A. BLUE Mercury Glass votives – Set of 12 NEW $20.
B. GOLD Mercury Glass votives – Set of 24 NEW $25.
LOCATION: near Sunset Beach Lane, between Gearhart & Warrenton.
Contact: ➨TEXT: 503 440 1580
I don’t answer calls unless you’re in my contact list.
OR email: elzbah@gmail.com
Teen Night at North Coast Pinball is next Friday November 15th, 6-8 PM. FREE PINBALL and Games for ALL TEENS. ALL TEENS WELCOME. Please spread the word and send your teens in for FREE FUN! Thank you!
Contact Christy (503) 800-1092, Christy@cosmichealingnw.com for info/questions/or to donate to this event run solely on donations by volunteers.
Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Location: Graceful Waves Wellness Center
Indulge your senses as we dive into a world of holistic health and well-being. Our lineup of experts includes a chiropractor ready to align your body and mind, a crystal vendor to bring positive energy into your life, a Rapid Transformational Therapist to heal your realationship with your body, and a yoga instructor with a extensive knowledge in ayurvedic healing.
Dr. Dawn Sea Kahrs, D.C., Network Spinal Practitioner (www.gracefulwaveschiropractic.com)
Gia Shaw, Rapid Transformational Therapist
Christine Saul, Mental Health and Addiction Advocate, Yoga Intsructor, and more. (www.elevatedearthayurveda.com/work-with-christine)
Maggie Blanke, Crystal Diva and co-founder of Dragonfly Crystals (www.dragonflycrystals.com)
Whether you’re looking to unwind with a glass of wine, explore new wellness practices, or simply connect with like-minded women, this event is for you. So gather your girlfriends, clear your schedule, and get ready for an evening dedicated to nurturing your body, mind, and spirit.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to prioritize your well-being and embrace the power of self-care!
#WomenWineWellness #SelfCare #Empowerment #SaveTheDate
Please reserve your ticket on Eventbrite!
In this workshop, students will learn proper gathering, processing, cleaning, and storage methods of the Juncus plant. We will practice multiple traditional weaving techniques, including a variety of starts and rims. At the end of the workshop, students will take home a finished woven Juncus basket.
Learn more about instructor Stephanie Craig and reserve your spot on our website! (www.hoffmanarts.org). Scholarships are available.
(Wheeler) – The Jeffrey C. Kozlowski Fund, a fund administered by the Oregon Community Foundation, has generously provided a $20,000 grant for the new Nehalem Bay Health Center and Pharmacy that is currently under construction in Wheeler.
The Jeffrey C. Kozlowski Fund was established by Linda Kozlowski and Bill Supak of Manzanita to honor the legacy of their son, Jeff Kozlowski, an accomplished biotech software engineer who died unexpectedly in 2013 at the young age of 42.
“On behalf of our board and all those who have worked so hard to advance the cause of improved local health and senior care in our community we are humbled and truly appreciative of this caring and magnanimous gift,” said Marc C. Johnson, president of the Health District board.
“The Health District will have such an amazing impact on our community,” Linda Kozlowski said, “Jeff would be very pleased to have had a small part!”
The new Health Center and Pharmacy, a 16,000 square foot facility, will triple the size of the current Health Center (the former Rinehart Clinic), providing space for new services, including dental, x-ray and specialty care. The project is on schedule and is projected to be completed in early September 2025.
Johnson said the Kozlowski funding will allow the Health District to pay for technology upgrades planned for the new Health Center.
Additionally, the Kozlowski gift, along with support from other Oregon funders including the Roundhouse, Ford Family and Samuel S. Johnson Foundations and a recent significant in-kind contribution from Hampton Lumber, allows the Health District flexibility in the use of bond funds approved by District voters in 2023. The District’s other current priorities include the ongoing renovation of the Nehalem Valley Care Center and the eventual development of workforce housing for health care and other essential workers.
For more on the Nehalem Bay Health District visit the District’s website: www.nehalembayhd.org
Please join us this weekend (Nov 8,9,10) to shake off the post-election fatigue and celebrate Native American Heritage in Cannon Beach. There’ll be an inspiring opening concert on Friday and a variety of cool presentations and exhibits on Saturday and Sunday. All free of charge. Here’s the full schedule:
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8
7:00pm – Coaster Theatre Playhouse
Concert featuring: Raye Zaragoza
Doors open at 6:30PM
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9
10:30am – Cannon Beach Library
“Natives Work: Cultural Fire and Indigenous Naming on Pacific Coast”
Rachel Cushman, Doctoral Candidate (Secretary/Treasurer of Chinook Indian Nation)
Dr. Drew Viles (Siletz)
2 pm – Cannon Beach Library
Readings by Poet and Author Cliff Taylor (Ponca)
4:30 pm – Cannon Beach History Center
“Swimming Toward the Source of Indigenous Identity”
Zoe Swain (Anishinaabe, Tarahumara)
Pete Patton (Inuit)
Cliff Taylor (Ponca)
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10
12:00 noon – Cannon Beach Chamber Community Hall
“Tribal Lifeways: Cultural Arts and First Foods Exhibit and Demonstration
Greg Archuleta (Grand Ronde)
Ceara Lewis (Aleut)
Jason Ragan
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541-337-5614
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email hornetmo@gmail.com or call 626-253-1250.
9915 Pine Ridge Dr., Nehalem 1 mile from Shell Station
November 23
From 10 AM – 12:30 PM
Click the link to register.
Sign up for our comprehensive Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) class, in which you will obtain the know-how and equipment to get your household prepared to properly manage your WaSH needs during an emergency.
Need a safe place to slow down and be present in the solace of nature? Forest Therapy was Inspired by the Japanese practice of Forest Bathing (or Shinrin-yoku), a mindfulness practice that invites you to immerse yourself in the forest through your senses.
As your dedicated guide, I will lead you on a journey through a beautiful rainforest with a series of “invitations” meant to awaken your senses and help you connect with nature in new ways.
After our walk, we will gather for tea and sharing. Participants emerge feeling lighter, stress-free, and deeply connected to the world around and within them. Join me in this experience where nature becomes your therapy.
There are still a few spots left! To register, click the link below.
www.forestbathingfinder.com/product/autumn-forest-therapy-walk-at-wanderland-rainforest/
Suppose there’s a duck and a great many wabbits. Some wabbits take a liking to the duck and how it quacks. Others are repelled by the quacking and think those who like the duck are confused or crazy. Nature guides complicate the matter by referring to the duck as just another wabbit, and this drives the others nuts. Yet the nature guides keep doing this even after two game wardens identify the quacker as a duck.
Here’s my point: there is nothing inherently evil or stupid about the wabbits who like the duck, and the others might stop twisting their tails in a bunch if the guides could bring themselves to call it a duck.
To push this tortured analogy out a bit further, if the wabbits decide to put the duck in charge it will just fly off and feather it’s own nest.
-Dave
