are willing to wait until the perfect long-term rental becomes available. But in the meantime they are open to short term rentals as well.
Creative ideas/scenarios welcome!
If you have a rental available or know of one, we would love to hear from you.
Any lead is a helpful one.
Thank you!

Call, text or email: 971-238-6140


Nehalem Landing Storage Center
36255 Highway 101 N.
Nehalem, OR 97131
MEET THE CAST: MOLLY REARDON
Mom, adventurer, and self-proclaimed thalassophile (strongly drawn to the ocean), Molly calls Rockaway Beach home after living in Maui, Tahoe, and Oregon City.
She’s often planning her next trip or exploring new ventures with her dog, Tilly, on the beach.
Molly is excited to don a new accent in her 2nd performance with Riverbend Players after her stage debut last December.
POP THE BUBBLY FOR OPENING NIGHT! GET TICKETS NOW!
www.riverbendplayers.ludus.com/index.php
The funniest feud in theater history is coming to the NCRD Performing Arts Center, and we’re kicking things off in style!
Join us for a special Opening Night Gala of Neil Simon’s classic comedy, THE ODD COUPLE, directed by Frank Squillo, including a salute to part of the original cast of the 2016 Riverbend Players production, including Michael Sommers, Mike Sims, Mike Scott, and the director, Betsy McMahon.
Opening Night Gala Details:
-When: Friday, June 5th
-Gala Begins: 6:30 PM (Pre-show celebration in the lobby)
-Curtain Opens: 7:00 PM
-The Perks: Enjoy complimentary bubbles and treats before the show!
General Performance Run:
-Can’t make it to the Gala? Don’t sweat it! The mess and the meticulousness continue through the month.
-Dates: June 5th – June 14th, 2026
Special Thursday night performance on June 11th
and a special Saturday matinee on June 13th at 2:00 pm
-Location: NCRD Performing Arts Center
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
www.riverbendplayers.ludus.com
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“Providing opportunities for our community to come together is an important part of supporting connection and well‑being,” said Eric Swanson, president of Adventist Health Tillamook. “We’re excited to welcome Ryan Stevenson and offer this experience for the community.”
With seven No. 1 radio hits, a GRAMMY® nomination, and a Dove Award, Ryan Stevenson is known for music that blends personal storytelling with messages of faith and encouragement. His latest single, “This I Know,” reflects that heart. In addition to sharing new music, this year marks the 10th anniversary of Stevenson’s hit song “Eye of the Storm,” a song that has resonated with audiences for its message of steady faith during life’s most challenging moments.
In addition to his musical achievements, Ryan is an author. His book, “Eye of the Storm: Experiencing God When You Can’t See Him,” details his journey from farm boy to singer-songwriter, sharing life events that have shaped his relationship with God. Community members of all ages are invited to attend this evening of music, reflection, and connection.

A full week of creativity, exploration, and hands-on artmaking for kids and teens! Students choose one morning class OR one afternoon class and stay with that class all week.
From watercolor painting and jewelry making to kawaii crafts, monster sculpture, printmaking, and mixed media exploration there’s something for every young artist!
Visit our website cannonbeacharts.org to register!
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MORNING CLASSES: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Creative Reuse Art Projects
with Loni Sanders | Ages 10–16+
Create mosaics and mixed-media collages using shells, driftwood, plastic, and other beach materials collected during a guided beach walk. Focus on imagination, upcycling, and nature-inspired creativity.
Kawaii! Fun Japanese-Inspired Beach Crafts
with Lori O’Neil | Ages 7–12
Make adorable origami, drawings, and clay miniatures inspired by Cannon Beach creatures and kawaii culture. Students create charms, magnets, jewelry, and decorations.
Intro to Watercolor
with Tom Grogg | Grades 3–12
Learn watercolor basics including blending, brushwork, and color mixing while creating expressive paintings.
Monster Makers: Found Materials Sculpture Workshop
with John Crockett Person | Grades 2+
Build imaginative monster sculptures using natural and recycled materials like twigs, bark, fabric, and found objects.
Painting Nature in Layers
with Keri Domer | K–4th Grade
Explore printmaking with gel plates, stencils, and layered compositions inspired by nature and storytelling.
Nature / Reclaimed Art Mixed Media
with Miss Karen | Ages 7+
Experiment with paint, ink, shells, driftwood, reclaimed wood, and found materials to create textured mixed-media artwork.
AFTERNOON CLASSES: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Jewelry Artistry: Exploring Different Materials
with Karin Hermansen | Ages 9+
Design and create jewelry using beads, wire, fabric, yarn, and paper while learning craftsmanship and design techniques.
Blast of Color & Fun
with Miss Karen | Ages 7–15+
A high-energy mixed media class exploring acrylics, watercolor, ink, resin, and bold creative expression.
Drawing with Gelli Plates
with Keri Domer | Grades 5–8
Create layered prints and vibrant compositions using Gelli plates and original drawings.
Monster Makers: Found Materials Sculpture Workshop
Afternoon Session | Grades 3+
An additional afternoon session of the popular monster sculpture workshop using recycled and natural materials.
Mixed Media Exploration
with Ben Rosenberg | Grades 2+
An immersive mixed media experience featuring watercolor, acrylics, printmaking, drawing, sculpture, and collaborative creative projects focused on self-expression and fun.

Attendees at our May Conscious Aging session engaged in a lively discussion about the pros, cons and complexities of Aging-in-Place in our own homes.
Participants shared ideas about what qualities of life they value most, now, as well as nearer end of life. We considered phases of aging as our abilities diminish and change. We compared the costs of aging in our homes, with possible in-home care, to the cost of assisted living facilities and nursing homes.
It became clear that all the aspects of Aging-in-Place could not be covered in only two hours.
By popular demand, at our June 8th meeting, we will continue our conversation about Aging-in-Place. This time, with emphasis on ways we can each make plans, based on our personal preferences, resources and our community assets and limitations.
Tela Skinner will facilitate the conversation. She will share an assessment tool she has developed that includes a questionnaire for self-evaluation of baseline preferences and abilities. Each person will be able to personalize the tool according to their own values, priorities, and current physical, emotional and mental abilities. The tool can be used to answer the questions repeatedly, as ones situation changes, or when it is time to reconsider our living situation.
Later this year we plan to hold a brainstorming session to identify opportunities for us to combine our time, energy, skills and resources to address individual and community concerns about aging in place.
We hope you’ll be able to join us for this engaging topic.
Your $5 donation supports the Pine Grove Community House.