We have a local meeting every Tuesday at 4pm at St. Catherine’s Church on Hwy 101
For more information about SMART go to SMARTRecovery.org.
Household sundries, bicycle stuff, furniture, file cabinets, books. Priced to sell!
292 N. 3rd. St. (cross street Manzanita Ave.)
Manzanita
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 July minutes
B. CEO’s July financial report
IV. Public comment
V. New Business
A. CEO project update
B. Discussion of board expansion and consideration of
proposed resolution
C. Resolution 0222-07 Change of board meeting schedule
D. District’s logo
VI. Old Business
A. Website buildout and content update
B. Proposed CEO job description update discussion and approval
C. Update on housing development survey
D. New projects update
1. Congressionally directed funding
2. Development of financing package
3. Architecture engagement
Adjournment
9330 DeWolf rd Nehalem 97131
9330 DeWolf Rd 97219
See you here!
Tillamook Estuaries Partnership now has sustainable funding to support a Accounting Manager full time with benefits.
We are seeking a qualified individual comfortable working closely with grant officers, auditors, partner organizations, federal and state agencies to help manage the finances for our non-profit organization.
For full job description and instructions on applying visit our website at the link below.
www.tbnep.org/join-our-growing-financial-team.php
Apply by: September 1st, 2022 by 5:00pm PST
Salary range: $45,000 – $58,600
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
*Bachelor’s degree in accounting, business, or related discipline preferred (work experience and/or Associate’s degree may substitute for the Bachelor’s degree)
*Minimum of five years of experience related to accounting and fiscal management
*Proficiency with QuickBooks (minimum three years experience)
*Proficiency with Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook, and Adobe or other similar software
*Proof of valid driver’s license and current auto liability insurance at time of appointment (and maintained throughout employment with TEP)
Featuring the works of ALXSw,
George Wilson, and Kopali Serna
Artists’ statement: ALXSw –
“Studying martial arts introduced me to Shodo and Zen traditional works. I’ve been deeply impacted by studying the use of empty space in the works of Zen Reishis. Additionally, the placement of an artist’s chops (the red seals) are the final balancer of a composition. Like most 2D arts the first works of a student of Shodo (the art of the brush) are precise, structured, predictable as identifiable kanji or phrases, as with realism in western painting; the orange in a bowl is predictably recognizable. There is no strain or inquiry required to extract any particular meaning.”
Artists’ statement” George Wilson –
“I paint watercolors, soaking the paper, sometimes on both sides and applying washes of color and tone wet on wet to create atmosphere and form. As the paper dries I add detail and structure using sketchbook and memory as source material. I like to paint the shapes of birds and sea stacks; the vertical staccato of old river pilings, the wake of ducks on the river.”
Artists’ statement: Kopali Serna –
“This series explores the story of a hearth that lay frozen for generations but has undergone a time of thawing and regeneration. I conceptualized the series from my perspective as a self-taught indigenous artist, at one point separated from my traditions through the impact of colonization, but now intuitively and joyfully rejoined.”
The gallery is free and open to the public.
To learn more about the August exhibit, visit hoffmanarts.org/events/august-2022-gallery-show/
ICE CREAMS
Peanut Butter & Jelly on brown butter cone
Burnt Chocolate on salted marcona almond cone
Marshmallow on chocolate-dipped graham cracker cone
White Chocolate Cheesecake w/Raspberry Swirl on vanilla bean cone
Peach Cobbler w/Bourbon Caramel on toasted pecan cone
Thai Coconut Coffee (vegan) on vegan/gluten-free cone
Lavender Lemonade Sorbet (vegan) on vanilla vegan/gluten-free cone
SEMIFREDDOS
Strawberry Shortcake
Tiramisu
CHOWDERS
NW Clam Chowder
Provencal Fish Chowder
Mexican Street Corn Chowder (vegetarian)
Thai Red or Green Curry Chowder (vegan)
SALAD
Organic greens, gorgonzola, toasted hazelnuts, fresh strawberry vinaigrette
HOMEMADE DRINKS
French Press Coffee…our own Buttercup blend
Cold Press Coffee
Vietnamese Iced Coffee…dairy, sugar-free
Ginger Drink
Honey Lavender Lemonade
Neahkahnie Fog Iced Tea
We’re located in Nehalem at 35915 Hwy 101 North
Call ahead and we’ll have your order ready 503 368 CHOW
August 5th, 6th and 7th
10:00 – 4:00
Eclectic items
Bicycles:
Trek $50
Diamondback $35
Schwinn $50
Musical instruments
C.D.’s 50 cents each
Many hats
Gemolite microscope
much more…………….
For Immediate Release
August 2, 2022
Health District Receives Welcome Jump Start to Develop New Health Center/Pharmacy
New Center Would Be Built in Wheeler and Will Create New Opportunities for Housing for Health Care Workers
Efforts by the Nehalem Bay Health District to improve primary health care delivery in north Tillamook County have received a major boost thanks to Oregon Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden.
Earlier this year the health district asked to be considered for “congressionally directed funding” to finance a portion of a new primary health care center and pharmacy in Wheeler. Merkley and Wyden announced recently that the requests have been included in proposals approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee where Merkley is a member.
The request for $3 million constitutes a major jump start for the district’s funding plan for the new health center/pharmacy.
“A new, state of the art health care center and pharmacy will truly be a transformative development in north Tillamook County,” said Marc C. Johnson, President, Nehalem Bay Health District. “The new health center/pharmacy will double the size of the current aging facility, allowing better delivery of services including specialty care, to more residents and visitors. The Nehalem Bay Health District is enormously grateful to Senators Merkley and Wyden for understanding and supporting quality health care close to home in rural Oregon.”
Johnson said the district is enormously gratified by the broad community support shown for the project, including endorsements of the congressional funding request from the Tillamook County Commissioners; the mayors of Wheeler, Nehalem and Manzanita; the Neahkahnie School District (which partners with the existing clinic on a School Based Health Center on its campus); the Emergency Volunteer Corps of Nehalem Bay; CARE, the non-profit social service agency in Tillamook County; and Oregon state senator Rachel Armitage.
All who endorsed the project understand the need to provide quality health care services close to where people live and work in rural Oregon.
“This level of community support clearly helps position the project for success, and the support had to be impressive to Senators Merkley and Wyden,” Johnson said. He said the entire board deeply appreciates the community support.
The district envisions construction the new facility on a 1.3-acre parcel directly adjacent to Highway 101 in Wheeler. The district purchased the property last summer and has done substantial preliminary design work, including geotechnical studies and coordination with the city of Wheeler.
The new facility is envisioned as a 19,000 square foot medical center and pharmacy on two levels. The new health center will contain expanded exam rooms, specialty suites, staff work and meeting areas and a significantly larger pharmacy.
The district is working to finalize an overall funding plan for the health center and pharmacy, including an approach to upgrade and revitalize the existing Nehalem Valley Care Center in Wheeler, a 48-bed skilled nursing facility that is one of the few facilities of its kind on the Oregon coast.
The district intends, once the health center and pharmacy are relocated to the new site in Wheeler, as part of its long-term strategy and subject to community approval, to repurpose a portion of its existing campus to address a critical community need – workforce housing opportunities for workers at the health center and Care Center.
The district is also committed to working with the North County Food Bank, currently housed in the old Wheeler hospital, to identify a suitable location for a new food bank facility.
The district welcomes community involvement in its planning and development and holds two regular meetings every month – the second Wednesday for health district business and the fourth Wednesday for Care Center business. The public is invited to attend the meetings that are held on Zoom.
For more meeting and general information: nehalembayhd.org/
If you would like to show your appreciation for this free service please consider sending a donation to support our local Grub Club.
To do so, please write a check to Nehalem Bay United Methodist Church (NBUMC) and designate “Grub Club” on the memo line. Donations may be dropped off at the church or mailed to POB 156, Nehalem, OR 97131.
Here are the details as posted earlier by: knappgj@yahoo.com
Our local kids need help with food insecurity this summer. Our North County connection with other Grub Clubs in the area has become fragile with many competing for the same resources.
The Nehalem Bay United Methodist Church volunteers make 800-1000 lunches per week for 8 weeks every summer. These cost about $2 per lunch.. USDA will only reimburse if we hand them out at a communal meal site. This is a problem for rural areas. Our kids are spread out so that volunteer drivers deliver to 15 different locations 3 times a week,
It will cost about $8000 more than we currently have to continue the program.
If you would like to donate money to this very worthy cause, please write a check to NBUMC and designate “Grub Club” on the memo line. Donations may be dropped off at the church or mailed to POB 156, Nehalem, OR 97131.
My name is Jared. I live in nehalem. I’ve been helping the community with different projects in their yards this summer. I’m 39, healthy, kind, and reliable.
SERVICES I’ve completed; Anything from Pond maintenance, to sharpening up a beautiful zen garden, large and small scale weed whacking, hedge trimming, brush trimming, small tree removal and pruning, and firewood cutting, as well as different types of hauling to transfer station. I have a power washer too.
NEIGHBORS have been wonderful making a comfortable donation, and I’ll always work something out. I’ve enjoyed this mindful work, So I’m continuing thru the fall.
FEEDBACK
Please see what Karrie in our community posted in her own community news letter. So grateful and I was prompted to share. I have other referrals as well.
Call, text or email anytime.
503-707-2174
I’m here to give you a hand!
Jared
I’m a jack of all trades.
My skills include:
*Heavy Equipment Operater
*Licensed driver
*Yard work
*Painting
*Skilled Car Mechanic
*Transporter
*Pet Sitter & Walker
and Lots more! If you have something in mind just ask.
Most likely I’m your man!
Please Call:
H: 503-368-7205
C: 971-601-3364
(Feel free to text my cell but NO emails please.)
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Potter’s Nook featuring Works of Tara Spires-Bell (open same hours as the Gallery)
Read more about the exhibit and view each artists’ bio and work at hoffmanarts.org/events/june-2022-gallery-show-2/
Pick up your walking map at the Manzanita Visitor’s Center 11-3 Wednesdays through Sundays or any time at the Hoffman Center. Buy raffle tickets for your favorites at the Hoffman Gallery- open Thursdays through Sundays 1-5.
