Handyman Needed for Washer Repair

Submitted By: janbehrs@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post
I have a Samsung VRT washer. It stopped in the middle of a spin cycle and there was a burning smell. The internet says this could be as simple as needing a new belt. The appliance repair place I called told me that it could also be something more serious and I should just junk it and buy a new washer (it is likely 20 years old). However, I would hate to just dump it without trying to fix it, if the fix is as simple as replacing the belt. Do any handymen or handywomen out there know how to replace a belt in a washer and willing to do so? If it’s something more serious, OK, I can junk the washer. But if it’s just the belt, what a waste that would be! Repairing it would be so much more sustainable. Thank you.

PUPPY OBEDIENCE TRAINING

Submitted By: camkel@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Young working couple have a 5 month old mixed breed puppy, male, medium size; Heinz 57.

Looking for a qualified dog trainer to help get this little guy on the right path of training.

They work M-F until 6 pm, weekends are free, looking for an hour or two a week to get the little Dude squared away.
Nehalem area

If interested call Mom @ 702-901-2311

thank you

camkel@nehalemtel.net

Two strong guys to place kiln on rolling rack

Submitted By: Artwithmisskaren@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
My kiln has a new location in the garage that requires a heavy duty rolling rack so it can be pulled away from the walls when it’s being fired. I purchased the rolling rack a few months back. I just can’t get the kiln off the wooden trolley used to move it to & from storage…… on to, the final resting place otherwise known as the “expensive rolling rack”
It’s probably about 10 minutes work for two strong guys. The lid can probably be removed to lighten the load some. But the kiln can’t be dismantled into sections because of the programming panel attached.

Let me know if you’re interested and what your charge. Thanx a million

Looking for an older crochet hook with the brand name HERO

Submitted By: jjrizk@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Family member of mine told me to look for crochet hooks with the brand name of HERO that they are supposed to be very good. If you have some older ones you no longer want or need please let me know and how much do you want for them and we’ll see what we can do thank you very much for your time.

Jane at 941-914-2786 if I don’t answer please leave a message. Have a great day.

Looking for flooring, possible leftovers or salvage from your flooring projects.

Submitted By: Artwithmisskaren@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I never got flooring Down in my little cottage. So I’m on painted sub floors. A friend suggested that since the rooms I needed to do were so small maybe someone had leftovers or salvage. They don’t need to be all the same flooring.

My living room/kitchen area needs 346 square feet.

My bedroom needs 200 square feet

My studio loft needs 240 square feet.

So if you hav want carpet, wood or laminate flooring you will not likely be using and it will work for any of these space I’d be grateful for your consideration.

Need 2 strong guys to move some furniture

Submitted By: erikahalperin@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
We need two strong men to load a few pieces of furniture into a trailer on Sunday May 4th (a couple armchairs, an outdoor dining set, and a wood bookcase). This is in Manzanita. Total job should take no more than one hour.

The outdoor dining table is the heaviest item at 120 pounds, but there is some tight maneuvering around a corner and down a single flight of stairs.

We would prefer to hire two guys together rather than arrange this separately with one person at a time.

If interested, please contact me via text or call to 503-560-8994 and let me know what your hourly rate is for two guys.

Again this is for Sunday May 4th, mid to late morning in Manzanita.

Thank you!
503-560-8994

Baskets Wanted for Trash Bash Art Project

Submitted By: jessijust@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Hey BBQ’ers!
Trav and I are collecting baskets for a Trash Bash art project. We need A LOT. Size, shape, color and type matter not. I will pick up baskets from you in Manzawheelem or you can drop them off at the store Thursday-Monday, 12-6.
They may or may not remain the same after the reimagination process, so we won’t be returning your baskets.

Thank you!
Jessi
Text preferred. 503-664-0446

RIDE TO BEAVERTON AREA

Submitted By: janicebge@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi
Hoping to get a ride to the Beaverton area, the 26 Sunset transport station would be fine, even the side of the freeway. On Monday morning the 21st.
I am in Manzanita.
Happy to help with gas and a delightful conversation. I’ll even bring you a cup of coffee or I can be very quiet sit in the back. You’ll never know I’m there.
Janice Gaines
503 260-4743
janicebge@gmail.com

Tips on cellular co’s and wifi too

Submitted By: tevisdiii@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
We are seeing that having Verizon is a very spendy cellular phone company. We have Spectrum for wifi and are thinking of switching everything there for half the price.
My question to the community is: Does anyone have a lead on a company that does wiifi and cellular in a bundle that you have had a good experience with? Or is it just all the same with varying prices? We are in Arch Cape.
I’m stumped. Feel free to text or email if you have any inspired thoughts. Thanks BBQ land.
Jude 503-440-9639

Marzano’s- Hiring Full Time Kitchen Lead

Submitted By: Josh@irc-nw.com – Click to email about this post
Marzano’s Pizza Pie Iconic pizza spot in Manzanita, one block from the Beach. Full Time BOH Kitchen Lead $22/hour + tips Medical, 401-K, Employee Benefits Training Program Must Have: Food Handler’s Card Reliable Transportation Previous Kitchen Experience is a Plus Must Be: Team Player Problem Solver Clean, Neat, Processional Interested Applicants please send resume to: Manager@marzanospizzapie.com Or Contact: DJ at 503-368-3663

Looking for small, cozy rental

Submitted By: croweanne70@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hello, everyone!
I’m looking for a small, cozy place to rent in or near Seaside, starting early May.

I have two sweet, well-behaved senior dogs, so pet-friendly is needed. 
Just looking for something simple and comfortable, — a studio, 1-bedroom, or small cottage would be perfect.
If you know of anything available or have any leads, feel free to message me.
I work locally, am looking forward to settling in, getting involved with my new community, doing volunteer work and making Seaside home.
Thanks so much!
~Jody

shovels and rakes and implements of destruction

Submitted By: rocksboxfineart@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Got a made in the USA all steel 300# payload big meat paws pull cord implement of destruction that starts, runs, goes BLAT! BLAT! BLAT! and needs a new home? Micro Tiller, Walk Behind Brush Cutter, Riding Mower, Chipper? 2 Stroke, 4 Stroke let’s all be friends. No harbor freight please! ~ If it starts on the 2nd pull, has air in the tires, a warning label, a flag decal, uses S.A.E. sockets, and fits in the back of a squeaky Ranger: I have a little cash. Located in Wheeler. Thank you. Email: rocksboxfineart@gmail.com

The Salmonberry is hiring FOH & BOH positions for summer!

Submitted By: salmonberrywheeler@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
The Salmonberry is looking to welcome new folks to our already stellar team! ~ Summer on the North Oregon Coast!

The Salmonberry is a local hotspot, located on the Wheeler waterfront, with fantastic views of the Nehalem river, coastal wildlife, Neahkahnie mountain, and breathtaking sunsets!

The Salmonberry offers scratch made food using local farm fresh produce and protein, including: wood-fired pizza, vegetables, salads, beer, wine, cocktails, and more.

We are in search of FOH & BOH crew who can effectively manage their position, while assisting their team members as necessary, provide outstanding customer service to our guests, and work well with others.

Have experience in the following?

Pizza cook
Dough management
Wood-fired oven
Shellfish shucker
Food runner
Busser
Barback

If so we would love to talk to you!

Compensation: $17-20 (B.O.E.) + pooled tips.

Must have a positive attitude, be a team player, and enjoy working in a busy fast paced environment, while being down with tip pooling.

Most importantly, we are looking for the right fit with the team and atmosphere of the organization and the ability to commit to working Memorial Day ~ Labor Day.

Outstanding customer service and connection with the community is very important to us. ~ You will meet the people who grow the food you make and serve.

Must be able to work weekends and evenings, hold an OR food handler permit, an OLCC permit, be neat, punctual, agile, and be very comfortable working in a busy environment that is committed to quality food and service.

If any of these positions would be a perfect fit for you – please reach out!

Please attach a current resume and a brief cover letter letting us know more about you and why you want to be a team member at The Salmonberry.

We look forward to speaking with you. ~ Thank you.

Check out our food on the gram @thesalmonberry

NCLC looking for a Stewardship Assistant

Submitted By: chrism@nclctrust.org – Click to email about this post
North Coast Land Conservancy is seeking a stewardship assistant who thrives in an independent yet collaborative team environment. The successful stewardship assistant is comfortable working outdoors in all kinds of weather, adept at working with staff, volunteers, and work crews, and a positive and motivated team member who enjoys engaging with volunteers and working in our coastal habitats. The stewardship assistant will support the stewardship program by helping with the stewardship and monitoring of NCLC habitat reserves on the North Oregon coast, and working directly with the stewardship manager and volunteers.

Our Story
In 1985 a group of people from communities throughout Oregon’s North Coast assembled to consider a new way to approach conservation. They wanted to approach conservation cooperatively rather than confrontationally, to engage the whole community to do what was best for people, plants, and wildlife. By 1986 North Coast Land Conservancy had a name, an eight-member board of directors, and perky logo featuring a favorite wetland bird, the marsh wren.

One win-win, then another
NCLC’s first opportunity to take action arose in 1991, when we successfully facilitated a land swap that conserved a 15-acre parcel of private timberland adjacent to Saddle Mountain State Park—a park known for its rare plant species. It was the first biodiversity-based conservation proposal that state and federal agencies involved in the negotiations had ever seen. That same year NCLC made its first acquisition of land in what would become a pattern of win-win transactions. The purchase of Wahanna Marsh in Seaside both conserved a saltmarsh and helped create a place for the children of Seaside to play baseball.

Industry-leading conservation
Since then, NCLC has conserved thousands of acres of land in Clatsop, Tillamook, and Lincoln counties, mainly by acquiring land outright or by acquiring conservation easements on private land. We have also helped transfer thousands of acres of land to public ownership.

NCLC’s culture is built on a foundation of teamwork and entrepreneurial drive. While each staff member has clear responsibilities in fulfilling our mission, we promote, expect, and reward a small-business culture and work ethic where no task is above or below any individual.

Studies show that women and people of color are less likely to apply for jobs unless they believe they meet every qualification listed in a job description. NCLC values lived experience, and we are dedicated to embracing diversity and committed to building a team that represents our communities’ backgrounds. If this role sounds exciting, we want to hear from you, even if you do not meet all of the listed qualifications!

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Stewardship (75%)
● General: Performs various tasks as needed, such as volunteer coordination, fee property monitoring, invasive plant treatment, boundary marking, communication with neighbors and partners, etc. Assists the Steward Program with any management priority actions. This may include planting prep, trash cleanup, trail maintenance, sign posting, fence construction, etc. Assists with volunteer work parties and youth crews in weed removal events.
● Volunteers: Supports Stewardship Manager in running the volunteer site steward program. Communicates, coordinates, and works directly with volunteers on NCLC lands. Also supports weekly volunteer work parties.
● Habitat Enhancement: Manually treats invasive populations of Scotch broom, policeman’s helmet, purple loosestrife, and more using hand and power tools (loppers, shovels, claw mattocks, hand saws, weed whackers etc.). Records and maps populations of invasive plant species and treatments on NCLC properties.
● Fee Lands: Monitors boundaries of NCLC’s fee-owned land and refresh boundary markers where needed. Monitors NCLC properties for trespass and encroachment and address such issues if they arise.
● Equipment Care: Maintains tools and materials related to daily stewardship work, keeping them clean and organized. Responsible for kayak and canoe loading, hauling, cleaning, and storing, with assistance from other staff.

Administrative (25%)
● Database: Records information regarding work done in NCLC’s site activity logs and database
● Outreach Materials: Creates and updates volunteer support materials
● Other: Other duties as assigned by Stewardship Manager

QUALIFICATIONS*
● A background in land stewardship, habitat restoration, biology, ecology, or traditional ecological knowledge, equivalent to five years either through related experience and/or education/training
● Experience working with volunteers
● Knowledge of local plant and wildlife species
● Ability to work safely and independently in the field with skills for navigating, surveying, mapping, and treating invasive plants, including experience with GPS, compass, and maps
● Ability to use personal smartphone for field navigation, data collection, and communication (cell phone stipend is provided)
● Understanding of common treatment methods for invasive plant species
● Experience using and hauling canoes; comfortable around water and capable of swimming

QUALITIES & STRENGTHS
Skills
● Competency with standard computer software, including MS Word, Excel, video conferencing, and email
● Field skills for navigating, surveying, and mapping invasive plants in remote areas, including experience with GPS, compass, and maps
● Experience working with volunteers and youth crews
● Practical problem-solving and organizational skills with attention to detail and record-keeping
● Proficient in English. Bilingual desirable.

Physical Requirements
● Work independently in sometimes remote sites along rivers, in forests, in tidal marshes, and behind locked logging gates.
● Ability to work under physically demanding conditions, including cold/wet weather and steep/brushy terrain
● Ability to lift 50 lbs.
● Ability to operate hand tools, power tools, and other mechanical equipment
● Ability to work some non-standard hours, including occasional evenings and weekends
● Ability to drive for local and regional travel. Must hold a valid driver’s license, current insurance, and have a good driving record. (NCLC has work trucks available for staff use and will reimburse mileage for use of personal vehicle for work)

Attributes
● Productive and collaborative team player who is both self-directed and motivated
● Thorough and detail-oriented
● Maintains a positive attitude and collaborative work environment throughout the season
● Practical problem solver
● Passionate about land conservation and the values and mission of NCLC
● Values and embraces cultural diversity

Benefits and Pay
Compensation: Full-time, temporary. $20 per hour
Schedule: 32-40/week. Six-month term. Start date in May (flexible).
Benefits: Full-time, temporary staff are not eligible for regular benefits, but will receive accrued sick time and paid holidays.
Reports to: Stewardship Manager

North Coast Land Conservancy is an EEO employer. For more information about us, please visit NCLCtrust.org.

For consideration, please email NCLC with your resume, list of three references and a cover letter with relevant experience attached to NCLC@nclctrust.org by April 4, 2025.

*North Coast Land Conservancy expects applicants will have skills and experience relevant to the work described. However, applicants are not expected to have experience in every aspect listed here. Not having experience in any given task listed should not preclude anyone from applying. The ideal candidate will have a passion for nature and value learning so that they are eager to fill any gaps in their knowledge and experience. NCLC will provide training to ensure that the stewardship assistant will have the skills and knowledge necessary to accomplish their work safely and effectively.