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United Paws’ Kittens of the Week

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Submitted By: Coastbbqfree@protonmail.com – Click to email about this post
You can learn more about cats and kittens available for adoption at unitedpaws.wordress.com, where you can also complete an adoption application and get pre-approved. Once pre-approved, you can schedule a “Meet & Greet.” You can also email unitedpawsapps@gmail.com or call United Paws at 503-842-5663 for more info.

Lost Pics and Docs? Try Recovery Scans

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Submitted By: nehalembayexperience@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Can’t access those great pics on your cam SD chip? Can’t access those docs and back-up files on your Flash/Thumb Drive? Can’t get those old programs and system files off your external Hard Drive? Your storage device may be corrupted. I use 3 different professional recovery programs to scan devices and recover their data. Of the 237 devices I have scanned 218 were successful in pulling files. The cost to run a scan set is $10 per device, which if files can be recovered is applied to the $25 recovery fee for SD and Flash Drives and the $35 for external hard drives. The process is easy and local (Bayside Gardens, Nehalem). Drop me an email and we will search for those hidden files. Thanks, Drew.
nehalembayexperience@gmail.com

Tool Kit for Immigrant Rights

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Submitted By: pattyrinehart@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Being a little behind in my reading over the past few days I got to the Daily Astorian from Tuesday, December 24, 2024. A front-page article with the headline of “Tool kit to protect immigrant rights” caught my eye. To paraphrase part of the article “Oregon AG Rosenblum promotes legal safeguards, with a toolkit intended to inform immigrants as Oregon braces for likely increased federal immigration activity after President -elect Donald Trump takes office in January”. This toolkit is online
www.doj.state.or.us/media-home/news-media-releases/oregon-ag-rolls-out-new-sanctuary-promise-community-toolkit-as-a-resource-for-all-oregonians-to-understand-sanctuary-laws-and-access-resources/

I know not everyone has access to online documents, but I will do my best to download some information in both English and Spanish. There are other languages you can also download: Urdu, Arabic, Haitian Creole, Russian, and Mandarin. I am also asking you to download some and post in places where you think people will pick them up.

Happy New Year,
Patty Rinehart

Front Desk Position-Inn at Manzanita

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Submitted By: manzanita@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
The Inn at Manzanita has a front desk position available. We are a relaxed, fun working environment located in the heart of Manzanita.

Details: Pay depending on experience $16-$18 per hour, free night stays for you or family, PTO after 1 year of employment

Days: Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday 9-5. Potential for more hours in the busy season

Requirements:

*Taking guest reservations over the phone and online and accommodating special requests whenever possible
*Handle guest check-in and checkout efficiently and in a friendly, professional manner
*Excellent customer service skills – Maintaining a happy and positive attitude
*Knowledge of Excel and Word
*Training will be provided on the Reservation System
*Ability to work independently
*Professional Appearance

Please call 541-233-8332 or email resume to krstnwhittle@yahoo.com

WINTER SUPPORT DRIVE AT RISING HEARTS STUDIO

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Submitted By: Christy@cosmichealingnw.com – Click to email about this post
Hello BBQ Community—-

Just a friendly reminder that our Winter Gear Drive continues at Rising Hearts Studio. Please bring in your new/gently used tents, tarps, blankets, sleeping bags, rain gear and rain boots, coats and hats in to the Studio and along with our community partners we will distribute to those most in need within our community.
Big THANK YOU to All whom have already dropped these items – you have made a HUGE difference in the lives of MANY – YOU ROCK! But we’re not done yet-winter has just started- there is still need.
Hope to see you soon!

Blessings- CK

Rising Hearts Studio
35840 7th St
Hwy 101, Downtown Nehalem
(503) 800-1092
Christy@cosmichealingnw.com

Tillamook K9 RESCUE Recycling Bottles and CANS

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Submitted By: cbbcalm@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
ON the OTHER SIDE OF DRIVEWAY so to be able to watch and stop the person taking the cans .
THANK YOU from Tillamook K9 Rescue for this helps with vet bills and more .
You can even leave your large filled up bags on the other side of the little gate however you do not have to do this it is an option and want to make this easy for you all
grateful to everyone .
the beagle hound family

Pest control rats , moles , bats

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Submitted By: Toniann.naylor@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
APM Pest Control is Oregon and Washington Coast’s go to for Pest Control
With the colder temperature’s and rain upon us now, The rodents are looking for a warm place to hole up.
Often times wreaking havoc on insulation , electrical wires, plumbing and walls.
Creating structural hazards as well as Health Hazards.
APM seals up your home and removes existing pests and disinfects attics and crawl spaces.
Call or message for a free bid
503.812.0560
Toniann.naylor@gmail.com
Happy Holidays Neighbor’s!
ODFW WCO # 100245

 

9d Breathwork @Seadreamnehalem, Sat. 28, 5-7pm

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Submitted By: Breathwaves369@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Come join us in the cozy confines of the Seadream studio in Nehalem for a profound somatic breathwork journey to help cut ancestral trauma ties.
This is a beautiful and powerful session to live more freely from inherited energies we no longer choose to carry. 12 spots total for an intimate healing experience.

Thank you
Sincerely,
Michael Burns

ISO – Old School Sewing machine

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Submitted By: Artwithmisskaren@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
A few years back my old Brother sewing machine
I had for over 30 years died. I shopped for a new machine but was intimidated by all the new fangled switches, buttons and inserts. I guess old habits die hard.
I really just need an old sewing machine that goes forward & backwards really.
I’m needing to make new pillow covers and curtains for my little house I just moved in.

I’m an art teacher so I can trade art lessons and I have a selection of high end upholstery fabric I can also trade that I won’t be using.

Just putting it out there. Hope everyone has a great holiday season and that this new year brings peace of mind and good health to everyone.

HOLIDAY SCHEDULE: Nehalem Bay Health Center & Pharmacy Closing early on Christmas Eve

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Submitted By: lhoffhines@nehalembayhealth.org – Click to email about this post
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE: Nehalem Bay Health Center & Pharmacy will CLOSE EARLY at 3 PM on Tuesday, December 24 and will be CLOSED on Wednesday, December 25, 2024.

We will also close early (at 3 pm) on Tuesday, December 31 and will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 1, 2025.

Wishing you all Happy Holidays from the Nehalem Bay Health Center & Pharmacy Team!

NUMEROUS BUILDING SUPPLIES

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Submitted By: dclindquist@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post
Pictures and Details available – email dclindquist@hotmail.com or text 360-461-7646

Roofing Supplies
Owen’s Corning Duration (Architectural Laminate) Onyx Black Roofing 4 bundles
Bundles are ‘broken’ meaning wrapping not intact.
Retail $45.44/bundle 4 bundles total (1 square = 3 bundles). selling for $100 OBO

Titanium Roofing Underlayment
Retail $169 — selling for $75 OBO for partial role

Concrete Supplies
Steel Mate Rebar Stabilizer
Used once: Don’t have the exact quantity but originally had #160. Estimate have #140
Originally paid $2.70/each selling for $250 OBO

Rebar Caps- Used once
Typically retail for $2-$4 each $150 for all

Prolok 2″ for rebar mesh and chairs- Never used. 3 bins. Retail is $90 selling for $50 OBO

Simpson Hardware-
Simpson CS14 Simpson Coil Strap 25 ft – Brand new in box. Retail $94/ selling for $75 OBO

Simpson H2.5AZ Hurricane Tie Zmax Qty 70
Retail 63 cents each/$44.41 selling for $30 OBO

Simpson TSP clips- LOTS- selling for $45 OBO

Tyvek housewrap- 1 full roll, roll almost full, 2 smaller rolls. 9 feet in length. Retail $256/roll selling $250 OBO

Stinger caps for securing the Tyvek. 1 complete box and a partial. Retail $55/box selling $40 for OBO

LP Soffit- Multiple
Qty 5 16 inches x 16 feet vented not painted
Qty 3 16 inches x 16 feet non vented painted white
Qty 2 16 inches x 5 feet vented painted white
Qty 1 16 inches x 5 feet non vented painted white.
They have been stored outside under tarps but have still seen rain/wind.
Retail $30/each Selling $125 OBO

T&G Pine Pre-Stained with Olympic Mountain Cedar Stain -Leftover from soffit project
1x6x 16 feet Qty 11
1 x6 x 4 feet qty 4
1 x6 x 3’6 with 45 angle cut
Paid $2/LF foot $408
1 x 8 x 68 inches Qty 13
1 x 8 x 62 inches Qty 1
1 x 8 x 12 feet Qty 2
Paid $2.50/LF $235 Stain was $60
Selling all for $450 OBO

Items located in Oceanside or Tillamook.

Drafting Desk and Chair

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Submitted By: dlmapdx@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Stylish drafting table that works well as a desk, too.
The chair is drafting table height with footrest.

$120 cash for both – You haul.
1st one here takes them. I know it’s a crazy busy time for everyone but, sorry, I can’t hold them, so please don’t ask. I’m moving soon.

Daniel
Text me at: 971-344-3454

Nehalem address near the Veteran’s Cemetery

News from the Nehalem Bay Health District

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Submitted By: marc@nehalembayhd.org – Click to email about this post
The Amazing Generosity of a Former North Coast Resident

The Nehalem Bay Health District is the recipient of a remarkable $250,000 gift

This is the story of the kind and generous man who made it possible

Fred Cornforth led an amazing, impactful life. Fred, who lived in Boise, Idaho until his untimely death earlier this year at 64, also had a home for some time on the north coast. Fred, his wife and family loved the area as so many of us do.

Over the course of his working life Fred built a hugely successful non-profit company that he formed in the 1990’s to build affordable housing projects in nearly 20 states. And he gave back – in a very big way, funding food banks, dental clinics, homeless shelters and orphanages.

When Fred learned about the Nehalem Bay Health District’s plans to upgrade health and senior care and address workforce housing here on the north coast he immediately wanted to help, and he certainly did.

Late in 2023, through his non-profit company, Fred committed $250,000 to the Health District to use to advance its projects, as Fred said, “in any way that will do the most good.”

Fred’s pledge included donating half of his remarkable gift during 2024 with the remainder in 2025.

Every dollar from an individual gift or a foundation grant directed toward the Health District’s priorities makes a huge difference, ensuring that projects to improve local health and senior care and develop workforce housing are fully funded and will be successful over the long term.

The impact of Fred’s generosity is extraordinarily valuable to the Health District’s projects because the unrestricted nature of his gift allows the District to stretch local bond funding even farther.

Sadly, Fred Cornforth died in March 2024 after a courageous, inspiring battle with glioblastoma, a particularly awful form of brain cancer. His family and legion of friends continue to have the heartfelt condolences of all of us associated with the Nehalem Bay Health District, as well as our enduring thanks.

True to his word and totally in keeping with his compassionate generosity, the first half of Fred’s pledge – a check for $125,000 – arrived right around Thanksgiving.

RIVERBEND PLAYERS COMMUNITY THEATER LETTER OF THANKS

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Submitted By: fsquillo@riverbendplayers.org – Click to email about this post
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To our Cherished Riverbend Community,

Thank you from all of us at Riverbend Players. Thank you for making our recent production of “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” a success and a truly historic one.

We are thrilled to announce that this production has become the most successful “radio play” we have ever presented – a milestone we could never have reached without your unwavering support.

We knew it was a special project when we once again brought this timeless story to the stage in this unique format. But the outpouring of enthusiasm and the heartfelt feedback we received has been truly overwhelming.

Your presence in the audience and the laughter, tears, and shared experience of this classic tale made each performance magical. You embraced the spirit of Bedford Falls and reminded us all of the importance of community, kindness, and the profound impact one life can have.

This production of “It’s a Wonderful Life” caps off another fantastic year for Riverbend Players. From productions of “Crimes of the Heart,” “The Play That Goes Wrong,” and “The Girl on the Train,” to our workshops and volunteer programs, and now this record-breaking production, we have been so fortunate to share so many wonderful moments with you.

Your continued support allows us to bring quality theatre to our coastal community, to provide opportunities for local artists, and to enrich the lives of everyone who walks through our doors.

We are deeply grateful for your patronage, enthusiasm, and belief in live theatre’s power. You are the heart and soul of Riverbend Players, and we are so proud to share this success with you. We look forward to bringing you engaging, thought-provoking, and entertaining productions in the future.

Thank you again for making “It’s a Wonderful Life” a truly unforgettable experience and making this another truly successful year for Riverbend Players.

With sincere gratitude,

Frank Squillo
President, Riverbend Players Community Theater

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Looking for on call babysitter

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Submitted By: kat4house@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi I’m helping a single dad of 4 find a babysitter. He is on call for Pacific Seafood during strange hours — 430 PM – 3 AM. He is a full time RVer with his 4 little ones all under 9. He and his ex had a breakup a couple months ago and she split so he needs help with the babysitting.

You’ll have to negotiate with him the prices. I am helping him until January.

Sweet family and the dad is desperate to find a safe place for his kids. He is not opposed to the babysitter staying in their RV but it might be easier to babysit at your own residence. The kids sleep early so you’d only need to be fully present the first couple of hours of the shift.

Please email me then I’ll give you his #.

Thank you.