Seeking pregnant person impacted by Seaside closure

Submitted By: rmillerhoward@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi all, I’m making a radio story for OPB about the closure of the Seaside Providence maternity unit. I’m looking to speak with people who were planning on delivering there, and are now in a position of having to make and navigate a new plan. If you’re expecting or gave birth in the last few weeks, and are wading through these uncertainties, I’d love to speak with you. Appreciate it!
Rmillerhoward@gmail.com

Artistic Painter for Hire

Submitted By: rachel.zakrasek.art@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi, my name’s Rachel and I’m an independent artist based in Tillamook, providing complete in-house design-to-execution services for custom painting projects of all kinds.

Large-scale murals, hand-painted signs, cabinets, doors and furniture, custom wall art – whatever unique way you wish to add art to your space, I can’t wait to work with you to realize your vision.

As we welcome our winter rain, it’s the perfect time to work on an indoor painting project, or to begin the design process for a summer 2026 project!

Contact me to discuss your vision or just to learn more – initial consultations are free.

Contact:
Rachel Zakrasek, Artist
rachel.zakrasek.art@gmail.com
www.RachelZakrasek.com

INDIVISIBLE: Tillamook Coast Action meeting Saturday Oct 25

Submitted By: barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
posting for indivisibletillcoastlead@gmail.com

Hi everyone! Great job on Saturday as we stood together in the largest peaceful demonstration in American history!

We want to be sure to invite you to our monthly meeting this coming Saturday at the Tillamook County Library main branch, from 1-2:30pm. If you can’t make it in person, please feel free to email indivisibletillcoastlead@gmail.com for a Zoom link.

Come meet Tillamook City Chief of Police Nick Troxel and get to know your neighbors and community!

We normally meet on the third Saturday of each month, but last Saturday we were all just a “little” busy, so we moved it to the 25th this month. In November we will be back on our regular schedule.

See you soon!

Romy and Don

Tea & Toffee Tasting at Green Coast Market Saturday 10/25

Submitted By: greencoastmarket@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Green Coast Market’s final Crave the Coast event is scheduled for Saturday, October 25 from 5-7PM. We’ll be sampling teas from Murrelet Herb Farm (Nehalem) as well as toffees from Holm Made Toffee (Bend) and Sweet Treats by George (Forest Grove). Come warm up with us!

To learn about the other foodie events happening this month on the North Oregon Coast, follow this link: northcoastfoodtrail.com/crave-the-coast/

Green Coast Market is located at 117 S Miller Street in downtown Rockaway Beach. Fall hours: Thursdays through Mondays 10AM-5PM, except for Saturdays, when we stay open until 7PM.

Thanks for shopping local!

United Paws’ Featured Felines

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Meet Tilly and Quill, United Paws’ Featured Felines. Tilly is a young mama cat, and Quill is her charming kitten (son). They were both rescued and fostered by a United Paws volunteer, and have been vaccinated and spayed/neutered. They are an extremely playful pair, enjoying the cat toys and towers to the fullest.

Interested in adopting this loving, multi-generational pair? You can view videos of them in action and learn more at unitedpaws.org. You can also schedule a “Meet & Greet” by emailing unitedpawshelp@gmail.com.

CANCELL PROTEST ON SATURDAY 10/25/2025 See you next Week!

Submitted By: pattyrinehart@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Dear Folks,

Due to the weather report for tomorrow North County Resistance is CANCELLING tomorrow’s PROTEST in Nehalem. A suggestion would be for protesters to take time to write letters to our elected officials. Give them an earful! I’ve been working on something to send out to you today. I got this information from typing “How does government shutdown effect Oregon”. I’m doing the copy and paste method, and it appears some sentences are broken up, but am sure you can figure it out.

The government shutdown is expected to significantly impact Oregon, affecting federal workers, social services, and the economy, with potential long-term consequences if it persists.
Impact on Federal Workers.

Furloughs and Pay: Approximately 30,000 federal workers in Oregon may face furloughs or be required to work without pay during the shutdown. This situation creates uncertainty and financial stress for many families.

Essential Services: While some federal employees, such as air traffic controllers and TSA workers, are deemed essential and will continue to work, they will not receive pay until the shutdown ends.

Effects on Social Services
Healthcare Programs: Social Security and Medicare will continue to operate, but applications and services may experience delays due to reduced staffing. The shutdown could also lead to increased health insurance premiums, with estimates suggesting a 68% increase in Oregon for those on the Affordable Care Act exchanges.
Food Assistance: Programs like SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) are expected to continue, but prolonged shutdowns could lead to delays in benefits.

Economic Implications
State Economy: The shutdown could have broader economic repercussions, particularly if it lasts for an extended period. Experts warn that the costs of uncompensated care in healthcare will ultimately be borne by the public, affecting everyone in the system.

Public Services: National parks, including Crater Lake, will remain open, but services may be limited due to staffing shortages. This could affect tourism and local economies reliant on visitors.

Political Context
Legislative Stalemate: The shutdown stems from a failure to reach an agreement on a spending bill, with both parties blaming each other for the impasse. Oregon’s lawmakers have expressed concerns about the negative impacts on families and essential services.

In summary, the government shutdown poses significant challenges for Oregon, particularly for federal workers and those relying on government services. The longer the shutdown continues, the more pronounced the effects will be on the state’s economy and public welfare.

Hoping to get together with you next Saturday, November 1. Thanks for being a part of this community.
Best, Patty

Yoga with Veterans and with Molly and with Janet

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Hey everybody

Come join us for Yoga with veterans, with Molly and with Janet. It’s fun, healthy and will limber you up. Everyone is welcome, so come on. Molly and Janet are excellent teachers.

Here is the info:

Yoga with Molly
Day – Monday
Time – 10:45 PST
Place – Tillamook YMCA

If you can’t join in person, you can still zoom in via the following link.
us06web.zoom.us/j/85009203244?pwd=kewlp3KzlW0sKcbRbW8m3xMy0t5yOA.1

Yoga with Janet
Day – Wednesday
Time – 10:30 PST
Place – NCRD in Nehalem

If you can’t join in person, you can still zoom in via the following link:
us02web.zoom.us/j/82315818270

See you there.

Brian

NCCWP MONTHLY MEETING IN ROCKAWAY BEACH

Submitted By: Rhonda.nccwp@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Please consider attending the next general membership meeting at 6 pm on October 28th at the St. Mary by the Sea Parish Hall – 275 S. Pacific Street, Rockaway Beach. We will discuss the following agenda:

1. Prepare for City of Rockaway Beach November 12th Hearing on FEMA Floodplain Requirements.

2. Movie: The People vs Agent Orange. November 8th at the Tillamook Library. Doors open at 12:30 pm, showing at 1 pm. Free Admission.

3. ALERT: On October 23, the Nedonna Wave developer submitted an appeal to LUBA. This appeal is challenging the Rockaway Beach City Council’s September 9 denial of their application.

ALL ARE WELCOME

NCCWP wants no more logging and pesticide use in community water sources regardless of who owns the land, and wants an end to pesticide applications near where people live, work and recreate. Safe drinking water and clean air are part of the public trust that we all are entitled to have. Please help North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection safeguard and restore our drinking watersheds. www.healthywatershed.org | North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection
For more information contact: rockawaycitizen.water@gmail.com.
#peoplevsagentorange #stoppesticides #agentorangeawareness #agentorange #healthywatersheds #protectdrinkingwater #nccwp

Disillusioned Oregon Democrat Governor Speaks…l

Submitted By: dixiedarrow@icloud.com – Click to email about this post
NOTE: Manzanita Dixie did not post this!

Here is an article taken from the Willamette Week, written by a former Democratic Governor about the state of Oregon! With my comments in CAPS

MY FEELINGS………………..

OREGON NEEDS THIS:……
Proposed by a former Democratic governor Ted Kulongoski! The former governor says he remains a proud Democrat but is DISILLUSIONED with the condition of Oregon.
AND YOU SHOULD BE TOO….you live here – don’t you know what is going on……..

He is behind the “Voters Fairness Act.” Initiative 55 would amend the Oregon Constitution to eliminate partisan primaries, and Initiative 56 would create a new process in which all candidates would be listed on a single ballot, with the top two vote-getters advancing to the general election.

“I don’t think the current process is functioning in the broadest interests of Oregonians,” Kulongoski says. “It’s working for interest groups and people with money.”
INTEREST GROUPS AND PEOPLE WITH MONEY!!! YEP
WATCH FOR THESE INITIATIVES – MAKE OREGON GREAT AGAIN!!!!!!!! Initiatives. 55 and 56!!!
THIS IS NOT RANK CHOICE VOTING

You can read the whole article from the newspaper……….
www.wweek.com/news/state/2025/10/22/kulongoski-lends-his-name-to-new-ballot-initiatives-pushing-for-open-primaries/

Learning about Our Past. A program sponsored by NVHS

Submitted By: info@nehalemvalleyhistory.org – Click to email about this post
On Saturday at 3:30 in the NCRD Performing Center the Nehalem Valley Historical Society welcomes Dr. David Hororwitz to present his talk entitled “Ghosts of Modern Culture War: the 1920’s Ku Klux Klan in Oregon and Tillamook County.” This promises to be another high quality program offered by NVHS.

Help moving washer and dryer a short distance

Submitted By: Rumblemailbox@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I need two strong men, hopefully with an appliance strap to carry a washer and dryer (individually) a few yards to my laundry room. No stairs. The machines are in the garage next to my laundry room, but the door needed to be widened to get them in there. It is planned to have the door widened on Monday Afternoon 10/27. Late afternoon or early evening on that day would work well for moving them in. $50 offered per person for a few minutes of work. Thank you. I am in Manzanita (Classic St Cottages). Call 650-464-1733 if you and a friend can help me out. Thank you!

Private Room W/Private bathroom AVAILABLE

Submitted By: Leti.flores.sera@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I have a room for rent in my home. Next to Bayside Gardens in Nehalem. View of the bay from your bedroom. Rent is $1,400 monthly & includes ALL utilities, wifi, use of washer/dryer, extra storage space, parking etc. 6 month lease preferred. First last & security deposit required. Occupancy is for 1 person ONLY. Sorry, but no pets.

Civic Saturday Sermon

Submitted By: codger817@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Join us Saturday, October 25 at 10 am for Tillamook County’s version of “Civic Saturdays” with Jim Heffernan hosting. The sermons explore new and better ways to be a citizen. They are aimed at developing “citizenship muscle. We will need “muscle” to bring power back to “We the People”, where it belongs. Each sermon functions as a stand-alone sermon. Don’t worry about missing earlier sessions.
This week’s sermon , number 17 of 19, is “Are We Enough?” and is 37 minutes long. Eric Liu expands on the central point that if we are to heal our politics, we need to do it ourselves with an amalgam of hope, optimism, and love. I found this sermon very inspiring. We can talk about the sermon afterwards, or not.
Sermon was first given on June 2, 2018, but, sadly, little has changed in the last seven years. I think he has to say applies to 2025 maybe more than it did 2018.
Zoom link below
Invite link for Saturday 10 AM
us06web.zoom.us/j/88905106346?pwd=TEaw5qfSN2X5UoxBHgZSF7UsqwMugD.1
Recordings are available for those who are unable to attend the zoom. Contact me at codger817@gmail.com and I’ll e-mail one to you. Recordings also available for earlier sessions.

Accountability Honesty Openness – Meeting

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MEN’S GROUP NORTH COUNTY
What: An inclusive and diverse Men’s Group
Where: 34610 Lodgepole Drive in Pine Ridge neighborhood
When: Second and Fourth Sunday of every month
Next : Sunday, October 26th, 3:00pm
Why: It is beneficial to experience a diverse circle of men – all ages – all walks of life – all points of view – let’s expand the possibilities
How: A few of us have been meeting for over ten years, others are new to the process. Each man adds to the gathering. We all have connection to a vast knowledge. The group intelligence is more expansive than the individual awareness. There is a great release and power in sharing our wisdom and vulnerabilities.
We are confidential.We are inclusive.We are diverse.New men are always welcome in this circle.Bring yourself.Be yourself.Add yourself to the mix – see what happens.
If you need directions or have questions call Michael at 503-616-6538

Liberace and Liza – A Tribute Nov 1st

Submitted By: pac@ncrdnehalem.org – Click to email about this post
Coming to NCRD November 1st 7:00 p.m. LIBERACE AND LIZA – A TRIBUTE. Wildly improbable, completely irresistible! David Saffert and Jillian Snow re-imagine what might have happened if Liberace and Liza had ever actually shared a stage. Virtuosic piano playing, powerhouse vocals, and improv comedy! Two NCRD Patrons called it “BEST SHOW EVER!”. The SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE called it “SURREAL, YET ODDLY PERFECT!” New York, San Francisco, and now Nehalem. Reserved seating $30, general admission, $25 available at www.tickettomato.com/event/9671
PG-13 A special thanks to Ocean Inn for assisting with lodging for the artists.

Special AUTUMN EVENTS at Sea Dream Yoga in Nehalem!

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The forest shimmers with the shades of October, the sunset of summer that moves us toward the crisp dawn of winter.

Tonight, a mile from the sea, I hear the rumbling of big waves against the sand bar. The wild world scurries and flutters in preparation of the ice storms and stillness soon to come. The air drapes us in the thick energy only Autumn can offer.

Our cozy studio space in Nehalem is holding a crystal grid of calm and nourishment for the soul this Autumn and into Winter. We invite you to take part in some of the sweet classes and events coming up this season! Read on…

SUN, OCT 26 | 11am(online only) | $33
ANCESTRAL JOURNEY FOR SAMHAIN with APRIL CLARK

Light your candles and lay back on pillows and blankets, at home/ from anywhere online. Listen and breathe as April drums a relaxing rhythm and guides you in a visualization journey practice, down into the realm of the ancestors. You are invited to create a beautiful connection with your loving ancestral guides.

April learned this offering from grandmothers in Ireland who have kept it alive. It is an ancient shamanic practice that is especially potent during the Autumn season, known as Samhain in Celtic/Irish tradition, as this is believed to be the time when the veil between the worlds is thin.
SUN, OCT 26 | 5pm | $25
SWEET AUTUMN RESTORATIVE LAST SUNDAYS with KATE SKAGGS
Steep in the transformative energies of autumn as you prepare your systems for the calm of winter. Soften into this deep relaxation practice of restorative yoga on the last Sunday evening of each month in Autumn! Yoga Teacher Kate Skaggs will guide you through this very gentle offering of meditation, subtle movement, and supportive poses on the floor or seated, held for many minutes. No prior experience needed!
SATURDAY, NOV 1 | 5pm | $50
9D BREATHWORK with MIKE BURNS
Spend a beautiful evening connected deeply inward, using your breath to move energy in a powerful way, while serenaded by a surround sound music experience. This is a transformative method to rewire your nervous system, under the careful and loving guidance of a practiced bodyworker and healer.
FRIDAY, Nov 7 | 4:30pm | $44

KING TIDES SOUND BATH with JESSE CLARK
Connect with the energy of the river mouth during the King Tide on November 7 through the musical serenade of hand pan and singing bowls, played by long time musician and lover of nature Jesse Clark.
PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR WONDERFUL WEEKLY YOGA, BARRE, PILATES, FREEDOM FLOW and OTHER CLASSES AS WELL — WE ARE ADDING A BUNCH OF NEW ONES IN THE COMING MONTHS (AND A FEW NEW TEACHERS TOO)!!!

Fresh Cranberries!!

Submitted By: hiway53guy@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Fresh Cranberries to be had-2 pound bags of fruit straight out of our bogs in Gearhart (Oregon berries are best!!!) – they are the McFarland variety known as “Macs” in the industry. Harvested from one of our home bogs behind the farmhouse, where the vines are the workhorses of our farm, they are over 80 years old and continue to be high yield producers year after year supplying our cranberry kitchen trail and berry mixes.
Come take advantage of this once a year local berry bounty and support our local agriculture artisans too with thier wonderful variety of fruits and vegetables. It’s all happening at the White Clover Grange pop-up farmers market Saturday, October 25 from 11 to 2. See you there!

Facts Matter more than hogwash about Manzanita Classic Street Project

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Mark Kuestner
To learn facts, go to an actual reliable source: The last Manzanita City Council meeting, Oct. 8 update is just that. Our Council and our City Administration is made up our our neighbors, who are honest people and are doing their jobs in full public view. Insulting them, while handy for attempting to manufacture social media outrage is tacky and inaccurate. And coming from an individual who has cost Manzanita tens of thousands of dollars in frivolous legal costs and whose vindictive actions have directly wasted innumerable hours of staff time over the years makes assertions about funding issues even more absurd. The presentation on Classic St. Project was very interesting, and we now have a work-around to the way too-expensive west-side of Classic retaining wall: Relevant audio of that meeting starts about 17 minutes into the City Council meeting. https://youtu.be/DMaatrAquhw For further clarification, the Council invites all of us to send questions to their shared email address: citycouncil@ci.manzanita.or.us