Thanksgiving Food Baskets at North County Food Bank

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Do you need food for your Thanksgiving celebration? The North County Food Bank is here to help. Here’s what you need to know:
Thanksgiving Baskets available Tuesday, November 22, 2022, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Come to the Food Bank at 278 Rowe St. in Wheeler, sign up, and we’ll load you up with a turkey as well as fixings for gravy, stuffing, side dishes, and a pumpkin pie. You don’t need to be a previous Food Bank client, and there is no need to sign up in advance.
You may need to wait a bit—this is our busiest day of the year. We’ll call your number when your order is ready. Thank you for your patience.
Guidelines:
– Live in our service area, which is from the Clatsop County line to Twin Rocks and east up the Nehalem Valley/ Hwy 53 to the county line.
– Need food.
If you are already getting a basket from the Rockaway Lions or another group, please don’t get another one from the Food Bank.
If you don’t have the facilities to store or cook a turkey or pie, or you don’t eat meat, let us know and we’ll find something tasty for you.
You can pick up a regular food order at the same time.
The Clothing Bank will be open from 12 p.m to 3 p.m. and you are welcome to look for clothes after you pick up your food. Please wear a mask to enter the building.

Food prices are up, and North County Food Bank is taking on additional programs to help with food insecurity. Can you help by donating food or funds? More info here: www.northtillamookcountyfoodbank.org/donate

¿Necesitas comida para tu celebración de Acción de Gracias?
Ven al Banco de Alimentos del Norte del Condado.
Canastas de Acción de Gracias disponibles el martes 22 de noviembre de 2022 de 10 a.m. a 3 p.m. Las canastas incluyen pavo, salsa, relleno, guarniciones e ingredientes para tarta de calabaza. Puede recoger otros alimentos al mismo tiempo.
Debería:
– Viva en nuestra área de servicio, que va desde la línea del condado de Clatsop hasta Twin Rocks y hacia el este hasta Nehalem Valley / Hwy 53 hasta la línea del condado.
– Necesito comida.
– Si ya está comprando un pavo de los Rockaway Lions u otro grupo, no obtenga otro del Banco de Alimentos.
– Si no tiene las instalaciones para almacenar o cocinar un pavo o un pastel, o no come carne, avísenos y encontraremos algo sabroso para usted.

El banco de ropa estará abierto de 12 p.m. a 3 p.m.

‘Cozy Mystery’ Author Ellie Alexander to Speak at Cannon Beach Library

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Mystery author Ellie Alexander likes to bake. It’s no surprise, then, that her Bakeshop mystery series includes the titles, “Muffin But the Truth,” “Donut Disturb” and “Nothing Bundt Trouble.”
Alexander will discuss her books – and maybe offer a recipe – when she visits the Cannon Beach Library at 2 p.m. Nov. 12. This is a hybrid event; the presentation can be viewed in person at the library or online: www.cannonbeachlibrary.org.
The event is also a part of WOW! Weekend, a three-day festival in Cannon Beach featuring local vendors, artists, speakers and performers. All library events are free and open to the public.
In addition to the Bakeshop series, Alexander’s cozy mysteries include the Sloan Krause mysteries, the Pacific Northwest and Rose City mystery series and several stand-alone novellas and collaborations.
Alexander notes that the Pacific Northwest is a backdrop for every book, and the location “almost becomes another character in each series.”
Her books feature charming small towns, idyllic settings, delicious foods and drinks and lovable characters (and sometimes, even murder).
A voracious storyteller, Alexander says her goal is to “tell stories that provide points of connection, escape and understanding.”
Alexander has published over 30 books in hardcover, mass-market paperback, e-book, audio, and Japanese. Her writing has appeared in regional and international publications including Climbing Magazine, Women’s World, Buzz Feed, The Oregonian and Portland Family Magazine. She also teaches classes and workshops on writing and marketing.
The event is offered by the NW Authors Series, a committee of the Cannon Beach Library that sponsors monthly author talks and other events from September through May.

Taking on New Clients!

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Shore Thing Home Services LLC is accepting new clients again!

We GREATLY appreciate all the support we have received since opening for business! Please keep in mind the demand far exceeds my availability and we are new. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

Shoot me a text or email. It is easier for me to follow up than voicemails. I will call you back ASAP!

Best,
Shore Thing Home Services LLC
Daniel Grimes
503-801-9125
HandyManDan503@gmail.com

Rising Hearts Studio Open Saturdays

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Hello BBQ!

Rising Hearts Studio in downtown Nehalem has a crystal and metaphysical shop that is now Open every Saturday from 11-4. There are rough and polished stones, Carvings, One of a kind Specimens and Jewelry available for sale. We also have Art, Tea, Reiki Infused Bath Salts, Singing Bowls and other sound healing instruments. And I have just been approved as a Crystal Tones Distributor – so more beautiful singing bowls are coming! If you have something you would like me to order for you- Please reach out now.
The Holidays are coming and your Loved Ones want Beautiful Things – Please support your local small businesses!

Blessings of Health and Wellness!
Christy
(503) 800-1092
www.cosmichealingnw.com
35840 7th St
Nehalem, OR 97131

YOUR VOTE COUNTS!

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There are only four days until the end of this election cycle. Perhaps people across the country will breathe a sigh of relief. I know I will.

I write this post to ask you to vote. Don’t be fooled by thinking that your vote doesn’t count. It does. Many people have worked diligently in recent months to share their views and to highlight the many issues that face our North Coast cities.

Wheeler City Council candidates have been vocal. Some have been straightforward, others have repeatedly twisted facts not only about their own positions, but the positions of others. It is time to separate fact from fiction. You can do this with your vote.

I cast my votes for Dave Bell and Walt Porter, as well as for my own candidacy. I also voted for Heidi Stacks by writing in her name for the 2-year term position.

I want only the very best for Wheeler and, if elected, I promise to work tirelessly for our City.

Your vote does count. Please use it! Thank you.

Respectfully,
Mary Leverette
Candidate, Wheeler City Council
ml2@comcast.net
503.449.8445

Pilates! New Group Mat Starts Monday 11/7

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YAY, Sand and Pine Wellness has a new space!
We are now offering Group Mat Pilates M/W/F at 9:00
Reserve your spot by signing up on our site; www.sandandpinewellness.com/book-online?category=ce26d180-9b1d-4b9a-9220-63560ee4c00e

You will find us at 60 Laneda, between Marzano’s Pizza and Manzanita Coffee.

Nehalem Bay Health District Monthly Board Meeting

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PUBLIC NOTICE
Nehalem Bay Health District
Regular Meeting
7:00 PM, Wednesday, November 09, 2022
Location: Zoom Remote Video Conferencing

This Meeting is open to the public.
The Zoom link is below for members of the public who wish to attend
Join Zoom Meeting
us02web.zoom.us/j/83125890009
For general questions or to request a meeting packet contact:
nbhdistrict@gmail.com

Agenda
7:00 PM NBHD Regular Meeting Agenda

I. Call to order
II. Nehalem Bay Health District’s DEI Statement
III. Consent Agenda:
A. Approval of NBHD October minutes
B. CEO’s October financial report
IV. New Business
A. CEO project update
B. Discussion and approval of Administrative Wages Resolution 2022-09
V. Old Business
A. Website buildout and content update
B. General update on Land use project, upper and lower properties
C. Discussion and approval of Material and Service budget revision resolution 2022-08
VI. Public comment

Adjournment

Kozlowski Grateful for our Community’s support

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Grateful for our Community’s support

I have really enjoyed campaigning during this election cycle and I am grateful for our community’s support! I felt a deep engagement with so many people, and it was wonderful to connect with old friends. It was invigorating to see that so many individuals have a sincere interest in community issues and that they were willing to share their ideas and listen to mine.

I do believe, in the end, we all want the same things:

We want a community that works together to solve
problems while preserving our village culture. We want
to see our community thrive while also focusing on
sustainable growth. We want to save our trees, our
landscapes and the environment.

We want to proactively manage Short Term Rentals so
we can benefit from their revenue while still maintaining
a livable community.

We are anxious to develop ways to provide housing for
our current and future workforce.

We want to search for ways our city can supplement its
revenue sources

I would be honored and excited to serve another term as one of Manzanita’s city councilors. I am really looking forward to hearing the ideas and perspectives of the new council team and I’m anxious to share with them the benefit of my experience. I know that combination will get us off to a fast and energized start in January.

I am personally motivated by challenges, inspired by creative energy and change, and I will bring stability and initiative to the tasks we will face. I am a problem solver and I will be wholly focused on getting things done.

The following three individuals, who have personal knowledge of my strengths and abilities relative to a city council seat, have graciously written endorsements and I am honored to share them with you here.. Retired State Representative Deborah Boone speaks to my understanding of how government works; Tillamook County Commission Mary Faith Bell comments on my leadership and consensus-building abilities, and Jenna Edginton, our newest city councilor, believes that my skills and experience will galvanize the entire council team toward positive action.

Retired State Representative Boone:
I have known Linda Kozlowski for several years, mostly through the emergency preparedness sector. I also served with her on the Emergency Volunteer Corps of Nehalem Bay (EVCNB) board of directors and experienced first-hand the depth of her commitment to her community in Manzanita. Linda has earned the respect of the broader statewide emergency preparedness community and her experience in this sector has made her the Go-To person for elected officials along the Oregon coast. Linda understands how governments work from local to federal levels and she knows how to get things done. She was often in the committee rooms during legislative sessions helping to shepherd bills through the process and serving as an expert witness. Her ability to grasp the details of the issues of concern to Manzanita citizens make her valuable to the City Council. I can’t recommend her highly enough for this important position.

Tillamook County Commissioner Mary Faith Bell:
I enthusiastically endorse Linda Kozlowski for reelection to the Manzanita City Council. In my capacity as county commissioner, it has been my privilege to work with Linda on emergency preparedness issues, for which she is recognized statewide. I have the utmost respect and appreciation for Linda’s leadership, her heart for service to the community and her ability to develop, nourish and maintain positive relationships with a wide range of people. Moreover, Linda is a dynamo, she accomplishes amazing things, and leads and inspires others to great works as well. Truly, it is accurate to say that Linda brings out the best in people, often more than they knew they were capable of. Linda’s continued leadership on the Manzanita City Council is in everyone’s best interest. Please vote for Linda Kozlowski.

Councilor Jenna Edgington:
Before I applied for the open position on City Council in August, I agreed to assist Linda with her re-election campaign. I have since attended several meetings with Linda and I continue to be impressed by her subject knowledge, professionalism, and her ability to work together as a team and compromise. With a virtually new city council and mayor I believe it is imperative that Linda Kozlowski have a seat at the table. She will enable the new Council to hit the ground running by being able to provide insight on past Council decisions and also her thorough understanding on how the City functions and the role of City Council. Linda has already been a tremendous help to me as I learn the ropes in my new role on Council.

As we approach election day, I urge you to vote for the candidates and issues that best represent your hopes and desires for our city, our county, and our state.

I hope you will choose to elect me to a city council seat and I promise that I will work hard to repay your trust and do the right things for Manzanita.

November Hoffman Gallery Artist Reception

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A reception will be held at the Hoffman Center for the Arts for November Artist Levering Thomas this Saturday, November 5th at 2pm. Levering will talk about her artist journey and process as it relates to the featured exhibit, the Peter Iredale.

The show also includes ceramic works from “Women Who Woodfire”. The November Hoffman Gallery show and Potter’s Nook are open Fridays through Sundays, 1-4pm, from the 4th – 27th.

EVERY VOTE COUNTS!

Submitted By: ml2@comcast.net – Click to email about this post
I want to speak to the 75% of you who have not yet returned your ballots. First of all, I’m hoping
you really do vote in this election. Even with our successful vote-by-mail system, many of us still
seem to wait until Election Day to cast our ballots. That’s fine, but even knowing that, a 25% return with less than a week remaining seems a little low to me.

Here’s an example of one of my concerns. The other day, I met someone I “sort of know” from
the community. Now, for reasons that will become apparent, I’m not going to identify her,
nor will I. The conversation went something like this. She, knowing I am a candidate for City
Council here in Wheeler, wanted to talk to me about the election. She wasted no time getting
straight to her point. She wanted to know who I was voting for. Now, I ordinarily keep that kind
of information close to the vest. But I believe she was genuinely interested in knowing how
one candidate was voting. So, I told her my vote went to, besides myself, Mary Leverette,
Heidi Stacks and Walt Porter. One thing led to another in our conversation until she pressed
me on why my vote didn’t go to even one incumbent. I said something like, “Well, there
aren’t that many of them running and besides, I wasn’t particularly happy with the outcome
when we voted two years ago”. At that point, she bristled and told me that she hadn’t voted
for any of them. In fact, when pressed, she really couldn’t remember when she had last voted in a local election. Well, it was then that I got on my soapbox and told her pretty much what I’m using here to relate to you.

Voting at our local level is so important. Every vote counts and – as we have all heard on more
than one occasion, “If you don’t vote, you can’t complain!”

So, come on, 75%. I know we can do it! Please vote in your municipal election.

Dave Bell
Candidate for Wheeler City Council

Hoffman Gallery November Show

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Hoffman Gallery
Hoffman Gallery Show November 2022
November 4–27 | 1:00-4:00pm
Fridays through Sundays
Read artists’ bios at hoffmanarts.org/events/november-2022-gallery-show/

Opening Reception November 5 | 2:00-4:00pm
Hoffman Center for the Arts | 594 Laneda Avenue | Manzanita

November Exhibition paintings by Levering Thomas
& ceramics by Women Who Wood Fire

The November Potter’s Nook
Works of Levering Thomas
Open same hours as Hoffman Gallery
Hoffman Center for the Arts | Clay Studio

Fire Mountain School is Hiring!

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Dear Community,

The Fire Mountain School is seeking mindful, engaged and passionate people to join our learning community in Falcon Cove!

We are looking to fill Teacher Support and Aftercare position(s) which are integral to carrying out our mission to nurture each child through joyful, place-based learning where students develop strong and positive senses of themselves and see themselves as interactive participants in the wider natural, social and practical world. The Teacher Support and Aftercare positions may be filled by the same person or multiple people, depending on schedule availability, and experience. Please visit firemountainschool.org/teachersupport to read the full position description and help us circulate to interested community members!

We hope to hear from you!

~In warmth,
Emily
firemountainschool@gmail.com.

~

November Menu @ Buttercup Homemade Ice Creams & Chowders

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Starts right now!

ICE CREAMS

Sweet Potato Ginger Cookies n Cream on brown butter cone

Burnt Chocolate on salted almond cone

Marshmallow on chocolate-dipped graham cracker cone

Baked Apple on cheddar cone

Cranberry-Orange Cheesecake on graham cracker cone

Black Walnut-Date (vegan) on brown sugar vegan/gluten-free cone

Cinnamon Sorbet (vegan) on vanilla vegan/gluten-free cone

SEMIFREDDOS

Fig & Goat Cheese

Tiramisu

CHOWDERS

NW Clam

Birria Beef…braised beef in guajillo chile base w/garlic, ginger, spices, lime & orange juices, tomatoes w/purple potatoes, hominy, sweet potatoes, celery, onion topped w/queso fresco, cilantro and fried tortillas

Maple Smoked Salmon…house smoked king salmon in cream cheesy base with garlic, white wine, Nehalem Bay Seasoning, sage w/yukon gold potatoes, butternut squash, celery, leeks topped with spiced tomato butter, fried sage

Thai Pumpkin Curry Chowder…vegan…same house yellow curry paste w/a different twist from our normal red & green pastes. We hope you’ll like it!!!

We have a great salad, some great homemade drinks as well as our own house French Press coffe blend from Wolfmoon and hot teas from North Fork 53 CommuniTeas.

Hope to see you soon….

Spa Manzanita Local Special

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Fall has arrived, the town has quieted.

It’s a great time to take advantage of spa manzanita We Love Locals Special – 15% off of massages and facials.

If you work in the surrounding Manzanita area, we would love to treat you to a complimentary aromatherapy foot soak and tea.

You can book online at spamanzanita.com, or give us a call or text at 503.689.8679, or email info@spamanzanita.com. All you need to do is let us know you’re local and you’re all set!

See you at the spa for some self-care!

Mayerle for Manzanita: Recapping My Run

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I’m Brad Mayerle, and I’m running for Manzanita City Council.

If you are still pondering Manzanita City Council choices, this is for you. I thought a quick recap of my campaign activities would help you understand why I’m the right choice.

I announced my candidacy in May. Since then, I’ve hit the ground running—taking the pulse of our community with an open mind by meeting with residents and genuinely listening.

Here’s a recap of my efforts on the campaign trail:

In my campaign announcement, I immediately discussed the great need for a clear vision for our future and better planning…with a sense of urgency. I’ve heard your concerns about livability, the ongoing city hall project, closing trails to access the beach, dune grading, loss of wildlife habitat, and construction and light noise. I’ve understood your hope for a diverse and vibrant community that welcomes visitors but, first and foremost, meets the needs of the people who call Manzanita home. And I believe there are solutions and that we can find common ground if we work together earnestly and respectfully.

I’ve provided complete transparency. I told you who I am and what I do. While I have no prior government experience, I do have 30 years of experience as a medical professional, working with teams to evaluate, diagnose, and treat complex problems. This experience is what I have to contribute, and I’ll use it as my starting point to bring about a positive change in our community. The problems we face are complex but not unsolvable.

Continuing the spirit of transparency, I created a blog that tracks my daily activities—whom I’ve met with, what I’ve learned from them, what I’m reading, what I’m attending, and what I’m thinking, along with stories about my personal life. Check it out: bit.ly/bradsdailyblog

I also invite you to read all of my posts on North Coast BBQ bit.ly/Brad_BBQ . If you combine this writing effort with what’s chronicled on my blog, you will see that I’ve done the work.

My campaign has been creative, respectful, and dedicated to meeting residents face-to-face—not a bombardment on social media. Instead, I’ve focused on building the case of why my experience matters. We all have our own styles, our own history, and our own ways of learning and making decisions—everyone needs a seat at the table, and I’m determined to provide one for you.

Our democracy allows you to decide which leaders will help move us forward. To this end, I have done my best to earn your vote.

I’m happy to answer any questions you may have, and I welcome your feedback. You can contact me at MayerleforManzanita@gmail.com. Feel free to visit my website: bit.ly/MayerleforManz And while you’re there, check out the unsolicited endorsements from voters I have met along the way: bit.ly/votingforbrad

Sincerely,
Brad

Outdoor Accessibility Survey

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We need your input! Tillamook Coast Visitors Association is looking at how we can help improve outdoor access for all. As part of that process, we have created an online survey that will help us prioritize future projects.

Who is invited to participate: Residents and visitors with disabilities who experience barriers to accessing and enjoying outdoor areas such as trails, waterways and beaches. If you are not disabled but would like to help, we’d greatly appreciate you forwarding this link to anyone who might be interested.

You’ll find the survey on our Outdoor Mobility page, about halfway down the page – tillamookcoast.com/mobility/

Mark Talks About Hard Decisions for the New City Council

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Manzanita’s new City Council members take office in January 2023 and will immediately face decisions that will shape our town for years to come.

My long-term interest and involvement in our town both in local organizations and city government has prepared me to face these challenges head on.

The decisions made will call for hard choices as we weigh Manzanita livability issues vs. our need for revenue stability. They include:
– Deciding on funding a new City Hall
– Revising the Comprehensive Plan and updating city ordinances to support that plan
– Housing that is affordable
– Acting on Short Term Rental regulations
– Appointing new citizen volunteers to important committee/commission positions
– Potential legal challenges from the developer of the 34-room hotel near the Golf Course

I will make sure that our decisions are arrived at with the input from our citizens and in the best interests for our city’s future.

I’m Mark Kuestner and I ask for your vote for City Council. Visit my website, www.MarkForCouncil2022.com to learn more.

Volunteers Needed at Swiss Centennial

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Have fun and celebrate local Swiss heritage!

Tillamook Coast Visitors Association is looking for volunteers to help with parking on Saturday, November 5th for the Tillamook Swiss Centennial event at the Tillamook Co. Fairgrounds.

Ideally, we’d like to have 6 – 8 people from about 10am – 4pm. Doesn’t have to be the same people, could be shifts or whatever works.

We will make a $250 donation to your club/organization, and provide volunteers with food and drink vouchers to be redeemed during the event.

To volunteer or for more info, email Julie Hurliman, Manager, Community Industry & Tourism Programs, at julie@tillamookcoast.com.