Only selling because we moved, and it sadly no longer fits in our space.
Measurements: 63.5 long x18 deep and 34in tall
Asking $80
Call or text (503)432.1538
Thanks for looking!
This Sunday from 10am-1pm
77282 Hwy 53 in Nehalem (turn on Bridge Lane)
Turn on Bridge lane off of Hwy 53 and pull into parking lot on the other side of the big red barn. Sale will be in the house below the parking lot near the river.
Cool vintage and upcycled furniture (chests, bedframe, sideboards tables etc), lamps, orginial art, decor, college size, fridge, houseplants, pressure canner and ring, batik duvets, Ipad and stand with card reader, copper decor, guitar, snowboard and boots, filing cabinet, road bike with dog carrier hitch, kitchen goods, bali bench, throw pillows, tools, campstove and gear, off grid rocket stove and much more!
All priced to go! Lots of free items too!
This is your chance to score cool stuff at great prices!
See you there!!
Ginger
For a full job description and application please visit:
www.ncrd.org
If you have already purchased tickets, we will be reaching out soon to provide information on refunds.
Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to announcing a new date for this exciting event in the near future.
The Pine Grove Board
Saturday 7/5 & Sunday 7/6 from 10-3pm.
43080 Northfork Rd (MP 5).
We had the first fresh peaches and apricots last week, did you know that they are great on the grill? Also Brown Bottle Farm tells me they will be well stocked with mushrooms for you vegetarian and vegetable loving friends. Lance’s Farm Vittles will not be at market tomorrow, but you can buy their locally raised meat at Wild Grocery in Manzanita, and stock up on ingredients for side dishes at the market.
See you at 635 Manzanita Avenue from 4-7 this Friday!
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Bring a lawn chair or a blanket and perhaps a friend.
Contact Ali for more info: 719-486-4731
Paperbacks are $1 or 8 paperbacks for $5. Hardcovers are $2 or 6 hardcover books for $10. CDs and DVDs are $1 or 8 for $5.
All children and young adult books are $1 each.
We are grateful for your support, which helps fund building maintenance. Hope to see you there: Great deals await!
Thanks once again for showing up in Nehalem last week. The PROTEST was a good one, lots of thumbs up and horns honking. We look for the same thing this Saturday, July 5, in Manzanita. We will be PROTESTING from noon to 2 pm. In anticipation of having more people join us for this PROTEST we will have people stationed throughout the crowd with orange vests on. If for any reason you have a problem, please locate one of these people and they will help you out. If for any reason you have someone harassing you, please turn around and walk away and find a person with an orange vest on. If an orange vested person sees you are doing something dangerous, they will call you out and please listen to them. Because this is going to be a busy weekend, and because Highway 101 is a very busy route, we will be asking two things of you.
1. DO NOT CROSS HIGHWAY 101 TO THE EAST SIDE OF THE HIGHWAY. DO NOT CROSS THE HIGHWAY TO TAKE PICTURES. DO NOT CROSS THE HIGHWAY BECAUSE SOMEONE ELSE DOES. JUST DO NOT CROSS THE HIGHWAY. BY DOING SO YOU PUT YOURSELF AND OTHERS IN DANGER.
2. TO CROSS THE HIGHWAY NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY 101 AND LANEDA AVENUE, BY MANZANITA LUMBER, WE WILL HAVE AN ORANGE VESTED PERSON THERE WITH A FLAG TO HELP YOU CROSS. PLEASE LISTEN TO THEM AND CROSS WHEN THEY ARE READY. WE ASK YOU NOT TO CROSS AT THIS LOCATION BETWEEN NOON AND 2 pm WITHOUT THE CROSSWALK WALKER-THEY WILL HAVE A FLAG.
Our North County Food Bank (NCFB) needs your help. They need someone to go to bat for them to get the money they were promised to build a new food bank. They must be out of their location in Wheeler in October and have no place to go. Yes, we need someone with big pockets to stand up. If you can’t stand up, maybe you know someone who can. Checks can be sent to the NCFB, PO Box 162, Wheeler, Oregon, 97141. We will be raising money for the NCFB on this coming Saturday at the protest. We will have some flags for sale. The 4×6″cotton flags are on sale for $2.00 and we have a dozen of the 12×18″ which are $8.00. Please bring exact change. First come first serve on the flags. If we sell all the flags, we expect to make $384. Yes, a drop in the bucket, but a start. If you want to pay more, please do. All money will go to our NCFB. And please bring some food. We are looking for canned or boxed foods to give to the food bank. Cereals, canned meats, tomatoes, snacks for kids, whatever you can give is appreciated. Pleased stay tuned into the Food Bank so we can keep our community healthy. We are most thankful for your help with our Food Bank. We will have boxes for all the food you bring.
Will there be counter protesters there? Perhaps. We don’t know. We are protesting and they are protesting. What WE don’t want to do is engage them-just turn around and WALK AWAY. Yes, we are a peaceful protest and do not want any confrontations. Find that person in the orange vest and buddy up with them. If you have any problems being at this PROTEST, bring a buddy and stick together. Tie yourselves together if you feel comfortable doing that. I must say I personally feel “intimidated” going to a protest-once I am there, I am fine. I am not I anymore, it is we. I am focused on wanting us to rid ourselves of President Trump. I am mad about the January 6th rioters who were released. I am mad about the Republicans giving President Trump a green light. You know about the green lights that are cutting off our citizens from government programs. Without these programs many will suffer and/or die. And on and on it goes. I am sure each of you has something you might lose.
Bring your water, your sunscreen, dress in layers, if you have a sign bring it, bring your neighbors, email this to 25 of your friends.
Have a safe 4th of July!
Let us keep this event peaceful and productive. The following is from the group Invisible:
Be joyful! Indivisible has always been committed to nonviolent action.
Ignore or walk away from hecklers/instigators/counter protesters
Don’t Engage with hostile individuals
Keep/create a safe distance from instigators or issues
Stick together and use the buddy system
Video and document all issues and report to event organizers (they will be wearing bright vests)
Follow directions from event organizers (they will be wearing bright vests).
Thanks,
Patty
Sunday, July 6, 2025, 10:00 AM
Neahkahnie Beach
Parking area on Ocean Road just south of Nehalem Road.
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The Nehalem River Ranch is a multi-species, pasture-based farm that raises grass-fed beef and pastured pork while partnering with other local farmers who raise chickens, grow cut flowers, and other farm products. In 2020, Nehalem River Ranch partnered with the Nehalem Bay Watershed Council to plant over a mile of riparian trees and shrubs and 4 acres of silvopasture. Simultaneously, with support from the Tillamook Soil and Water Conservation District, Nehalem River Ranch also planted pollinator hedge rows between their pastures. Trees were planted and maintained by the Backyard Planting Program at Tillamook Estuaries Partnership.
“I’m very excited to share this project with our community,” says Zac Mallon, Director of the Nehalem Bay Watershed Council. “This is a great example of how managing Japanese knotweed on the banks of the Nehalem River isn’t a lost cause. The conifers planted in this project will push the knotweed out as their canopy develops. The trees are now reaching a size where grazing among the plantings for knotweed suppression is possible too!” He also says that this project will benefit salmon by absorbing nutrients from the fields, shading the river, and managing erosion by developing strong, fibrous root systems in the riverbank as erosion promoting knotweed gets pushed out.
This will be a walking tour through an active farm so please wear sturdy walking shoes or boots that can get dirty.
For more information about the tour or about the Nehalem Landowner Engagement Initiative please contact the Nehalem Bay Watershed Council at info@nehalemwatershed.org. More information on the Nehalem Basin Partnership and our outreach initiative can be found at www.nehalembasinpartnership.com/Nehalem-landowner-engagement-initiative . The Nehalem River Ranch website is www.nehalemriverranch.com . The Backyard Planting Program at Tillamook Estuaries Partnership can be found at www.tbnep.org/programs/habitat-restoration/backyard-planting-program/ .
This work is funded by grants from the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board and the Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund. We thank them for their support of habitat restoration in the Nehalem Watershed.
Paperbacks are $1 or 8 paperbacks for $5. Hardcovers are $2 or 6 hardcover books for $10. CDs and DVDs are $1 or 8 for $5.
All children and young adult books are $1 each.
We are grateful for your support, which helps fund building maintenance. After you celebrate the Fourth of July, we hope to see you there: Great deals await!
I wanted to say hello and share a little about my work and love for the Oregon Coast. I run a business called Travel & Talk (www.travelandtalk.com/), where I offer coaching sessions for folks in transitional times or simply looking to reconnect with themselves.
When I’m not coaching, writing poetry, or playing music, you’ll find me road-tripping in my Delica L-300, boating, or chasing my dogs down the beach.
Feel free to reach out at connect@travelandtalk.com, send me a DM or comment below if you’d ever like to network/connect or learn more about my business!
Used to sterilize animal stables and growing equipment- pots, tools, etc and to spray down areas for seedlings to kill bacteria and fungus spores.
Organic solution vs using bleach and other harsh chemicals. I used it to sterilize trays and pots as well as sanitize our sauna between uses.
This drum costs $500 new
It’s yours for $100!
Text Ginger at
503-341-9803
When: Aug 30-31
Where: Old Mill RV Center 210 s 3rd St Garibaldi
Entrance Fee: $0
Sponsored By: My Essential Collection
There will be Vendors, Panel of Vendors to answer your questions centered around Energy Healing. Have you ever been to one of our events? They are amazing! We have such an amazing energy healing community – come see what / who we will have for you. This is JUST FOR YOU! We had such a great time we we’re asked WHEN’S THE NEXT ONE? Mark your calendars we will have returning vendors and some new ones! Come check out what we have just for YOU. CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU THERE!
*Saturday, July 12th, 6pm*
Books After Hours with Susan Tate Ankeny and AMERICAN FLY GIRL.
Learn the lost story of Hazel Ying Lee, the first Asian American woman to earn a pilot’s license, join the WASPs, and fly for the United States military during World War 2.
*Saturday, July 19th, 6pm*
Guided chocolate tasting! Details TBD, but it’s going to be delicious.
*Sunday, July 20th, 6pm*
Book-signing after hours with Cat Bohannon: scholar, researcher, and author of EVE: HOW THE FEMALE BODY DROVE 200 MILLION YEARS OF HUMAN EVOLUTION.
Catch Cat in conversation with the Manzanita Writers Program at the Hoffman Center for the Arts on Saturday at 7, then bring your questions and get your book signed Sunday night at the bookstore!
*Saturday, July 26th, 5:30pm*
Books After Hours: Liz Cole Reads Funny Stuff
It’s a Happy Half-Hour tonight, featuring Manzanita’s own Liz Cole reading truly funny poetry. (Cat- and dog-lovers will especially want to be there!)
It’s really just the half-hour, so come by 5:30. Stick around for a glass of wine with Liz and the Cloud & Leaf crew.
