Thanks BBQ.
Author: North Coast BBQ
Free, propane , fire pit with cover
It’s free to the first person able to pick it up.
We live on Dorcas Lane in Manzanita.
Email- wendyjacksonuk@yahoo.com
or text (503)724-9126
Custom felt hats
I am located on the coast in Nehalem Oregon
Hats that are $80 these are the measurements.
Size: 56-58cm = 7- 7 1/4
Hat Brim: 10cm = 4”
Hat Height: 12cm = 4 3/4”
adjustable straps inside
Hats that are $60 these are the measurements
Size: 56-58cm = 7- 7 1/4
Hat Brim: 10cm = 2 3/4”
Hat Height: 12cm = 4 3/4”
adjustable straps inside

Older iPad
It works fine, but it is slow. And the battery needs to be charged frequently–at least everyday. Or you can use it while it is plugged in.
First one to email me gets it for free.

Manzanita Open Golf Tournament
The four-person, 9-hole scramble is $60 per player. Organize your 4 players and go to our website, www.eugeneschmuckfoundation.org, to reserve your spot and pay.
Not a golfer?
Please consider becoming a sponsor. To donate, go to our website, www.eugeneschmuckfoundation.org.
Stop by Manzanita Links during the tournament and enjoy a burger or a hot dog and participate in our raffles and games.
You can also donate to the door prizes and raffles. Items are collected through early May. We accept new, unused items, art work, baskets filled with goodies, lodging gift certificates, restaurant gift certificates, wine, etc. A minimum $25.00 “real market value” for all donation items please. Please check with an ESF board member directly, contact us by mail at PO Box 58, Manzanita, OR 97130, or email esffoundation@yahoo.com to donate.
The world needs more Shame Shifters
Loving the Body – Transforming Shame
North Fork 53 Communitea Wellness in Nehalem
Wood Fired Sauna with Cold Plunge and Kelp Mask
Shame Shifting using Tantra, Kundalini Yoga & Somatics
Beltane Fire Ritual and Sound Healing
Tea and Snacks!
www.northfork53.com/events/beltane-retreat?p
“The first thing is your body. It is your base it is your ground. To make you hate the body is to destroy you. To make you schizophrenic. To make you miserable.
The body is your basic truth. Whenever you are going against the body. you lose contact with reality. The body is your contact, your bridge, your temple.”
On Beltane we celebrate the body, the greatest of mysteries.
In this workshop we’ll explore the master emotion of shame, and why “shame shifting” is the key to transforming the fight with our bodies into life force and pleasure.
Through a series of exercises based in tantra, kundalini yoga and somatics, you’ll learn ways to turn towards towards the body with compassion and love.
Beltane Fire Ritual & Sound Healing
Pleasure is the natural result of transforming shame in the body.
Using fire, sound healing, ‘ye old shame pinata – we’ll create a ritual to burn away the old skins of winter and light the flame of summer!
Limited Spots available in this retreat! Sign up with link below:
www.northfork53.com/events/beltane-retreat?p

Aesops Fables Play This Weekend with many Local Kids!
Coaster Theatre Kidz presents an original one-act play with music that weaves six of Aesop’s most famous fables into a show that’s fun, fast-paced, and full of surprises. You’ll enjoy the old morals with a new twist as the characters navigate through The Tortoise and the Hare; The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing; The Wind and the Sun; The Grasshopper and the Ants; The Boy Who Cried Wolf; and The Lion and the Mouse.
Tickets can be purchased here:
coastertheatre.com/shows/aesops-fables/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1qvM7wOY0zL5SdHcIXUdzO4rY8hwzrYmADfUzpgA8WNrAQ4eCkONGm1Mw_aem_AZX-TRtF_xN8r-SAxIg7ygvM9Gaq8vsS0TOs-16UUzz-HAev3fLbyTmAB7qj9H8fv2ae…

Oil and Cold Wax Painting Workshop
When: Thursday, May 2 & Thursday, May 9
Time: 12 pm – 2 pm
Where: Trails End Art Association, 656 A. St., Gearhart
Instructor: Becky Chappell
Cost: $90/members; $95 nonmembers
To register:
trailsendart.org/index.html
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Stationary Concept2 Bike for sale
This is a lightly used stationary indoor exercise bicycle with a holder for your personal I-pad or I-phone. It is easily adjusted to your size and holds up to 350 lbs. The length is 48” (shorter than a yoga mat) and can be easily rolled out of the way.
This stationary bike is a user-friendly option for someone who wants to exercise on those rainy indoor days. It is comfortable to use.
Email merrycyclist@gmail.com. Located in Neahkahnie. Cash only.


Intro to tribal-style Belly Dance Class This Sunday
Dance of the Sacred Feminine: Intro to Basic Tribal-Style Belly Dance 5 week series with Starr Misner every Sunday in March!
This will be an empowering and fun introduction to tribal-style Belly Dance, celebrating the beauty and strength of the Sacred Feminine.
2pm-3:30pm
$20 Drop-in class
Pay at the Door
Come join us at White Clover Grange, Oregon 53, Nehalem, OR to connect with the sacred feminine through the art of belly dance!
This event is perfect for beginners looking to learn the basics or experienced dancers wanting to brush up on their technique of tribal-style belly dance in a welcoming and supportive environment.
No experience necessary, just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to move your body in new ways. Don’t miss out on this empowering and transformative experience!
Some costuming will be provided. Bring a yoga mat if you have it.

4.25 Thursday Ecstatic Dance
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DANCING WITH THE EARTH
Ecstatic Dance led by Lane deMoll
Thursday 4.25
@the white clover grange
6:30-8pm
$10-$20
“We’re still in the potent windows of the Eclipse, the Jupiter-Uranus conjunction, Earth Day, and Full Moon in Scorpio. Wow. Let’s dance that energy into our very bones! My “Gaia’s Mandala” painting (Ancestor of Earth in Lane’s Greenwitch Tarot) celebrates us all dancing to integrate the fiery Green Man of the Sacred Masculine and Divine Feminine.”

Summer is Coming
Getting healthy has never been so easy. All you have to do is click on the link and I will contact you at your convenience for a quick conversation about your health goals.
That’s it!
It’s just that easy!
My name is Denise and I lost 75lbs using the same program I now coach for. I’ve tried everything under the sun and this is the only program that was able to get my healthy and keep me healthy for ever!
I can’t wait to jump in a call with you so you can start your journey!
Click here:
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And follow me on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/denise.r.donohue.7
The quickest way…send me a text at 971-238-9117



Need GoBag or Personal Sanitation supplies? Be prepared in an Emergency!
Place your orders online now for Go-Bags or GoBag supplies as well as Personal Sanitation system supplies. Pick up your items at the PopUp shop on Saturday, May 11 at the Manzanita Police Station (across from Manzanita News and Espresso).

Farm fresh eggs
Memory Foam mattress for sale
Lucid 12” medium firm.
$150
Pick up would be needed in Manzanita.
Please text me at 503-515-7913. Tia
Thanks!


Like New DUNE Graphic Novels
Text Abbie at (971) 570-5385. Pickup in Manzanita.
https://www.amazon.com/DUNE-Graphic-Novel-Book-Dune/dp/1419731505


Rooted Together – A Free Community Storytelling Event
A community storytelling event to celebrate our great pacific northwest rainforest
Join us at the Pine Grove Community House in Manzanita from 6-8:30pm on May 2nd for Rooted Together, an event to kindle connection and community around the conservation of our Pacific Northwest forests.
During the event, you will see a screening of award-winning filmmaker Jesse Andrew Clark’s new documentary short Living Legacies, the first chapter in a new miniseries entitled Forest Stories. We will have a special reading by Paul Koberstein from his and Jessica Applegate’s recent book, Canopy of Titans, as well as a presentation by Coast Range Association’s Chuck Willer.
The evening will include a live Q+A with panelists including NCCWP and LNCT event
sponsors. There will be time for snacks and intermingling of citizens and
grassroots environmental groups! Come chat with NCCWP, Lower Nehalem Community Trust, and Coast Range Association, among others, about what they’ve been up to.

Spring Garden Fest at White Clover Grange a Grand Success!
On Saturday April 6, vendors, educators and volunteers came together to fill the Grange Hall with plants, garden décor, farmers market products, and opportunities to learn about gardening.
The seed exchange was a lively focal point, as was the Grange cookie table with wildflower seed bombs to boot!
Downstairs the kitchen was filled with children making nature mobiles and later in the dining room presenters shared their wisdom about no-till gardening and living soil.
Customers and learners filled the hall throughout the day. We even had visits from the neighboring farmers’ cats!
There was a good feeling of community connection throughout the day brought about by love for gardening and plants. This comment from Lane deMoll sums it up:
I just want to say to you all what a wonderful event yesterday’s was!! I felt so strongly held in community on many levels. Sweet sweet several hours. Thank you all so much for the work you put into it and for your on-going work for the Grange building! It is truly a place for our Nehalem Valley community to continue to grow from the seedlings that many have planted over the years.
Many thanks to our vendors, teachers and volunteers:
• Kyle and Britt at Moss Creek Farm for beautiful spring plant starts
• Ron Van Dongen for his gorgeous and exotic plants
• Jose Camerena’s plant starts and shrubs
• David Hendricksen and Kelly White for cider and tea
• Hope Stanton for her native wisdom and plants
• Tammi and Lance for their meat
• Deanne for all her garden books
• Karla for her eclectic collection of garden art
• Matt and Lori for their eggs
• Autum for her flower wisdom, bean seeds, and dahlias
• Jody and Gary Lewis for their ironwork
• Barbara McLaughlin and Janice Soots for the seed exchange
• Joe Meyer for his soil presentation and microscopes
• Jared Gardner for sharing about compost on his farm
• The Sharpenator, Dave Rockey
• Bonnie and Roger Neugebauer for the creative art project with the kids
• Presenters Teresa Retzlaff and Joe Meyer
• Tiffany Bay and Vivi for the soup and cornbread to nourish the volunteers and vendors
• All the Grange seed bomb and cookie makers – Constance, Jody, Marie, Fay, Emily, Evelyn, Jennifer, Vivi, Tammi, Peggy
• All the Grange volunteers that held the day together – Ken, Sunshine, Bob, Watt, Jody, Gary, Trav, Vivi, Tammi, Constance, Karla, Jennifer
On Sunday April 7, the Grange held a free heritage apple tree grafting workshop. The workshop is part of a multi-year project to identify and preserve our Nehalem Valley heritage apple trees.
David Hendricksen from Carola Wines + Cider led the workshop with assistance from Jim Fanjoy and Trav Williams. We had a really nice turnout of apple tree enthusiasts from around the community. The Grange Hall was filled with folks trying their hand at learning the craft of grafting, while sipping on David’s apple cider and eating other treats. With deft knife work and flying wood chips, it looked like a whittling convention!
Many thanks to
• David Hendricksen
• Jim Fanjoy
• Trav Williams
• The Tillamook County Cultural Coalition for funding this project

Looking for a computer handy volunteer for White Clover Grange
We’re guessing that there is someone out there in BBQ-land who has more experience in this realm than we do. Maybe you already use the Squarespace platform for your own website, and you have used Substack. Or possibly you just have a knack for computers and websites.
If you are that computer-handy person who also has a heart for the White Clover Grange, and a willingness to volunteer your skills, please send me an email!
Thank you,
Vivi Tallman
vivi@nehalemtel.net
Electric XP Trike
please email emmasuesutton@gmail.com or
call/text 773-369-4229
You are welcome to take it for a test ride! Happy Spring!

ISO – licensed contractor to help finish my back deck railing.

Trailkeepers of Oregon is hiring a North Coast Stewardship Coordinator!
Location: Lincoln City to Seaside, OR (negotiable)
Status: Salaried, full-time (exempt)
Total Rewards $42,500 starting salary | $512.50/month Health Reimbursement Account | Compensation: Fixed and Variable Reimbursements for Personal Vehicle & Home Office Use | Retirement benefit, employer matching after 1 year | Unlimited Paid Time-off Policy
TKO is seeking an individual to grow and develop a diverse volunteer base on the northern Oregon Coast. We seek a candidate who can promote trail stewardship in the region, working with land managers and leading volunteers in protecting and enhancing northern Oregon Coast trails and visitor experiences. The North Coast Stewardship Coordinator will continue a high quality trail maintenance and stewardship program in the region. This position is based on a flexible workspace/schedule, allowing work from home and reporting directly to the field. While the position will assist in projects statewide from time to time, trail stewardship activities will focus primarily from Seaside to Lincoln City and some trail systems within the Coast Range.
Total compensation at TKO, beyond salary, includes generous paid time off, employer contributions to a Health Reimbursement Account, matching funds for retirement after a year, and more.
Studies show that women and people of color are less likely to apply for jobs unless they believe they meet every qualification listed in a job description. TKO values lived experience and we are dedicated to embracing diversity, committed to building a team that represents our communities’ backgrounds. If this role sounds exciting, we want to hear from you!
Essential Functions
-Coordinate and lead volunteers in trail stewardship and outreach through activities that are safe, fun and welcoming for all participants.
-Recruit, guide, and train volunteer crew leaders to build capacity for volunteer service in maintaining the Oregon Coast Trail, filling Oregon Coast Trail gaps, and other trail system projects.
-Support the TKO leadership staff and land manager partners in assessing and prioritizing current trail development and maintenance needs appropriate for volunteer service.
General Responsibilities:
Lead Regular Stewardship Events – 70%
-Lead and coordinate trail stewardship and engagement events 2-4 times per week.
-Support TKO interns, seasonal staff and volunteer leaders on trail projects, maintenance priorities and ambassador stations.
-Lead Trailkeepers University trainings 1-2 times per month with the goal of developing and supporting crew leaders and lead ambassadors.
-Host multi-day trips and volunteer vacation program offerings 3-4 times per year.
-Ensure effective maintenance and management of tools and related equipment/supplies.
-Work with TKO staff and land managers to identify, scope and work plan potential projects including: development of sustainable trail layout, structure design, and maintenance plans.
-Join TKO staff in other regions on strategic stewardship projects and training events.
Community Outreach Activities – 20%
-Recruit community members with stewardship events, crew leadership opportunities, and other projects.
-Coordinate in-person and virtual events that encourage TKO members, volunteers, leaders, and the hiking community to engage in TKO programs.
-Conduct volunteer recruitment efforts with local businesses, trail clubs, and other organizations.
-Coordinate outreach with partners and land managers – hosting tabling and presentations at special events in the local and regional area.
Administrative – 10%
-Meet regularly with TKO staff leadership – mainly virtual meetings, in-person from time to time.
-Maintain event registration by posting events and monitoring volunteer sign ups.
-Generate storytelling content for event promotion, volunteer training materials, and fundraising.
Generate, maintain, and report on project and volunteer data to TKO and other partners.
To learn more and to apply, please visit:
trailkeepersoforegon.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Stewardship-Coordinator-North-Coast-Job-Posting-2024-1.pdf
Thank you!
Eclectic sunrise table FOR SALE


RALLY TO PROTECT DRINKING WATER
Thursday, April 25 at 6:30 pm
St. Mary by the Sea Parish Hall
275 South Pacific Street
Rockaway Beach, Oregon

Next honey/maple syrup etc delivery trip is May 7 (Tues)
Real Vermont maple syrup (dark/robust grade) quarts in GLASS jar are $32 each. Real Vermont maple syrup quarts in WHITE JUG are $28. 3.5 oz canned west-coast caught Albacore tuna from St Jude (four varieties – no salt, regular, olive oil, dill) are two-for-$15 – or five-for-$35. Holy Kakow OG chocolate sauce are two-for-$15. Quarts of raw Willamette Valley Wildflower honey are $28. Quarts of raw Oregon Meadowfoam honey are $29. Quarts of raw Oregon Blackberry honey are $29. Pints of unheated “really raw” Oregon Blackberry honey (naturally crystallized) are $18 each – two-for-$34 – or you can take THREE for $48. Full gallons of the same unheated “really raw” Oregon Blackberry honey are $100 each. Raw honey “sampler” packs from OSO (Clary Sage, Blackberry, Meadowfoam) are $29 each – two for $55 – or four for $100.
Cash or your good check preferred (other options exist). Orders must be placed in advance – deliveries will take place in the afternoon hours. Questions? Contact Jeff via text to his cell: 208-424-0042 – or via e-mail: jwmerc@gmail.com – or by instant message through the JW Merc Facebook page.



Solid Wood Futon for Sale
Wood is a medium-toned cherry, futon mattress is 100% cotton and the cover is an off-white/cream linen which is machine-washable. New covers are available for purchase if you want other colors. Queen size as a bed and 87″ wide.
Image available upon request.
Price – make an offer!
Thanks all 🙂
STORY TIME and Crafting for National Poetry Month!


Eclectic sunrise table FOR SALE


ISO – Reclaimed cabinet I can use for vessel sink
