HIGH TIDE HOME/V.R. CLEANING

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Hello all,

Everyone is spring has sprung! We are here to help you!
We do Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or whenever you need cleanings for your home or vacation rental. Please just give us a call and ask. Years of experience.

Please just give us a call and ask. 503-717-2585

Thank you so much for all your support everyone!!!!

Rice & Shine stay in Wheeler on Fridays

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Rice & Shine is happy to announce we are serving exquisite Asian Fusion cuisine at the location in Wheeler from Wednesday to Saturday 1 pm to 7 pm. If you have not visited Rice and Shine before, come check us out!
Go on line to see our menu at riceandshine360.com or call 503-300-8568 if you have questions.
Look for the red food truck behind the Wheeler post office on Highway 101.
Location: 65 Rorvik Street, Wheeler
See you soon!

Tony & Kit Keating

Changing Tides Open Studio

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Changing Tides Artist Studio will be open this Thursday, May 26, and Saturday, May 28, from 1-4. Stop by and see works in progress. Currently I am painting a series based on the local shipwreck, Peter Iredale, up in Warrenton. (attached photos)

Studio address is 12595 I Street, Nehalem (or look for the A board sign on 101).

Announcing My Candidacy for Manzanita City Council

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Hello Citizens of Manzanita,

My name is Brad Mayerle and I am announcing my candidacy for an open position on the Manzanita city council.

Our city is at a crossroads and the November election offers an opportunity to choose a better path forward. We need a clear vision for the future and better planning to help us get there. We need elected leaders who are transparent in their work and accountable to the people they represent. We need action, and a sense of urgency. I can offer that.

In talking to my friends and neighbors, watching city council meetings and reading local stories and social media posts, it’s clear our city has lost its way, putting the interests of visitors and developers above the concerns of the people who live here. Our current path, with its dependence on tourists and short-term rental income, is not sustainable. We need a better balance: a diverse and vibrant community that welcomes visitors, but first and foremost, meets the needs of the people who call Manzanita home. Our future and quality of life depend on it.

A little about me. I’m 58, married to my wife Jennifer for 25 years, and we have a 23 year old daughter, Sophia. We have a big, young, adopted yellow lab with too much energy named Colonel Mustard. I enjoy everything outdoors, be it clamming, crabbing, fishing, mountain biking, hiking, even yard work.

My family bought a second home in Manzanita more than 20 years ago. We enjoyed being welcomed into the city and neighborhood enough to make it our permanent residence five years ago. While things have changed since we first bought our place, I believe our city is a wonderful place and has enormous potential for the future.

Prior to my retirement a year ago, I was a dentist in Lake Oswego for 28 years, leading a staff of 15 wonderful and talented employees. We made a difference in our patients’ dental experiences and that makes me proud. Patients trusted me to hear their concerns, to diagnose their conditions, and to explain options for their health. These decisions involved listening to patient wants and worries, proposing a resolution, and implementing a plan that would satisfy their needs and budget. While not directly analogous to the role of a city councilor, many of the skills for success are the same: the ability to listen, think critically, create consensus, and execute a plan to accomplish the goal.

I didn’t plan on seeking elected office when I retired. To the contrary, my plan included laying low, fishing, working in the yard, and enjoying the perks of living in this beautiful community. But I believe in public service and in making a difference however we can. I’d like to do that in Manzanita – to bring people together to address the issues we face. I’ve heard your concerns about livability, the ongoing city hall drama, closing trails to access the beach, dune grading, loss of wildlife habitat, and construction noise. And I believe there are solutions—that we can find common ground if we work together earnestly and respectfully.

I know change can be difficult, even scary. But it can also be refreshing and fruitful. I feel well positioned in this endeavor by many members and organizations in our community that have offered their support. I believe that really listening, being genuine and educated on the issues—combined with my pragmatic approach to solving problems—can lead our city to a better place. That is how I plan to run my campaign, and if given the privilege to represent you, how I plan to serve you in council.

Finally, if you see me out and about, please introduce yourself and let me know about your concerns and vision for Manzanita. I want to hear from you! I welcome and look forward to our interactions.

All the best,

Brad

Heart of Cartm Store is OPEN

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Beautiful glass art pieces and so much more found in the Heart of Cartm store in Wheeler Friday- Monday, Noon – 6pm. It’s a store packed full of curiosities and materials for your next project or gifts for your friends. Come on in and share with us your favorite story from Trash Bash weekend!

-The Heart of Cartm Team

Hoffman Gallery May Exhibit

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Hoffman Gallery
Hoffman Gallery May
May 6–29 | 1:00-5:00pm

Fridays through Sundays
Hoffman Center for the Arts | 594 Laneda Avenue | Manzanita

Featuring the photography of
Bryan Churchill, Don Backman, Loren Nelson, Gregg Goolsby and Ceramics by East Creek Friends of the Fire

Hoffman Gallery is free and open to the public.

ATTENTION BBQers ARCHIVE INFORMATION

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The archives and current random daily listings are available 24/7. If you have any questions regarding our website, please contact an administrator at bbq@nehalemtel.net
Thank you

Let’s Play Mah Jongg

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Weekly Mah Jongg games are back again…this time at Pine Grove Community House.
Join us every Thursday at 1:30 pm to get into a game. We are playing the 2022 Mah Jongg card.
Please note:
You must be vaccinated to join a game Please, no snacks allowed Bring your own beverage Beginners are welcome – we will help you get started If you have a Mah Jongg game, please bring it
Want to play gin rummy? Scrabble? Pinochle? SURE ! Thursday afternoons at Pine Grove are open for anyone who wants to gather with friends and play board or card games. Please bring your own equipment and supplies. We have chairs and tables that you can set up.

Next JW Merc Local bee pollen/honey/real VT maple syrup delivery run June 7th!

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Jeff and JW Merc’s “Honey In A Hurry” home/office delivery service for bee pollen, raw honey, real Vermont maple syrup, and other products will be making it’s next visit to Tillamook County on TUESDAY JUNE 7TH (in the afternoon hours). Pre-orders are essential – and remember – this is a DELIVERY trip (we bring the items to your address). Send your questions/orders to Jeff directly – via text: 208-424-0042, via instant message through the JW Merc Facebook page or by e-mail: jwmerc@gmail.com.
Delicious/wholesome bee pollen available in two sizes ($10 and $18), quart jars of NW-local raw honey – crystallized or otherwise – are $25 each. Half-gallons jars are $50 and full gallons are $85.
Pints of coast range raw honey from Old Blue are $18 each or you can take THREE for $50. Varieties include Scotch Broom/Dewberry, Poison Oak/Chittum, Burnt Woods Wildflower, Poison Oak/Blackberry and Clary Sage.
Quarts of real Vermont maple syrup (2022 harvest!) are $22 each (classic white “jug” style) – and half-liter glass jars are still $16.
See you on TUESDAY June 7th at YOUR place! JW

We do concrete and more LOCAL

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A couple of local guys are interested in picking up your concrete work. I have included some pics of previous jobs and also listed below a few other items we can do. Old school values and work ethic and we clean our mess up.

General maintenance
Window removal/installation
Decks
Lawn mowing (Looking to pick up accounts)
Demolition

We will have more services to offer in the near future as soon as we get some more of our equipment here.

Please send us a message with what you need to be done and you will get a prompt response.

Coastworks101@gmail.com

Single Malt Q-Tet at NCRD, May 21st at 7pm

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Grammy nominated Pianist Randy Porter joins Pink Martini musicians Brent Follis and Dan Faehnle for a special one time performance at the Oregon Coast.
You don’t want to miss this show!

Saturday, May 21st at 7:pm at the
NCRD Performing Arts Center
Tickets available at tickettomato.com
www.ncrd.org 855-444-6273

Dog walking house sitting

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I’m daniel and I’d love to host your dog next time you go out of town!

Want to learn more about me and my services? Enter this link into your browser, and send me a message directly from my profile on Rover:

nearbydogsitters.com/sit/danieb50429/c

New to Rover? Get $20 off your first booking by using the promo code DANIEB50429. Valid for first-time Rover customers only.
About Me

I’ve been raised around taking care of animals. I enjoy being around animals and learning from them. I’ve helped many friends with their Pets that had problems communicating with. I’ve taken care of all types of dogs and cats. I have housesit many times and I own a cleaning business, so I know how to be respectful when in other peoples homes. I enjoy trail running ,fishing, playing music, surfing, and meeting new interesting people. I also teach Muay Thai , and I love to travel. I’m very straightforward and direct. I am easy-going but firm on what needs to be done. I don’t just see this as a opportunity for making money but a opportunity to be around animals and helping people with their pets they love.
About My Services

I offer:

House Sitting: $50 per night. I’m comfortable taking care of dogs who are: small (1-15 lbs), medium (15-40 lbs), large (41-100 lbs), giant (100+ lbs).
Drop-In Visits: $20 per visit. I’m comfortable taking care of dogs who are: small (1-15 lbs), medium (15-40 lbs), large (41-100 lbs), giant (100+ lbs).
Dog Walking: $20 per walk. I’m comfortable taking care of dogs who are: small (1-15 lbs), medium (15-40 lbs), large (41-100 lbs), giant (100+ lbs).
Raves from My Clients

Want to learn more about me and my services? I have 29 reviews on my Rover profile. Check out what my clients had to say:
★★★★★
Kim D.
May 30, 2021

Daniel took care of our CKC, Molly, for 5 days and did an Awesome job. He replied to all text and sent photos of Molly. We had written instructions and Daniel followed well. The house looked perfect when we returned. Did not even look like anyone had been here or anything touched.
Prior to hiring Daniel, he came twice for a meet and greet and instructions. Right in time for all appointments.
Highly recommend him. We will use him in the future.

To read more of reviews, go to nearbydogsitters.com/sit/danieb50429/c

Want to learn more about my services? Enter this link into your browser:
nearbydogsitters.com/sit/danieb50429/c

New to Rover? Get $20 off your first booking by using the promo code DANIEB50429. Valid for first-time Rover customers only.

Nehalem Hope Chest now OPEN on Wednesday’s

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The Nehalem Hope Chest will now be OPEN Wednesday’s from 12:00-4:00pm beginning this coming Wednesday May 11

Nehalem store hours: Wednesday-Saturday 12:00-4:00pm
Donations accepted Thursday’s and Friday’s ONLY please

Rockaway store hours: Thursday-Saturday 10:00-4:00pm
Donations accepted Friday’s and Saturday’s ONLY please

*please note the additional day is ONLY at the Nehalem store

Heart of Cartm – Important Info!

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Our store in Wheeler will be closed Friday, May 13 – Monday, May 16 in order to focus on Trash Bash Art Festival. Please contact me if you want to volunteer at the show! 971-389-9414 or jessi@heartofcartm.org

Repair Cafe will be held Saturday, May 21st, 3:00-5:00. RSVP on our website to let us know what kind of item you’ll bring for repair.
www.heartofcartm.org/repair-create

Thank you for your support throughout the years. Let’s celebrate transformation, together!

From the heart,
Jessi Just

HAPPY QUILT WINNER!

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“Sunflowers for Ukraine” announces the winner of their sunflower quilt raffle, drawn at the Tillamook Home and Garden Show. The winner is Elaine Emmons of Nehalem, pictured here with her prize. The hanging quilt was crafted and donated by Michelle Vinciguerra of Neahkahnie. It is signed on the back with a dedication to the children of Ukraine. The sunflower is the national flower of Ukraine. The North Coast fundraising team “Sunflowers for Ukraine” sends aid to Ukrainian children via Save the Children’s Ukraine campaign. Any donations are gratefully accepted.t is

Trash Art Gallery Submission Deadline!!

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We are accepting your finished, found object, upcycled, trash chic, scrapped and scrounged and reimagined pieces on 2 days!
Sunday, May 8th, 2:00 – 4:00 AND
Monday, May 9th, 11:00 – 3:00
Bring your art to Hoffman Gallery for the Arts event space (in the back) ready with a title and price range.

Then join us for the Trash Art Gallery Reception on Thursday, May 12th, 4:00-6:00. For anyone not showing their work, tickets can be purchased on line at
secure.givelively.org/event/cartm/trash-bash-art-festival-2022
at Heart of Cartm in Wheeler or
at the door.

Trash Art Gallery is open to the public all next weekend
May 13th – May 15th, 1:00 – 5:00.

See you there!

Nehalem Bay Health District May 11th Regular Meeting

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PUBLIC NOTICE Nehalem Bay Health District Regular Meeting 7:00 PM, Wednesday, May 11, 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 us02web.zoom.us/j/83517178834

Direct your questions to: nbhdistrict@gmail.com

Agenda
I. Call to order
II. Nehalem Bay Health District’s DEI Statement
III. Consent Agenda:
A. Approval of NBHD April minutes
B. CEO’s March financial report
IV. Public comment
V. New Business
A. Discussion and vote on Resolution 2022-05, Increase 2021-22 Utilities cost
B. Discussion to wave Partition Approval section 2.1 of NCFB Agreement
VI. Old Business
A. Update on housing development focus groups
B. Update on the archeological study of Lot 400 C. New projects update

Adjournment

Hoffman Gallery May Show

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Featuring:
Bryan Churchill, Don Backman, Loren Nelson, Gregg Goolsby and Ceramics by East Creek Friends of the Fire

At The Hoffman Gallery

May 6–29 | 1:00-5:00pm

Opening Reception May 7 | 3:00-5:00pm

Fridays through Sundays

Hoffman Center for the Arts | 594 Laneda Avenue | Manzanita

Gallery is free and open to the public

May at Buttercup Homemade Ice Creams & Chowders

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Our new menu starts Friday. Unfortunately, we’ll be closed tomorrow (Thursday) due to the fact that much of the ingredients for our new menu will not arrive until Friday as well as some plumbing issues the building is working on tomorrow. Here’s the new menu. We think it’s worth the wait!

ICE CREAMS

Lemon-Poppyseed Cheesecake w/strawberry swirl on graham cracker cone
Burnt Chocolate on salted marcona almond cone
Marshmallow on chocolate-dipped graham cracker cone
Root Beer Float on vanilla bean cone
Almond Biscotti w/chocolate swirl on chocolate cone
Thai Coconut Coffee (vegan) on cardamom gluten-free/vegan cone
Kiwi-Strawberry Sorbet (vegan) on vanilla gluten-free/vegan cone

CHOWDERS

NW Clam Chowder…sea clams, bacon, cream, dill, lemon, sherry, garlic, Nehalem Bay Seasoning, yukon gold potatoes, celery, onions, grilled red peppers topped with spiced tomato butter

Portuguese Seafood Chowder…tomatoes, clam juice, saffron, white wine, paprika, parsley, cod, prawns, calamari, mussels, yukon gold potatoes, celery, onions, Cubanelle chilies topped with piri piri, bay leaf

Thai Red or Green Coconut Curry Chowder…coconut milk based with our homemade curry pastes, yukon gold potatoes, yams, cabbage, snap peas, leeks topped with cilantro, fried shallots

Spring King Salmon Chowder…grilled salmon, cream, chives, lemon, white wine, yukon gold potatoes, leeks, grilled red peppers and asparagus topped with green goddess butter, fried capers

All our chowders come with delicious Wolfmoon bread and use only organic vegetables and the most local, sustainable seafood available

Try our popular house salad w/organic greens, gorgonzola or sheep’s milk feta, toasted hazelnuts, lots of veggies w/fresh strawberry vinaigrette

Our homemade drinks are:

Ginger Drink – great hot or iced – fresh ginger steeped with cinnamon and clove with lime juice and honey
Honey Lavender Lemonade
Vietnamese Iced Coffee…French press coffee, cardamom, almond, coconut milk, coconut sugar
Buttercup Special Wolfmoon blend French press coffee
N. Fork 53 CommuniTea’s

Our normal hours are Thursday – Saturday from 11:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Call ahead and we’ll have your order ready (we are mainly a take-out situation but do have seating on our back patio)
503-368- CHOW

We’re located in beautiful Nehalem-by-the-River at 35915 Hwy 101 North

Have a great Spring!!

NCRD Budget Meeting

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Below is the Zoom link and Board packet link for Thursdays Budget Meeting for NCRD.

Zoom Link for Thursdays Budget Meeting:
us02web.zoom.us/j/85880404225?pwd=SGdpUzRWN1lsVUJKMHREaEl6amRLQT09

Board Packet for Thursdays Meeting:
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