Category: Events

Submitted By: alicia@aliciagrace.com – Click to email about this post

Rebound to Renewal: A 5-Week Heart-Brain Harmony Workshop for Women
If you’ve been feeling a little off track or wishing for gentle support before the holidays, you’re not alone.
This live online workshop blends brain science with soulful living to help you release rebound weight, quiet self-criticism, and nurture balance from the inside out.
Together, we’ll explore gentle shifts for your brain, body, and heart—creating ease, self-trust, and sustainable change. Begins September 22 | Live Mondays at 12 pm PT Sessions are recorded to work with your schedule.
Let’s step into this season with balance, renewal, and compassion for ourselves.
www.nourishwithgrace.com/courses/rebound-to-renewal
Dr. Alicia Grace alicia@aliciagrace.com

Submitted By: info@heartofcartm.org – Click to email about this post

Don’t worry, folks. The “radical acts” in question aren’t lawsuits or scandals—they’re leather satchels and mended jeans.

This week at Creativity Café, we’re stitching stories instead of stirring drama—thanks to two special friends bringing their craft to share:

“Gucci Weeps: The Satchel Saga”
Brien found a fancy Italian leather couch in the trash. He ripped it to pieces–likely with nothing but his own brawn and plenty of swagger–claiming from beast enough hides to make Gucci weep.

Now he’s looking to share the spoils with us at Creativity Café! Brien will show you how to turn the remnants of Bill & Andy’s couch into small, sturdy pouches—bags fit for hedge-botherers and stitched with story.

Answer the call of the Satchel Saga this week at Creativity Cafe!

Thursday, September 18
3:00 – 6:00 PM
$20, materials provided
HeartWorks Studio, 395 N Nehalem Blvd, Wheeler

AND

“Midday Mini-Mending with Molly!”
Bring a worn (but not completely tattered) woven textile, and Molly will help you patch it up using an intricate yet easy mending technique—needle weaving! Works great on worn pocket corners, rear-end mends, and cuffs (not so great for socks or sweaters). Mending materials provided.

Molly Painter is a one-time Wheeler resident with a history of trying to fix everything. She discovered mending as a way to extend the life of beloved workwear, jackets, and jeans—all without complicated tools or ready-made patches. If you want to share in the quiet joy of fixing something by making it even more special, this is the class for you!

Friday, September 19
12:00 – 3:00 PM
$15, materials provided
HeartWorks Studio, 395 N Nehalem Blvd, Wheeler

Submitted By: seadreamnehalem@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

There is a NEW TIME for our Autumnal Equinox sound bath and visualizations event:

It is now taking place on SUNDAY the 21st at 11am.

AND don’t miss our annual “Water to Bone” ancestral journeying practice for Samhain (close to Halloween!), which can be attended both online or in person!

More information/sign up: www.SeaDreamYoga.com

Submitted By: lnct@nehalemtrust.org – Click to email about this post

Alder Creek Farm’s Nehalem Teaching Trail is in need of a few helping hands. In October, we will meet every Tuesday at noon to tend to native plants—we welcome those with extensive knowledge and those seeking to learn about supporting local ecosystems through native plant gardening and landscaping.

The trail is less than 1/4 mile long, over flat ground. Activities may include bending, light lifting, and walking over uneven surfaces while tending plants. Tools and gloves will be provided. Water, shade, and restrooms are available on-site.

Alder Creek Farm is at 35955 Underhill Ln. in Nehalem. Please park in the grass field opposite the house at 35955.

Submitted By: lnct@nehalemtrust.org – Click to email about this post

Join us on Fridays in September to build public-access trails on Alder Creek Farm! Our Stewardship Crew meets from 10:00AM – 12:00PM every Friday. These work parties are beginner friendly and an opportunity to learn about the engineering of hiking trails.

Alder Creek Farm and Natural Area’s Nehalem Teaching Trail already supports an impressive variety of native plants and simulated ecosystems for community learning—but we’re looking to grow. This short trail will extend educational access into a different ecosystem and connect to the Natural Area’s pollinator meadow. We hope it will also add some variety to habitat access for bird watchers who visit the farm as a part of the Oregon Coast Birding Trail.

Tools and gloves are provided, new volunteers welcome and no prior experience needed. We will be working on uneven ground, bending, and moving small rocks and brush during this process. Join as frequently as you please. Email shane@nehalemtrust.org for weekly updates on where to meet.

Submitted By: sdawagner@icloud.com – Click to email about this post

In gratitude for the enthusiastic responses to its past performances, on October 4 the North Oregon Coast Symphony will present a classical music concert featuring small wind and string ensembles at St. Catherine Episcopal Church in Nehalem.

For several years, the symphony performed regularly at St. Catherine until it outgrew the venue. Because musicians loved playing at the church, with its wonderful acoustics and appreciative audiences, several small groups made up of current and former symphony members have put together a program of chamber music suited for the smaller venue. 

Queentet–a string quartet plus clarinet– will play movements from Mozart’s famous clarinet quintet, K 581.  A trio of flutes will present two contemporary pieces, one of which, Birds, has movements entitled Birdsong, Flight, and The Journey. The FAB piano trio (violin, cello, piano) will perform the gentle second movement from Mendelssohn’s first piano trio. The Astoria Tuba Quartet will round out the program with a selection of pieces by composers ranging from the baroque-era Buxtehude to the local (Peninsula) Norm Poulshock. 

The concert will take place on Saturday, October 4 at St. Catherine Episcopal Church (36335 N. Hwy 101, Nehalem, OR ) beginning at 3 pm.

There will be no fee for admission, but donations are encouraged.

For more information about the North Oregon Coast Symphony, visit their website: nocsymphony.org

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Author Reading with Jane Ashe
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Thursday, September 18th | 4:00-5:30pm
This event is free and open to the public.
Registration in advance is encouraged; walk-ins welcome as space allows
Hoffman Center for the Arts | 594 Laneda Avenue | Manzanita, Oregon

hoffmanarts.org/events/author_reading_with-jane-ashe/?

How can a parent find hope and peace in the unexpected death of a child?

Jane will be reading from her memoir, Firefly: Ashley’s Light, which addresses what she has discovered along the way of processing the sudden loss of her 22-year-old daughter, Ashley, who died in a flash flood while trekking in the Indian Himalayan mountains. Unexpected events before, during, and after the search for Ashley unraveled some answers to Jane’s lifelong search for what is real. Surprising gifts along the way helped bring hope in trying to resolve a death where Jane could not see, be with, or say goodbye to one she loves.

Following the reading and presentation, Jane will answer questions from the audience and sign copies of her book, which Jane will have available for purchase at the event.

About:
Jane Ashe is a retired hospital chaplain, embracing all spiritual paths that lead to love and peace. As an ordained deacon in the Presbyterian Church (USA), she has facilitated grief groups for nine years. She has an MA in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University NW. After twenty years working in corporate marketing, she obtained a Master of Pastoral Studies from Seattle University to become a chaplain.

Jane is the cousin of long-time Manzanita resident, Julianne Johnson, who was a friend of Lloyd and Myrtle Hoffman and witnessed their community engagement, which culminated in the Hoffman Center for the Arts.

Submitted By: robinwpeterson@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Coming October 17th!

The First Annual Pine Grove Variety Show!

A variety of performers will be showing off their creative abilities on Friday, October 17th, 7pm, on the Pine Grove Stage.

Chase away the end of October blues with some great entertainment.

Have an act? Find out more and register at: THEPINEGROVE.ORG

Tickets are available at: THEPINEGROVE.ORG

You won’t want to miss this show and a chance to help support the Pine Grove!

Submitted By: katja@teleport.com – Click to email about this post

The transition from Summer into Fall can be the trickiest for our health. It is an important time to bolster our immune system and prepare our heart and mind for the dark of the year.

An Equinox is the time of year when day and night are equal. The autumnal equinox marks the harvest season, when the nights begin to grow longer. Traditional Chinese Medicine teaches that the lungs and immune system are vulnerable during this change. Our insights, introspection and discernment can be enhanced — but old sadness, grief and being judgmental can all intensify.

We’ll honor the season with gratitude, while protecting ourselves from S.A.D. (Seasonal Affective Disorder), that can arise in this quieter time.
We’ll touch on techniques from Qigong, Psychotherapy, and Yoga to protect our health and harmonize our mood.
Along the way we’ll discuss helpful teas, and use fall prevention movement techniques and a bit of Tai Chi to better our balance.

Katja Biesanz, LPC, is a psychotherapist, teacher, and Qigong practitioner. A former professional dancer/choreographer, she moves from the energy body. Katja studied herbalism at the Milagro School of Herbal Medicine, and calls herself a “Mystic Nerd” as she embraces both the miraculous and scientific. She has been a healer her whole life.

Sunday, September 21, 2025. 10 am -12 pm
$25.
No one turned away for lack of enough money
Sea Dream Studio
35915 Highway 101 – Nehalem 97131

Submitted By: ketzel.levine@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Here’s the second of several posts I’ll write this week introducing you to some of botanical gems we’re offering at the Wonder Garden plant sale, THIS SATURDAY 10-12PM. See you at the garden!

Today’s line up includes: Digitalis ‘Honey Trumpet’, Wulfenia x schwarzii and Salvia ’Nachtvlinder’

Sound the honey trumpets! This is one gorgeous and hard-to-find foxglove introduced to the plant world by our friends at Xera Plants. Their nursery is the end-all and be-all of our plant sales and their digitalis is a peach-kissed color marvel with amber overtones. It’s got a long bloom period starting in May and stout flower spikes, and hear this: deer resistant! Add full sun and amended well-drained soil to hear the music.

Shade-loving plants get a table of their own at Saturday’s sale. One of my faves is Wulfenia, whose common name is an insult to the softly scalloped leaves of this low-growing evergreen plant (Cow’s footstep. Come on). We’ve offered wulfenia before and reviews are always rave, not simply for the quick-spreading classy foliage but for months and months of violet blue tubular flowers that hummers are said to love. Not so slugs, for whom this plant appears to have no appeal.

Now for the night butterfly, ‘Nachtvlinder’, a German-named salvia whose color descriptions range from velvety plum to deep burgundy-purple. The dark secret to this sumptuous color is the alchemy that takes place when it’s planted amidst other summer bloomers: Kodachrome! Pure magic, whatever the nearby hues. The plant’s compact and bushy 2’x3’ shape also makes it easy to integrate into any sunny patch of ground.

www.northcoastbbq.com/2025/09/14/meet-the-plants-from-the-wg-plant-sale-9-20-day-one/

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Click the link below to reach our latest eBrief: mailchi.mp/evcnb.org/evcnb-ebrief-september-15-2025
Don’t Miss This Inspiring Preparedness Talk – Saturday, September 20 | 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM – Pine Grove Community House, Manzanita – Free and open to everyone
This September, National Preparedness Month, we invite you to a powerful community presentation with Steve Eberlein—aid worker, TEDx presenter, and preparedness advocate.
After surviving the 2004 Sri Lanka tsunami, Steve dedicated his career to helping communities prepare for disasters. With more than 200 presentations and a decade at the American Red Cross, he brings unforgettable stories, visuals, and insights that will leave you inspired to take action.
Come learn practical steps we can take together to be safer and more resilient here on the Oregon Coast.
Want a preview? Watch Steve’s talk at TEDx Portland, the largest TEDx event in the country—link provided in the eBrief.

Submitted By: centerpoint.healing.arts@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Equinox Sand Spiral Labyrinth Walk
Sunday 9/21 – 6pm to Sunset
Neahkahnie beach, Manzanita

Next Sunday at Sunset, a free community gathering to celebrate Equinox and share an end-of-summer exhale!

Neahkahnie beach, near Ocean Rd. & Nehalem Rd..

This is a ‘leave-no-trace’ ephemeral sand art pop-up that washes away with the rising tide in a spirit of respect for our coastal ecology.

Kid & dog friendly!
Accessibility considerations: uneven sandy terrain.

Centerpoint Sand Art
www.centerpointhealingarts.com/field-notes

Submitted By: seadreamnehalem@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Join April for this nourishing event in Nehalem: “Autumnal Equinox: Sound Bath and Guided Visualization for Transformation!”

Steep in the magical energies of burgeoning autumn in this very relaxing experience! Soften yourself—body, mind, and spirit— in this special offering focused on allowing our colors to change and old energies to fall away like leaves, as we step into this sacred season of transformation. Sound bath with crystal singing bowls followed by a guided visualization journeying practice!

When: Monday, Sept 22 | 11am

Where: Sea Dream Yoga Studio in Nehalem

Sign Up/ Learn More: SeaDreamYoga.com

Submitted By: garys@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post

Yes, RHYTHM METHOD is playing at the McMenamins Sand Trap in Gearhart.

Saturday, September 20.

6:00 – 9:00

Looking for a great time in a new environment.

Come up and join us if you can.
Love to see friends and community family.

Here’s some Sand Trap info about location and food offerings.

www.mcmenamins.com/events/270261-oktoberfest

Thanks,
Gary, Anthony, Mickey, Kate, Levering, Cliff, Mark, Joe

Submitted By: cityofmanzanitaoregon@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

The Manzanita City Council is hosting its September edition of Conversations With The City on Wednesday the 24th at 10:30am at Manzanita City Hall.

Conversations With The City is an open format discussion and Q&A to communicate with members of the city council in a more informal setting.
There is no focus this month so please feel free to come and ask your questions, share your thoughts or simply listen and jump in.

Manzanita City Hall is located at 655 Manzanita Avenue and the conversation runs from 10:30am to 12:00pm.

We look forward to discussing any of your questions & comments, or any topic regarding the City

Submitted By: info@heartofcartm.org – Click to email about this post

The contour drawing workshop begins Monday!

Draw from found objects, experiment with technique, and expand your practice.

Get tickets at www.heartofcartm.org/workshops/p/going-further-with-contour-drawing

Or email info@heartofcartm.org to reserve a spot to pay at the time of event.

Submitted By: kaskaggs@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Sweet Autumn Restorative Yoga at Sea Dream!

A rejuvenating evening of yoga offering for Autumn, held on the last Sunday of each month!

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 September 28th, October 26th, and November 30th.

Yoga teacher, and Nehalem resident, Kate Skaggs, will guide you through this very quiet offering of guided meditation, gentle movement, and long-held restorative yoga poses, or asanas. Poses uses many props to support the body so you can pause, breathe, and slow down for engaging with your inner landscapes. Many different options will be offered to best support your physical, spiritual, and mental bodies in the moment.

No prior experience necessary. All props provided. Show up as you are! All are welcome. Please reach out to Kate with any questions (e-mail kaskaggs@gmail.com)

5:00 – 6:30 pm, $25, Register Here: SeaDreamScheduling.as.me/AutumnSundaysRestorative

Bio: Kate (she/they) completed yoga school through Portland’s Bhakti Yoga Movement Center in 2019 and has been practicing since 2009. I continue to learn from the co-owners of the studio, Tara Sonali Miller and Zeyah Rogé. I appreciate being able to offer classes that help foster connection to breath and inner landscapes, supporting life off the mat, through slower practices such as pranayama, restorative and gentle yoga.

Submitted By: Christy@cosmichealingnw.com – Click to email about this post

Hello BBQ Community-

Are you having feelings of hopelessness, sadness, lacking connection and community? Do you need spiritual support in a non judgmental environment? Spiritual Support Group meets this Saturday 9-10 AM, at Rising Hearts Studio. This group is non denominational and welcomes all who are needing space to connect and restore on a spiritual level. Our time together can include spiritual practices like meditation, sound baths, prayer, creative projects, nature walks, card readings, and spiritual teachings. Please join us if called. This group is led by Rev Christy Kay, and is by donation.
This week, our focus will be on reconnecting to our hearts, to stillness, and to the breath – with singing bowl meditation, and prayer, followed by fellowship. Please join us, if called. All are Welcome!

Rising Hearts Studio
35840 7th St
Hwy 101, downtown Nehalem
(503) 800-1092
“Lifting the community with education and services that promote healing on all levels.”

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Let’s highlight our LOCAL AUTHORS who will be joining us at the Cannon Beach Library on Saturday, September 27th from 3-5 p.m. Meet local published authors, get signed books, explore new genres! Kerry Blaisdell writes fun and exciting paranormal mysteries in her bestselling “Dead Series.” Zoe Bossiere wrote a powerful memoir “Cactus Country” about their coming-of-age experience as a trans person. Marc C Johnson is an author and historian who writes about historical political figures in books like, “Mansfield and Dirksen; Bipartisan Giants of the Senate.” RJ Marx is an editor and author of “Seaside Rock N’ Roll Riots,” about the tumultuous decades of Seaside’s past. Marianne Monson is the President of the Astoria Writer’s Guild and writes about lesser-known trailblazing pioneer women, including “Opera Sisters,” about 2 sisters who saved Jewish refugees during WWII. Konrad Nau is a Cannon Beach Local and retired physician who wrote “I Rode a Bike for 50 years,” a laugh-out-loud memoir about his experiences riding a bike cross-country in the 1970s. Jennifer Nightengale is a poet and YA author whose book “Alberta and the Spark” is a coming-of-age story about a young girl in the Pacific Northwest. Robert Michael Pyle is a lepidopterist and PHD who writes about Biology and Natural History, including Audubon guides and “Butterflies of the Pacific Northwest.” Florence Sage is a poet and writer with many compilations, including the recently published “What to do With the Night.” Brittany Sweet is a children’s picture book author who writes stories to help children navigate the world, including “Bye Bye Buoy” and “I’ll Carry You Forever.” Evan Morgan Williams writes fiction compilations like “Stories of the New West,” and was a 2024 Literary Arts Fellow. David H Wilson writes historical nonfiction and was an Oregon Book Award finalist for “Northern Paiutes of the Malheur,” about the Bannack War and destruction of the Paiute people’s culture, land, and way of life.

Submitted By: info@manzanitafarmersmarket.com – Click to email about this post

We are in the home stretch, with just 2 more farmers markets left! That means only 2 more weeks to get your smoked salmon, fuzzy peaches, juicy tomatoes, spicy salad greens, crunchy carrots, tempting toffee, nourishing poke, beautiful jewelry, fragrant flowers, healing herbs, luscious eggs, sourdough bread, sweet pastries, original posters, and so much more! Join us this Friday from 4-7 for our second to last market of the season!

Submitted By: ketzel.levine@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

You’re about to start reading A LOT about the plants we’re featuring in the Hoffman Wonder Garden plant sale on Saturday, Sept 20th, from 10am – 12pm. About what they look like, why you’ll want them, and ways to use them in your garden.

But let’s keep it short and sweet today: Behold what we predict will be our top sellers, in order of appearance: Globe Mallow, Honey Trumpet Foxglove and Bottle Brush Shrubs!

hoffmanarts.org/events/wonder-garden-plant-sale-sep25/?datetime=10603

Submitted By: writing@hoffmanarts.org – Click to email about this post

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Author Reading with Jane Ashe
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Thursday, September 18th | 4:00-5:30pm
This event is free and open to the public.
Registration in advance is encouraged; walk-ins welcome as space allows

Hoffman Center for the Arts | 594 Laneda Avenue | Manzanita, Oregon

hoffmanarts.org/events/author_reading_with-jane-ashe/?

How can a parent find hope and peace in the unexpected death of a child?

Jane will be reading from her memoir, Firefly: Ashely’s Light, which addresses what she has discovered along the way of processing the sudden loss of her 22-year-old daughter, Ashley, who died in a flash flood while trekking in the Indian Himalayan mountains. Unexpected events before, during, and after the search for Ashley unraveled some answers to Jane’s lifelong search for what is real. Surprising gifts along the way helped bring hope in trying to resolve a death where Jane could not see, be with, or say goodbye to one she loves.

Following the reading and presentation, Jane will answer questions from the audience and sign copies of her book, which Jane will have available for purchase at the event.

About:
Jane Ashe is a retired hospital chaplain, embracing all spiritual paths that lead to love and peace. As an ordained deacon in the Presbyterian Church (USA), she has facilitated grief groups for nine years. She has an MA in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University NW. After twenty years working in corporate marketing, she obtained a Master of Pastoral Studies from Seattle University to become a chaplain.

Jane is the cousin of long-time Manzanita resident, Julianne Johnson, who was a friend of Lloyd and Myrtle Hoffman and witnessed their community engagement, which culminated in the Hoffman Center for the Arts.

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Sunday, September 14th, 4:30-6pm

CHOOSE COURAGE is a daily practice workshop for women.

We’ll gather with Dr. Ivana Polonijo, founder of Courageous Being, at the Cloud & Leaf bookstore, learning how we can stabilize our own systems and find our empowered calm, no matter what the moment brings.

$25

Register at cloudandleaf@gmail.com, or call 503-368-2665 during business hours (10-5 daily).

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This week at Books After Hours: explore healing, self-discovery, and creativity through shadow-work, with PNW poet A.N. Tipton.

Saturday, 6pm, at the Cloud & Leaf

Bookstore stays open from 5pm; reading begins at 6. As always, we’ll have wine, snacks, book people.

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Bring your fmaily and friends Kyler’s Big Heart Benefit Concert 2025 for a night of music, food and fun, Saturday, September 13 at the Port of Garibaldi event tent.
Last year, the event organizers at Garibaldi Portside Bistro raised over $6,000 to go towards heart saving related devices and split the funds between three local fire departments: Bay City, Rockaway Beach and Garibaldi.
This year’s goal is to raise even more funds to purchase lifesaving AEDs for more local first responders.
Get your tickets online at www.eventbrite.com/e/kylers-big-heart-benefit-concert-2025-tickets-1422605233549?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Submitted By: info@heartofcartm.org – Click to email about this post

Big week, two moods. Roll up your sleeves Saturday, slow your gaze Monday.

Nehalem Cleanup — Sat, Sept 13, 9am–1pm
Meet at Nehalem City Hall (35900 8th St.). First-timers welcome. Bring sturdy shoes, and be ready for good vibes.
Register at www.heartofcartm.org/nehalem-cleanup-2025

Going Further with Contour Drawing — Mon, Sept 15 & 22, 9:30am–12pm
A two-part workshop with Karen LaGrave Small at HeartWorks Studio ($100). This workshop explores drawing as a meditative practice—look closely, stay present, find your flow. No experience needed. Basic supplies available (creative reuse, of course).
Tickets available at www.heartofcartm.org/workshops/p/going-further-with-contour-drawing

Plus: Open creativity hours every Thursday, 3pm to 6pm, at HeartWorks Studio (next to Heart of Cartm)
Learn more at www.heartofcartm.org/heartworks

Submitted By: Rhonda.nccwp@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

To anyone who has a connection to Rockaway Beach or the North Coast of Oregon, there will be a “special meeting” of the Rockaway Beach City Council tonite at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall (276 S. Hwy 101) to consider the resubmittal of the application from the Nedonna Development LLC (Anna Song) to build 28 houses on wetlands in the Nedonna Beach neighborhood.

For the agenda (includes Zoom link) or for a deep dive into any related documentation, go to this link corb.us/city-council/ and scroll down to section CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS (directly under the photos of the Mayor and City Council Members). If you are concerned about saving and protecting the remaining wetlands in Rockaway Beach, it’s important to show up and speak up.

Why it matters:

**The proposed development sets on ecologically rich Special Area wetlands — critical habitat that filters pollution, prevents flooding, and supports native fish.

**The land overlays Rockaway Beach’s backup drinking water aquifer — development here potentially puts the safety of the City’s drinking water supply at risk.

**This land should never have been approved for residential development in the first place. Local zoning and state law clearly protect these wetlands — and this LUBA decision confirms it.

We’re urging City leaders to reverse their approval of this project and protect these sensitive wetlands for good.

Living in this fragile area near the ocean, wetlands, and forested areas, reminds us of the many ways having a healthy ecological system is crucial to our community’s health and wellbeing. Let us all become caring stewards of the wild that surrounds us. The beavers and other wild creatures who depend on the wetlands will thank you. We hope to see you at the special hearing tonite at 5:30 p.m

NCCWP wants no more logging and pesticide use in drinking water sources regardless of who owns the land, and we want 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 all people are entitled to have. www.healthywatershed.org | www.facebook.com/NCCWATERSHED
PROTECTION
For more information or to unsubscribe contact rockawaycitizen.water@gmail.com

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It’s Hispanic Heritage Month and the Cannon Beach Library is celebrating with bilingual STORY TIME! Come to the library on Saturday, September 20th at 1 p.m. to listen to bilingual stories (English/Spanish). Stay for bilingual Bingo/Loteria! Fun prizes and free children’s books for participants. Best suited for ages 0-8, but all ages are always welcome.