Rental needed for the best tenant!

Submitted By: Sarahnloaf@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi everyone! My name is Sarah and I’m am the tenant in need. My rental home in Wheeler is being sold and myself and my very mellow sweet quiet adorable dog Meatloaf need a new home (pictures provided)

It’s just us and we don’t need a ton of space. I’m mainly outdoors not at home so I’m very flexible on what can work. I just need something so we can stay and you all know how hard that can be to find. I’m really hoping someone here can help. Year lease is ideal. Im a quiet professional that also does ceramics in Nehalem at a local shop. Extremely good credit and qualified. Non smoking, non drinking, very quiet overall. Any questions feel free to ask. Open to all areas around Nehalem within 10 min or so is ideal. But again I’m in need so open to a bit farther.

I just received the news today so I have a little bit of time. Im in Portugal currently so it might take extra time for my response. It’s about 8 hours later But I’m on the serious search so I’ll be back to you very soon during my waking hours.

Fingers crossed the best landlord is looking for the best tenant and her adorable dog 🙂 Open to renting a room if needed but prefer my own space. I’m open though to hearing of anything!

Summer Appraisal

Submitted By: summerappraisal@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi North Coast Community!

My name is Summer Peterson and I am a USPAP-compliant appraiser and Accredited Member of the ISA (International Society of Appraisers).

I am a personal property and fine art appraiser providing professional appraisal and valuation services in Cannon Beach and the surrounding area.

I help clients by providing a written opinion of value to base financial decisions. Bankers, financiers, investors, insurers, adjusters, estate managers, trustees, executors, attorneys, judges, federal and state tax agencies—are dependent upon the knowledge and expertise of the appraiser and appraisal research.

Written appraisals are specifically designed for a variety of legal and taxation purposes, including estates, trusts, charitable contributions, insurance claims, divorce settlements, and so on.

Written reports are USPAP and IRS-compliant and can be entered as evidence in a court of law.

Not sure if what you have is worth valuing?
There is no charge for the initial phone conversation (or meeting, if local). I would be happy to help you figure out what you need and how best to proceed.

Consultations can be done via email or text as well.

Contact: Summer Peterson

Phone: (972) 363 – 6340

Email: summerappraisal@gmail.com

Website: summerappraisal.com

EMERIL LAGASSE AIR FRYER

Submitted By: jjrizk@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Emeril Lagasse power air fryer

360 Max XL. Family size.

Crisper basket. Two extra crisper baskets
included total of three
Pizza rack
Baking pan
Drip pan
Rotating rotisserie spit, holds up to
14 pounds, Comes with a rotisserie STAND
Recipe book

It’s an air crisper, toaster oven, food dehydrator and slow cooks

Perfect for You or that cook in your life makes a great gift !

$150 if you have questions call 941-914-2786

IKEA MALM Queen size bed frame – Free

Submitted By: cherylogburn@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Free and ready for pick up in Manzanita.
Older version of the IKEA Malm bed frame – teak like finish. Good condition but finish is faded on the inside of the frame. We took the bed apart and all hardware is labeled and bagged. No mattress included.
Available for pick up on Sunday 2/26.
call 503 318 2888

COLOR INSTITUTE MAKEUP SET

Submitted By: jjrizk@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Everything you need in one container, home or traveling doesn’t take up a lot of room It contains:

Sponge applicators
Lip brush
Blush brush
Pressed powder

Shadows, Concealers,all kind of fun stuff
Makes a great gift for you, Or someone you like
$15 never used any questions give me a call
941-914-2786. Have a wonderful day.

ACTORS NEEDED FOR ’12 ANGRY JURORS’ AUDITIONS AT NCRD PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Submitted By: frank@wandascafe.com – Click to email about this post
Hi, I’m Frank Squillo and I’ll be directing our June production of ’12 ANGRY JURORS’.
The stage play was first performed on CBS TV in 1954. It was then turned into the highly acclaimed movie version in 1957 starring Henry Fonda, and remains a classic to this day!
The stage production can now incorporate men and women into the plot with each character remaining very close to the original script, despite gender differences.
Auditions are next week (Thursday and Saturday) and I would love to see you at either of our two audition dates being held at the NCRD Performing Arts Center.
For more information go to www.riverbendplayers.com and click on the AUDITIONS tab.

Small/sturdy folding table (48×30)

Submitted By: jwmerc@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi there – I recently had a table just like this one stolen (outside the county) and am looking to replace it (the one in the picture no longer has proper integrity to hold weight).
Brand was “Lifetime” and the measurements were 30″ wide by 48″ long. What was most advantageous was the ability to hold a reasonable amount of weight (honey jars) – and it would fit nicely inside my modest sized SUV for transport.
Of course I could go buy a new one – but hey – maybe one of you have one that you no longer need?
Any/all ideas would be helpful – Jeff (the guy who sells honey etc) text: 208-424-0042, e-mail: jwmerc@gmail.com – or message through my Facebook page – Jeffrey Warren (no – not Jeff Warren from Nehalem) – or thru the JW Merc Facebook page
Thanks! JW

Pauseful Wellbeing Circle

Submitted By: aplacetorejuvenate@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Pauseful Wellbeing Circle ~ a small group experience

Tune into your embodied wisdom.
Cultivate nourishing connections.
Experience satisfaction in this precious life.

Tuesdays from 6:30pm-8pm
Complimentary community sessions throughout March.

Limited seating. RSVP with Christina at 503-457-1092.

Ultimately, we’ll be forming a group that meets up regularly.

*If a group of friends would like a private experience, please reach out.*

Honey booth back in WHEELER – Tuesday 2/28/23

Submitted By: jwmerc@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hopefully the frozen ‘matter’ will be long gone by TUESDAY (Feb 28th) when Jeff and the JW Merc roadside booth return to WHEELER from at least 12-4 pm. We’ll be set up in our usual spot – corner of Hwy 101 and Rector – across from where the train stops. Coast range raw blackberry honey WITH COMB INSIDE from Henry Storch will be on hand – plus quarts of the same honey simply by itself (trust me – it rocks).
There will be many other varieties present – too many to mention here but jars $10 to $98 can be found – crystallized – NOT crystallized – and jars somewhere in-between – light – medium – and even the very VERY dark raw honeys too.
See you in WHEELER this coming Tuesday the 28th – rain, shine – or whatever Mother Nature serves up that day…jw
Text: 208-424-0042, e-mail: jwmerc@gmail.com or message through the JW Merc Facebook page…

An apology for a small error

Submitted By: dixiegainer@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
A friend notified me last night that my post of the meeting today Feb 22,2023 – that I posted, was an error on my part. Yes there is a meeting – what it is about (thats the error) I will find out when I watch it. So I looked for the information that I had which started my comment on the subject of homelessness and providing shelter. So far going back through my e-mails I cannot find the information but I am still looking. So again my apologies.

As I researched causes of homelessness the first information I found stated that homelessness is caused in large part by government regulation – that was unexpected – but as I read further I can see how that plays a big part in causing homelessness.

Everything else I posted was true and my true feelings on the subject. And yes this homeless problem will be addressed in this county soon.

I would also like to say that one of the regulations that Coastalwhistleblower@gmail.com mentioned on his post Feb 19 is one of the regulations that helps create homelessness –
Here is an example: After my husband passed away I had to look for “handyman” postings to get things fixed. It was not hard to find help by looking at ads in the Headlight Herald. Over the following few years I hired handymen to do many things. Then this license or fee – I am trying to remember which it was – was made a law in this county. The ads in the paper disappeared. No more small job handymen. Do you call a construction company to fix a door that in hanging from a broken hinge? If you do – your job is so small it always get put on the bottom of their list and never gets done. It was really hard for me to keep things fixed up after this bill was passed. Those people supplementing their incomes by doing handy man repair and painting work were gone because the license fee was too much for them to pay, and I talked to some of them and they said you have to pay, I think it was one thousand dollars and attend a 2 day school which was all about how to pay your taxes correctly from your work as a handyman. Here is a sad story -I found a painter – I don’t remember how -probably from an ad on the BBQ. So I called him and he came over. I showed him what I wanted to be painted. He told me that he had painted a building in the city of Nehalem and as he was finishing the job an inspector came by and asked to see his license. He didn’t have one so the inspector told him that if he ever caught him again he would fine him big bucks and he would never work again in this county. So I said, well, he can’t see you working from my place and so he did a lot of work for me. This guy had a family with kids and they were just hanging on financially. After he got through painting – and I learned a lot about painting from him, I must say – He fixed a bunch of small things for me that needed fixing. He was great.

I never had a problem. And yes – you can have a problem hiring someone who has a license to do work. For instance hiring a contractor and then finding out much later that the stuff they installed – like insulation – was not what they promised and charged you for – that happened to me – but by the time you find out – years have passed. My niece told me that they had had their house roofed about 5 years ago and now the tiles are curling up – the roof is leaking but the licensed contractor has moved on. Lots of stories like that. Even if you try to hire a person that has a license – they do not want to do little jobs – and I understand that because they have to make money, but do the little guys! The economy we are in is punishing for the people just hanging on trying to take care of their families.
AND one last word about the fee (tax) on small businesses, (ordinance 80?88?) who have barely survived the Covid restrictions – A US congressional hearing showed these restrictions had NO benefit on slowing the case numbers or flattening the curve for Covid. etc. BUT these restrictions put lots of small businesses out of work. So tax small businesses that barely survived? What happened to those people? You can see how government policies effect peoples lives.

Coaster Theatre Holds Auditions for Sylvia March 7 & 8

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Coaster Theatre Holds Auditions for Sylvia March 7 & 8

Auditions for the Coaster Theatre Playhouse’s May production of Sylvia will begin at 6:30 p.m. both March 7 and 8 in the theatre

The Coaster Theatre is looking for four actors to fill the roles in this hilarious comedy. Sylvia is directed by Patrick Lathrop, who will begin rehearsals around March 12. The show runs weekends May 12-June 3 for 10 performances. More information about the show and auditions is at coastertheatre.com.

Written by A.R. Gurney, Sylvia is a charming comedy that follows Greg and Kate who recently moved to Manhattan after 22 years of child-raising in the suburbs. When Greg brings home a dog he found in the park—or that has found him—bearing only the name “Sylvia” on her name tag, she becomes a major bone of contention between husband and wife.

Upcoming shows and events at the theatre:
Suite Surrender, March 24-April 22
Pink Martini with China Forbes, Saturday, April 1
Auditions: Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood, April 25 & 26

Quilts and Wool Blankets. Cutters ok!

Submitted By: ddozbaba@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Looking for quilts and wool blankets and cotton feedsacks. Stains, rips and holes are ok! Looking to repurpose them into clothes to wear so they don’t need to be perfect. Please let me know if you have any you’d like to give away or sell, I am happy to pick up wherever on the north coast! Thank you 🙂 Danielle

Vinyl blinds wanted

Submitted By: barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Do you have some vinyl blinds you aren’t using and want to get rid of?

The Nehalem Bay Garden Club would like to take them off your hands to use them to make plant tags for our annual May Plant Sale on Mother’s Day Weekend (May 13th and 14th)

Any condition ok.
Thanks!
Contact Barbara
barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net