MEET A FEW FAB MANZANITA ON SALE SUNDAY!

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We volunteers at the Hoffman Wonder Garden are pretty psyched about Sunday’s plant sale. That’s ’cause we know what’s on offer, 100 fabulous manzanitas and assorted native and worldly wildflowers you DO want in your sunny garden.

Here’s a few of the manzis we’ve got for you, the pictures below in the same order as these descriptions:

‘Howard McMinn’ – Whoa, is this guy handsome, ultimately 7′ tall and just as wide. You might think him a bit roly-poly but no! More like a pink-flowering, multi-stemmed small tree once pruned. As with all manzis, though, let him bulk up for a few years before revealing his shape.

‘St Helena’ – Big gorgeous Helena! Since she’s capable of 10’x10′, be sure to plant her in the open where she can flex her might and not be crowded by small fry. Wait for those white flowers, twinkling like holiday lights winter through early spring.

‘Harmony’ – Its name describes how you’ll be feeling about your garden when you add this easy-growing, floriferous rounded shrub. A good beginner’s manzanita, reaching – at most – 7’x7′ at absolute maturity, it’s super easy to tip back and keep smaller. Morning shade but aft sun? Go for ‘Harmony’!

Response to Support our veterans?

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I don’t know where you got the idea that disabled veterans are immune from the law; read the link that you put at the end of your letter as proof.
It’s a fact that if the cops didn’t do anything it is not because of his veteran status.
I can only assume that it is because there was not enough probable cause.
Some veterans can have enough problems without generalizing statements like yours.

Spa Manzanita – Locals Special Is ON!

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Spa Manzanita We Love Locals Discount is on again!

Spring Break is behind us and Summer is just a few short months away.

Self-Care is calling ☎ to remind you to take advantage of this time for some relaxation and restoration with a massage or facial, or try our new infrared sauna.

10% off all treatments and infrared sauna sessions for appointments mid-week (Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays).

Book online at spamanzanita.com or give us a text/call at 503.689.8679

BRAND NEW Wool Rug and Pad

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Beautiful, completely brand new 5′ by 8′ wool rug just purchased from Wayfair. Decided it doesn’t fit our space. Comes with an unopened rug pad! Purchased both originally for $200 total plus shipping, asking $150.

Pickup in Manzanita. Cash or Venmo accepted! Text Abbie at (971) 570-5385.

Links to original products below.

www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdp/lark-manor-barden-oriental-handmade-flatweave-wool-ivorybeige-area-rug-w005932370.html?csnid=CC0F9FF5-4F5A-4EDA-8CA7-CE7D28C6B844&_emr=1108b989-8203-475a-9c3d-fde246567212&…

www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdp/wayfair-basics-bottorff-dual-surface-033-rug-pad-w009447217.html?csnid=CC0F9FF5-4F5A-4EDA-8CA7-CE7D28C6B844&_emr=1108b989-8203-475a-9c3d-fde246567212&_eml=7f0eb5c3-71fc-428…

Let’s make it a Tsunami of Food Cans!

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Time to practice your emergency evacuation and yellow radio skills. AND do some good for the community at the same time. Bring your cans of food (or monetary donation) with you and you’ll be doing yourself and others a favor.
Saturday, April 27 10am til 1pm

Tired of looking at grimy, stained surfaces around your property

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Tired of looking at grimy, stained surfaces around your property?
Whether it’s your driveway, patio, or walkways, we will have them looking brand new in no time.
Say goodbye to unsightly buildup and hello to a fresh, clean finish!

Service area: Cannon Beach to Tillamook
Pressure Washing Services Include:

• Driveways
• Walkways
• Sidewalks
• Patios
• Decks
• Roofs
• Windows
• Gutters

Call today to schedule your pressure washing appointment!
Valley Pressure Pros
(503) – 440 – 2349
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Three spots left for Spring Herbal Workshop!

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Spring Herbal Workshop: Saturday, April 20th Noon-3pm

Tickets at link below:
www.northfork53.com/events/spring-herbal-workshop?p

Spring is the perfect time to learn some herbal self care to shake out the winter cobwebs and revitalize your body!

At North Fork 53 Communitea Wellness in Nehalem:

*Learn to make the healing skin salve known as “Balm of Gilead” from local poplar tree buds to take home with you.

*Learn to use and try out herbal oils for self care

*Learn to create a fresh nettle and dried nettle tincture to take home with you.

*Try nettle tea and pesto and learn more about this amazing wild plant

*Learn herbal tincture making basics and take herbal recipes and nettle seeds home with you!

Tea and Snacks included!

Wood Fired Sauna & Cold Plunge Herbal Spa (optional add on)
2pm-3pm

Play with herbal balms and oils in a cleansing and relaxing wood fired sauna and cold plunge.

Includes towels, sauna wraps, drinking water and a selection of herbal oils to use.

Only 3 spots left! Get yours before they’re gone:)
www.northfork53.com/events/spring-herbal-workshop?p

TEEN NIGHT at North Coast Pinball Friday April 19th, 6-8PM

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Hello BBQ Community-

TEEN NIGHT is FRIDAY APRIL 19th, 6-8PM, at North Coast Pinball!!! FREE PINBALL and Games for ALL TEENS! Please spread the word, and send your teens in for some free fun!!!

Contact Christy (503) 800-1092, Christy@cosmichealignnw.com for questions, info or to donate!

Thank you!

Nehalem Bay Health District Board

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Nehalem Bay Health District Regular Board Meeting

3:00 PM, Wednesday, April 17, 2024
Location: Zoom remote video conferencing

This meeting is open to the public.

The Zoom link below is for members of the public who wish to attend

Join Zoom Meeting
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The Zoom link can also be accessed on the Health District website

For general questions or to request meeting information contact: info@nehalembayhd.org

AGENDA

1. Call to order

2. Consent agenda
a. Minutes of March 13, 2024 regular meeting
b. Financial report
c. President’s report

3. Presentation by Berry Dunn, the District’s CPA firm

4. Health Center/Pharmacy Project Update
a. Klosh Group and Scott Edwards Architects

5. Development of FY 2024-25 budget
a. Schedule
b. Consider new policy, revised District Policy
7.1 regarding Health District budgets

6. Formal receipt of independent audit

7. Public comment

8. Items for the good of the order

9. Adjournment

Tall & Statuesque? Broad & Muscular? Buy both Sunday!

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Come Sunday, when the doors open to shop for manzanitas at the Hoffman Center’s Manzanita Plant Sale (11AM!) , a little knowledge will go a long, long way.

Tall & statuesque? Broad & muscular? Big, medium, or groundcover? Let size and shape be your guide.

We’ll be selling a fantastic assortment of manzanitas, THIRTEEN different kinds. Insane! You’ll want to be sure from the get you’ve got the right plant in the right place ’cause these kids don’t like to be moved around.

Got a shady garden? Don’t buy a manzanita. Got overhead irrigation? Ditto. Soil super rich with amendments? Nope. Not gotta thrive.

But if you’ve got at least 6 hrs of sun in fast-draining soil without irrigation or fertilizer, manzanitas are your kind of plants.

Tomorrow on the BBQ: Meet A Few Manzanitas!

COMMUNITY THEATER VOLUNTEER WORKSHOP THIS SATURDAY, APRIL 20TH

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VOLUNTEER WORKSHOP SATURDAY, APRIL 20TH AT THE NCRD PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Help bring the magic of theater to life and join a welcoming community at Riverbend Players Community Theater!

www.riverbendplayers.org/volunteer

Hi there!

My name is Linda Makohon, and I’m the Volunteer Committee Chairperson for Riverbend Players Community Theater.

We’re a local theater company producing high-quality productions for the Nehalem Valley.

We’re always looking for new volunteers to help us, and I’m excited that you’re interested in joining our team.

There are many different ways to volunteer with us. You could help with acting, stage crew, costume design, set design, marketing, or promotion.

No matter your skills or interests, we can find a way to use them to make our theater productions even better.

We’re a friendly, inclusive, and supportive group of people, and we would be honored to have you join us.

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out the form on our website or contact me at lmakohon@riverbendplayers.org

We look forward to hearing from you or seeing you at the NCRD Performing Arts Center this Saturday!

Fictional Soap Opera – The Tides of Manzanita

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Episode 8 – The Break-In -Part One

In the heart of Manzanita, under a cloak of darkness pierced only by the occasional flicker of a street light, the tension mounts in “The Tides of Manzanita.” This suspenseful episode follows the daring nocturnal venture of the three allied women—Victoria, Ruby, and Shirley—as they embark on a mission to unearth the investigative report buried deep within the bowels of City Hall.

The night is eerily quiet, the silence a stark contrast to the storm of emotions swirling within our protagonists. Victoria, the embodiment of vigilance, takes her position outside the cottage-like facade of City Hall, her cell phone clutched tightly in her hand, ready to signal any hint of danger. Inside, Ruby and Shirley, armed with nothing but their courage, a small handheld light, and thumb drives, navigate the labyrinthine corridors of power, their every step a whisper against the polished floors.

“Are you sure it’s here? Are you sure of the password?” Ruby’s voice barely rises above a murmur, her words a mist in the cold air.

Shirley, with a determination forged from months of silent dissent, moves with a purpose toward the city manager’s computer. “Yes,” she whispers back, her fingers finding the piece of paper taped beneath the desk— the key to unlocking the password to their quest. “I’ve seen the manager access it a hundred times.” Under the tape was scrawled the computer password – Powerful1. “It figures,” said Shirley, “No lack of ego in this office.”

The tension crescendos as Shirley’s fingers dance across the keyboard, the glow of the screen casting shadows that dance like specters across the walls. “There it is,” she breathes, a mixture of triumph and disbelief coloring her voice as she opens the file marked “My Eyes Only.” The room is filled with the soft clicking of the thumb drive, a modern-day Excalibur, as it captures the report—a testament to their fight for justice.

“Hurry, I’m as nervous as a cat,” Ruby hisses, her eyes darting toward the door, her instincts on a razor’s edge.

In that heart-stopping moment, the door flew open, and the lights blaze to life, banishing the shadows and exposing the intruders to the harsh glare of retribution. “What’s going on?” The booming voice, authoritative and incredulous, cuts through the silence like a knife. Ruby had heard the voice before at The Cove.

Shirley and Ruby, caught in the act, turn toward the intrusion, their faces a canvas of shock and fear. Shirley’s involuntary yelp pierces the tension, a solitary note of vulnerability in the crescendo of their mission.

And then, the reveal that leaves the audience gasping for breath—Victoria, their lookout, their guide, ensnared by two shadowy figures whose identities remain shrouded in mystery. The sight of her, held captive, her arm gripped tightly, is a tableau of unexpected twists.

The episode ends on a cliffhanger, the fate of our heroines hanging in the balance, their mission, their bravery, and their very freedom caught in the web of Manzanita’s dark underbelly. Shirley and Ruby, their expressions a mix of fear and determination, stand frozen, their mouths agape, as they face the unknown adversaries who have turned their quest for truth into a nightmare.

What will happen next in this high-stakes game of power and revelation? “The Break-In” leaves viewers on the edge of their seats, their hearts in their throats, eagerly awaiting the resolution of this pivotal moment in “The Tides of Manzanita.” Tune in to next week’s episode, The Break-In Part Two, to discover the fate of Victoria, Ruby, and Shirley in the gripping continuation of their quest for justice.

Sculptural Weaving with Bark at the Hoffman Center in Manzanita!!

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On May 5, 2024, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, join May Gallery artist Rose Covert, in a sculptural weaving class. Participants will use beginning basketry techniques including plaiting and twining to start their weave and then will explore using random weave to create a small woven form. Random weave is a freeform weaving style that allows for creative freedom resulting in a unique and interesting design.

Using hand-harvested and locally grown barks to weave into the basketry reed, this workshop will focus on the fundamentals of natural materials and mixed media fiber sculpture. We will learn about the harvesting and processing of the plants so that students will leave with information about gathering what grows near them to use in future projects.

This class is appropriate for all skill levels, no prior weaving experience is necessary. This class is also great for those who have experience with weaving and are looking to increase their weaving vocabulary.

Participants will leave with a woven sculpture that will be unique in size, shape and composition.

Tuition is $145 and includes all materials. Full or partial scholarships are available!

For more information and registration: visit the Hoffman Center for the Arts Website: Hoffmanarts.org

For questions contact: visualarts@hoffmanarts.org