The Trails & Facilities Manager leads essential projects for the North Coast Land Conservancy, including trail creation and maintenance, facility infrastructure upkeep, and mechanical equipment repair/operation. This role collaborates extensively with staff, volunteer committees, and external contractors. The ideal candidate enjoys group problem-solving, possesses strong hands-on technical and mechanical skills, and is comfortable administering contracts, building budgets, securing permits, and working outdoors across all weather conditions to advance NCLC’s mission.
Location: Seaside, Oregon
Compensation: Full-time, non-exempt hourly. $28-30 per hour
Schedule: M-F, with occasional weekend or off hours, up to 8 hours per day, on-site, could vary based on an as-needed basis
Reports to: Associate Director
For more info and how to apply visit: nclctrust.org/about/career-opportunities/
Thank you BBQ
Her exhibition “Sea Light” — a collection of luminous plein air oil paintings — captures the glow, movement, and atmosphere of the Oregon coast in all its shifting beauty. This special demo offers a rare chance to see how those radiant coastal scenes begin, from the first brushstrokes to the subtle layers of color and light that define her work.
Come by the gallery, meet the artist, and experience her creative process up close. It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect with the inspiration behind Sea Light and watch Victoria paint in real time.
Blue Water Fine Art Gallery
119 S Miller St., Rockaway Beach
Free admission — all are welcome.
Looking for a relaxing, creative way to spend a summer afternoon in Rockaway Beach? Join ceramic artist Jennifer Bundy Cobb at Blue Water Fine Art Gallery for a hands-on glazing workshop designed for all skill levels — from first timers to returning pottery lovers.
This August session offers two ways to participate, so you can choose the experience that fits your pace and your budget:
• Paint One Pot — $65
• Paint Two Pots — $85
Every pot is handmade by Jennifer, bisque fired and ready for you to bring to life with color, texture, and your own creative flair.
What’s Included
• Your choice of one or two handmade pots
• A wide palette of underglazes
• Brushes and tools
• Step by step glazing instruction with Jennifer
• Clear glaze + firing to a glossy, food safe finish
• Optional sketch paper if you like to plan
• 15% discount on Jennifer Bundy Cobb pottery purchases of $75+
Optional Add On
Blue Water Branded Apron — $15 A comfortable, easy to wear apron perfect for glazing days and future creative projects. Available at the workshop.
How the Workshop Works
You’ll begin by choosing your pot(s) from Jennifer’s bisque fired collection — each one unique, each one ready for your imagination. Jennifer will walk you through glazing techniques, color layering, and simple ways to create beautiful surface designs. Wear something comfortable, enjoy the creative mess, and settle into a peaceful afternoon surrounded by art and community.
Finished pieces will be ready for pickup on August 22 at the Gallery. Shipping is available via USPS If It Fits, It Ships boxes.
Why Join This Workshop
August is the perfect moment to slow down, breathe, and make something with your hands. Whether you’re visiting Rockaway Beach or you’re a local who loves supporting community art, this workshop is a chance to connect, create, and take home a piece of functional art you’ll use and treasure.
Spots are limited — sign up soon at BlueWaterFineArtGallery.com.
This Saturday evening, July 25th, at 9pm some neighbors will gather again to remember Lorenzo and Johan, as well as many other indigenous* men who have been killed by ICE, either through their windshields with bullets paid for by our tax dollars, or while being severely neglected or abused in detention facilities paid for by our tax dollars.
From 9pm-10pm, bring a candle that you can hold to the parking lot at St Catherine’s Church on 101 in Bayside Gardens/Nehalem. We will start with a gentle song or two and then attempt a time of silent reflection on the value of these lost lives and what we can do to stop this culture of terror.
Vigils are happening all over the country on Saturday, but if it is raining this Saturday, we will try again at 9pm on Sunday the 26th.
At this last Sunday’s vigil it was meaningful for some to have real candles with flames, but electric candles and lanterns are also welcome and will be safer if the ground is dry. No signs are needed. If you bring a sign please bring a bright battery powered light to illuminate it.
* I refer to these men as indigenous because their families’ mothers and fathers come from North and South American lands and mine do not. This is a personal definition and I realize that others may not share it.
Opened in 1955, closed as a hospital in 1989, and operated primarily for office and storage space through 2025, furniture and various fixtures remain in the old hospital, but now must be removed to facilitate environmental remediation work.
The Nehalem Bay Health District, owner of the hospital building, has gathered the most valuable objects from those heritage years to offer at bargain prices.
The historic hospital salvage sale will take place from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm from July 31 through August 2 at 278 Rowe Street in Wheeler. Follow signs from Highway 101 up Hospital Road. Free parking on site. Level access from the parking lot through an open bay door. Sale areas will be clearly marked, and not all rooms of the building will be open to the public. All proceeds from sales will support the District’s operations.
Items are available for sale in advance of environmental remediation work at the old hospital that is scheduled to begin in mid-August. The old hospital is in deteriorated condition, and the District has deemed the building unsuitable for further use. The Health District recently declared the items for sale to be surplus.
The Health District eventually plans to demolish the old hospital with the hope of repurposing the property to create workforce housing, particularly for health care and other essential workers, in order to ease the area’s chronic housing shortage.
The Nehalem Bay Heath District has served the health and senior care needs of north Tillamook County residents and visitors since 1951. The District owns the new Nehalem Bay Health Center and Pharmacy, as well as the Nehalem Valley Care Center, a skilled nursing facility adjacent to the old hospital. Renovation planning of the Care Center is currently underway with significant upgrades to the facility scheduled for early in 2027.
Send me photos and prices. Willing to meet up anywhere between Wheeler and Tillamook.
This is outside and unlocked area, therefore it’s your responsibility to properly lock up your equipment. I assume no responsibility for loss or damage for equipment or vehicles left on the property.
This is a for “storage parking” spots ‘ONLY’ ! NO ‘living’ in while parked and being stored. I would also consider $25 a week for shorter stays.
I own the property and live here full-time. The street and neighborhood is crime free. All immediate neighbors have cctv cameras around their premises.
All in good shape, no smoking home.
Living Room Sofa set – $100
Dining Table with 6 chairs -$100
Bed Set – Free
Dressers – Free
There are a few others, white TV stand with drawers, couple smaller desk/tables, other shelf with cubes
Located in Bayside Gardens,
email if interested
crosta21@gmail.com
