Located north end of cannon beach near Les Shirley Park.
Mr. Bean loves to be where the action is. He wants to be a part of whatever his humans are doing, especially at mealtime. So, watch your plate when you are eating lunch…Mr. Bean will likely be right there to help you eat it! Of course, a gentle correction will let him know that he has to be patient and wait for his own lunch. Not only does Mr. Bean share human eating habits, he also knows simple commands. Tap his bowl; Mr. Bean will come running. Tell him to sit; Mr. Bean will sit!! Fill up his bowl and Mr. Bean will wait for another “tap” before he dives in!! What a show off!!
Mr. Bean loves to play and will do so with whatever colorful or fuzzy objects are around. He especially loves wand toys, fuzzy balls, stuffed mice, and anything he can climb. Mr. Bean is also quite content to entertain himself if his humans are busy, or is as happy just to hang out and watch whatever you are doing. This fun, sweet, and busy boy has a huge heart and energy to match. His perfect forever home will be one that has room for a cat who wants to be more than just a pet…he wants to be part of the family in every way. And just like a favorite family member, he will be a loving and devoted companion.
To learn more, please visit unitedpaws.org or email unitedpawshelp@gmail.com to schedule a Meet & Greet.
Come help preserve history and give these materials a second life:
Vintage 80’s-90’s dental equipment
(I know it doesn’t feel vintage. I’m so sorry, but that’s what the kids are into these days!)
Waiting room furniture from a couple distinct eras
Metal shelving for both office and shop
Lamps
Hardware, signs, and building maintenance tools
Office furniture and equipment
Artwork, décor
Misc. surplus cleaning supplies
Jessi Just Consulting
Historic Asset Recovery Project Coordinator
J.justworks@gmail.com
971-403-2301
Farming is hard, people. This is the season of bounty, but it’s always a risk. Sadly, Pearl Point Oyster Farm has pulled out of the market for the season due to unexpected mortality in their oyster beds. Cranberry Kitchen has been less present than usual due to a failure in the cherry crop, putting a dent in supply of their most popular products. All of our farmers and their staff are working through thick and thin to take advantage of this brief season of production. It takes a lot of work and navigating uncertainty to show up consistently with a full booth, and we appreciate them! Make sure you take advantage of the fruits of their hard work while it’s here!
What a band last week! Baz Moto was super fun and had the whole market dancing. They are a hard act to follow, but I’m going to try. Your intrepid market manager (that’s me, Carolina) will be on stage this week, trying my hardest to give you a full band sound with just two arms, two legs, and a soulful voice. I bring a one-woman band to the Manzanita stage, playing guitar and accompanying myself on the drums while I sing my little heart out with a “voice like sweet bourbon”. I cover pop, soul, rock, and americana over the decades, with unique original songs mixed in with familiar favorites in ways you’ve never heard.
See you at the market! Friday 4-7, 635 Manzanita Ave behind city hall.
Get ready to groove to some amazing tunes with a picturesque view of the bay. Four concerts in total, these in-person events promise to be a night to remember, filled with great music and good vibes. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enjoy live music in a beautiful outdoor setting. See you there!
**All proceeds go directly to the musicians**
About the musician:
Christopher Worth is a Portland-based singer-songwriter and producer known for his signature “Bohemian Blues” sound. Blending the melodic craftsmanship of a classic songwriter with a voice that carries the raw, soulful power of the blues, Worth has built a reputation for high-energy, transformative live performances. His acclaimed “Identity Triptych” of albums—Six Foot Soul, Two, and Pardon Me—showcases a vast musical range that feels both timeless and modern. Whether performing solo or alongside frequent collaborator David Jacobs-Strain, Worth delivers an expansive, psychedelic soul experience.
Please direct any questions to communiteanonprofit@gmail.com
U-pick blueberries will be available this Saturday
Saturday we will open 10:30 – 3:00 or until we run out. PLEASE no early birds!
U-pick blueberries $3.00/lb and pre-picked packs available roadside for $4.75 each.
15545 McDonald Rd. That’s located at the corner of McDonald rd and Liar’s lair.
PLEASE!
No early birds
No kids
No pets
29 Tan/Brown
21 Redish Brown
9 Grayish
6 Charcoal
Thanks BBQ!
Hope to see you there!!
The Peaceful Protesters involved with North County Resistance are still looking for answers to questions concerning incidents that happened months ago, weeks ago, and days ago. Questions about killings, detentions, coverups are answered with more killings, detentions, and coverups. I dare say as long as Trump is in office these incidents will continue.
Finally Chief Justice John Robers stood up to Trump saying his remedy against a judgement against him (Trump) was not the way the Constitution was written. It is probably too little and too late. The whole of the Supreme Court has well, “flushed the American people down the toilet”.
Is it too late to fight this? A question all must answer as individuals. If you can, come and join the North County Resistance on Saturdays, in Nehalem, from noon to 2 PM. Talk with us about how you feel. Tell us what you think we ought to be doing. Should we just let all of Trump’s antics slide, go home, watch TV, work in the garden, or whatever. Or should we be in Nehalem on Saturdays doing our protest, should we be writing letters with our complaints, should we be upset at all?
Did you hear Trump talk this week about the beautiful beaches in Cuba? Sounds like his family will be there soon scouting out these beaches for development-if they haven’t been already. Look for the dollars and this is where you will find the Trump family.
When looking up definitions of greed we find “excessive desire” and are told to look up “cupidity”. There I found “intense desire for possessions and wealth”. When is enough-enough, or not enough? And opposite of greed? I find this to be an interesting question. You can be generous. Generous with time, with compliments, with unselfishness and it will cost you nothing. You can also be generous by means of philanthropy, helping others with the monetary riches you have gotten from your life. A lot of this comes from a book I am reading, Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. In my book, greed is not good quality. But it is not my job to judge. Keeping my own house in order can be a full-time job.
So, hope to see you in Nehalem, Saturday, August 1, from noon to 2 PM. Bring a chair or what you need to be comfortable. Come when you can and stay as long as you can. We have lots of American Flags and if you would like to borrow one for this demonstration, we would be happy to provide you with one.
Best,
Patty Rinehart
Where flame meets the saltwater’s edge, nature leaves its mark.
Featuring the work of Randy McClelland, Drea Frost, Colin Meston, Duncan Berry, and Scott Vaughan.
Shaped by heat and ash, each ceramic piece bears the one-of-a-kind imprint of the kiln, while the paintings and prints capture the beauty of the coast. Together, they explore the balance between artistic intention and the unpredictable forces of nature.
Visit the Cannon Beach Gallery, a nonprofit community gallery dedicated to supporting artists, fostering creativity, and making the arts accessible to all. Experience this celebration of kiln and coast while helping sustain the arts on the Oregon Coast.
Cannon Beach Arts Association & Gallery
1064 S. Hemlock Street
Cannon Beach, OR 97110
