Removing,
Rats Mice
Bats
Squirrel
Racoon
Call or email for information on costs
503-994-2284
The item available at 444 Upland Drive in Manzanita will shift from super inexpensive to Free after 3pm today ONLY.
After today — everything remaining will get donated to local organizations. Come by and score your deals while you still can.
Thanks and to everyone who stopped by earlier, we greatly appreciate you and rehoming some of these treasures.
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2 Yard Sales on Upland Dr Manzanita
486 and 444 Upland Drive in Manzanita
SATURDAY. August 30 9AM to 3PM
Multi-family estate items for sale:
Unique, quality clothing
Telescopes
Art supplies and frames
Vintage collectable dishes including:
Franciscan ware
Vintage black cat red ware
Unique furniture and décor
Vintage handbags
Trunk of electrical stuff
Lamps
Unique Baskets
For the week of: 9/1/2025
What to expect this week:
• Final corrections
• Elevator inspection
• Final cleaning to be completed
Major milestones on the project:
• Landscaping complete
• Lighting controls programming complete
• Final punch lists generated
About the new Health Center and Pharmacy
• The new Nehalem Bay Health Center and Pharmacy, in keeping with the Health District’s contract with Bremik Construction, will be substantially complete on September 8, 2025. Some equipment installation and “punch list” items will be completed during the remainder of September with the Health Center receiving patients on October 8.
• On Saturday, October 4 at 1:00 pm the Health District and Health Center are planning a formal dedication of the new facility. Please plan to attend, enjoy refreshments and tour the new facility.
• This community-centered project, aimed at improving health and senior care on the north coast, stands to be one of the most significant health care projects in Oregon in 2025. Thanks to so many who have contributed financially and with their time and energy to make it a reality.
Have questions?
• Email the Health District at: info@nehalembayhd.org
• Call: Kevin McMurry: 503-753-1185, Jake Werger: 971-221-5958 or Marc Johnson: 208-866-6864
• Visit the District website: www.nehalembayhd.org
2. Clear Grain Cedar Paneling
6ft lengths
20 boards
@1/2 by 6
$60
SEE PHOTOS
Janice and Mike
503 260-4743
Garage cleaning 🙂
We are thrilled to invite you to an unforgettable sale of Fort Clatsop Bookstore miscellaneous old stock, returns, displays, scratch n’ dent, new & used books, souvenirs and more. Many one of a kind Lewis & Clark items available. All items are as-is, sales are final, no returns or exchanges for these one-of-a-kind items. Cash or cards accepted. No phone or online orders.
All proceeds benefit the nonprofit programs of the Lewis & Clark National Park Association, a 501c3 supporting education at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park since 1963. Join our membership and Support the Fort today!
FortClatsopBookstore.com
LewisAndClarkNPA.org
nps.gov/LEWI
Proceeds benefit the North County Food Bank!
We have a pay-what-it’s-worth-to-you / pay-what-you-can-afford system. Everyone is welcome!
~Karen & Bonnie
A reminder for our “Play Music on the Porch Day” Open Music Jam tomorrow, Saturday August 30th, 6 PM at Rising Hearts Studio. Please join us for this worldwide event- bring your instruments, your voice, yourself and let’s have fun playing music together! This is a FUN, FREE Community Event Open to ALL!
Hope to see you there!
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.”
SATURDAY. August 30 9AM to 3PM
Multi-family estate items for sale:
Unique, quality clothing
Telescopes
Beautiful Sail/row Boat
Art supplies and frames
Vintage collectable dishes including:
Franciscan ware
Vintage black cat red ware
Unique furniture and decor
Vintage handbags
Trunk of electrical stuff
Harley trike
Lamps
Unique Baskets
Offering this Dirt Killer H-200 gas pressure washer. This is an older model, but has been a real workhorse. New, these Dirt Killers list for $2,700+. We are not using it and would like to free up the garage space. This is a great opportunity to score an industrial strength pressure washer for short money.
Model: Dirt Killer H-200 Pressure Washer
Engine: Honda 5.5hp gas
Flow Rate/PSI: 3.2gpm, 2,000psi, cold water only
Hose: 2 hoses
Wands: 1-single barrel & 1-double barrel
Asking: $700 (all reasonable offers considered)
Contact: Bill @ 503-804-7577 (call or text)
Note: If the photos aren’t making it thru, please contact me and I’ll email/text them over to you.
43505 Carol Drive, Riverbend, Nehalem
Gates open at above times
No early birds please
for more information hildyhyde@gmail.com
Available immediately is this hard-to-find 2001 Whitehall Classic Spirit 14 Sailing Rowboat. This superbly-crafted, uniquely-configured 14ft sail & row boat is in excellent condition and ready to find a home with its next lucky water enthusiast seeking fun on the waves.
This very well-maintained Classic Spirit has been garaged in the off-seasons is available to see in Manzanita. This make & model boat is a rare find and comes complete with an EZ Loader trailer, sails and oars. And as an added bonus, there is a Yamaha 2.5hp gas engine that attaches to the stern.
If you’re interested in this beauty, please reach out to arrange an in-person or video-call tour. Want to learn more about what make a Whitehall such a special boat, see: www.whitehallrow.com/classic-whitehall-spirit-14-sailing-rowboat
Some details:
Make/Model: 2001 Whitehall Spirit 14 Sailing Rowboat
Trailer: EZ Loader Boat Trailer
Sails: Full set of sails, mast & boom
Oars: 2-sets of rowing oars
Motor: Yes, this even comes w/Yamaha 2.5hp engine
Cover: Custom Blue Canvas
If the great waterways are beckoning, please consider this to be your vessel to enjoy it in comfort and style.
Display: Come see during this wkend’s garage sale!!
Asking: $7,995 (priced to sell)
Contact: Bill @ 503-804-7577 (call or text)
Note: If the photos aren’t making it thru, please contact me and I’ll email/text them over to you.
If City officials want to highlight their fiscal wisdom in how they delivered this project by framing it in terms of its “construction costs” we should remind them that the failed 2019 City Hall Bond measure would have resulted in a facility with “construction costs” under $550 per square foot. What exactly should we be thankful for with this announcement?
For a public facility, the project cost encompasses all expenses associated with planning, designing, constructing, and equipping the facility, as well as any associated costs like land acquisition, demolition costs, financing, and staff administrative overhead. It’s the total sum needed to bring the project to completion and make it operational. The City Hall project cost did not start with the groundbreaking ceremony in April 2024 but rather began with the purchase of the Underhill property and ended with a ribbon cutting.
Citizens are not interested in the bureaucratic parsing of select project cost categories that provide an incomplete picture of what we just purchased. We want to know what the total project cost is including the as of yet unknown debt costs for a project that was built and financed without a vote and substantially paid for with borrowed money.
Pay attention to how City officials present and approve the project close out report, particularly the debt servicing agreement with the State to pay for the loan for this project out of the General Fund. Our General Fund already has an unhealthy reliance on short term rental revenue and this Council yet again through this decision has ensured that we have mortgaged our community livability by further increasing the number of short term rentals for the next 20 years to pay off this new debt obligation.
Successful fleecing requires clever messaging to distort or present select information in order to avoid disclosing those facts that our City officials would prefer not to make known. The City plans to provide an accounting of the City Hall project cost at their September Council meeting. We deserve a full and accurate accounting of the actual cost, not partial project cost soundbites.
Randy Kugler
Rug lived in house with pets but pets never slept or played on this rug. Asking $50. Located in Nehalem. Contact Ashley if interested 503-457-8141.
You can vote once a day
The voting booth will also be at the Farmers Market on Friday evening. Please stop by and cast your vote if you can’t get into the shop.
Voting will be open until Friday, September 5th.
PRIVATE PLAY TABLE READY
SUNDAY, SEPT 14, 6:00-9:30 PM
IN NEHALEM
Email me by September 11 LATEST if you want to participate in this awesome table reading and if you fit one of the character descriptions below.
EMAIL: mikes.arseneault@gmail.com
YOU WILL BE SENT A LINK TO THE PLAY SCRIPT TO READ AND PREPARE YOUR CHARACTERS IN ADVANCE.
CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS: (all ethnicities and genders considered)
• Claudia Draper, 35-45 (lead)- high-class call girl accused of manslaughter
• Aaron Levinsky, 35-45 (lead) – a public defender, handling Claudia’s case
• Rose Kirk, 50-65 (supporting) – Claudia’s mother, loving but married to a man who has sexually abused her daughter
• Arthur Kirk, 50-65 (supporting) – Claudia’s step-father, a sexual abuser
• Dr. Herbert Rosenthal, 50-65 (supporting) – Medical witness for the prosecution (gender neutral)
• Judge Murdoch, 40-65 (supporting) – In whose court Claudia is being tried (gender neutral)
• Franklin MacMillan, 35-50 (supporting) – Prosecuting Attorney (gender neutral_
• Harry Haggerty, 30-50 (minor), Court Guard,
• Court Recorder, 21-60, all genders considered (minor)
MORE ABOUT: NUTS
By Tom Topor
A Broadway hit, Nuts has been called the best courtroom melodrama since Witness for the Prosecution and The Caine Mutiny Court Martial. Set in a courtroom in New York’s Bellevue Hospital, the story follows a high-priced call girl incarcerated on a charge for killing a violent “john”. The State, represented by a court appointed psychiatrist and an aggressive prosecutor, say Claudia Faith Draper is unfit to stand trial. As testimony from experts, physicians and her parents unfolds, with her psyche and childhood dissected, she proves to the judge that she isn’t “nuts” and stands legally sane at trial for manslaughter.
Nuts is a 1979 play by Tom Topor. The play is a courtroom drama, suspense, and psychological drama which explores issues of sexual abuse, family and social power dynamics, and aspects of the criminal court system. The play was adapted for the 1987 film of the same title, directed by Martin Ritt and starring Barbra Streisand and Richard Dreyfuss.
This play deals with a mature subject matter and includes some profanity and offensive language.
GREAT PLAY, GREAT FUN. BUILDING A STRONGER COMMUNITY.
