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Big beautiful blueberries U-pick!!!
This Wednesday come and enjoy some of what this year has to offer.
Wednesday we will open 10:30 – 3:00. Dedicated pickers will find PLENTY of berries! Please no early birds!
U-pick blueberries $3.00/lb and pre-picked packs available roadside for $4.75 each.
15545 McDonald Rd. That’s located at the corner of McDonald rd and Liar’s lair.
PLEASE!
No early birds
No kids
No pets
United Paws’ Cat of the Week: Meet Spice
Spice loves to play with anything that dangles or moves. When she is not playing, she can be found perched up high – especially by a window where she can watch the world go by.
Now that she is in safe, loving hands, Spice’s personality is shining bright. Spice enjoys the company of the other cats in her foster home, so with proper introduction she will likely blend with en existing pet family.
Schedule a Meet & Greet by emailing unitedpawshelp@gmail.com, and learn more about adoption at unitedpaws.org.
Nutribullet for Sale – $20
Any senior helpers to provide a few rides from bus stop.
She has 3 dates (Oct,Nov,Dec) she needs to be picked up, around 8:00pm – at bus stop mid town in CB, and delivered to north end CB home.
No ADA services needed.
I know there are people in town that do these kinda 1 off’s for senior help. She can pay 20$ per event.
Obviously we need to I’d someone who is safe and trustworthy.
Shoot me a note and I’ll forward her the information. Thanx
Extension ladder to borrow
Dresser and bookcase
We found a great bookcase and dresser through BBQ once again.
Jude
Peloton bike (without screen)
The bike is about 5 years old and works perfectly. Replacement screens are available for purchase but this is for the bike only.
Located in Bayside Gardens.
$75
Call for Art for YOU MAY SAY I’M A DREAMER October show at NCRD
Submit intention of visual art or spoken word by Oct 1 to telaskinner@gmail.com
WE HAVE EXTENDED THE DATE OF NOTIFYING US OF YOUR INTENTION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SHOW TO OCT 1
Bring up to 3 ready to hang art pieces to NCRD Gallery in Nehalem Oct 2 9-1 Art Opening Oct 10 2-5 with music and spoken word
Dramatic Price Reduction : Seascape 2 Tandem Kayak $700
A great value for this fiberglass tandem kayak.
New these cost five to six thousand dollars. Used prices vary…
We are reducing our price to just $700.
NW Kayaks Seascape 2 is extremely stable and has a high volume for storage, both in the dry hatches, and in the space between the two cockpits. The broad rudder makes it easy to maintain course even in strong winds and rough seas.
Our kayak is in good shape, no damage, but, of course, has a few years under its belt.
We are including two fairly new neoprene cockpit covers as well as our neoprene sprayskirts
Seascape 2 Kayaks are about 20 feet long and weigh approximately 95 pounds.
New these cost several thousand dollars. Used prices vary…
We are selling our used one for $700.
Big beautiful blueberries U-pick!!!
This Wednesday come and enjoy some of what this year had to offer.
Wednesday we will open 10:30 – 3:00. Dedicated pickers will find PLENTY of berries! Please no early birds!
U-pick blueberries $3.00/lb and pre-picked packs available roadside for $4.75 each.
15545 McDonald Rd. That’s located at the corner of McDonald rd and Liar’s lair.
PLEASE!
No early birds
No kids
No pets
scaffold WTB
David
WANDA’S CAFE IN NEHALEM NOW HIRING ALL POSITIONS
WE’RE HIRING! COMPETITIVE PAY, BENEFITS, AND TIPS.
Summer may be winding down, but things at Wanda’s Cafe + Bakery are still busy!
As we say goodbye to some of our seasonal team members, we’re looking for great people to join our crew.
We’re currently hiring for:
-Cook
-Prep Cook
-Barista
-Counter person
-Expediters
-Bakery Assistant
Whether you have plenty of experience or are looking for an opportunity to learn, we’d love to hear from dependable, friendly people who enjoy working as part of a busy team.
Interested? Email frank@wandascafe.com.
Come work with a local, family-owned business that’s been serving our community since 1999!
Please share; you may know exactly the person we’re looking for!
Wanda’s Cafe + Bakery is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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AUDITIONS FOR ‘DRACULA: THE RADIO PLAY’ AT NCRD TOMORROW AND MONDAY
The darkness is calling…
AUDITIONS ANNOUNCED! SUNDAY, AUGUST 16TH AND MONDAY, AUGUST 17TH
Tickets and audition details at:
www.riverbendplayers.org
Riverbend Players Community Theater invites you to audition for DRACULA: THE RADIO PLAY, a thrilling live recreation of the golden age of radio, where eerie voices, spine-tingling sound effects, and your imagination bring Bram Stoker’s legendary tale to life.
Audition Schedule:
Sunday, August 16, 2026 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Monday, August 17, 2026 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem
Directed by Tom Cocklin
No memorization required! Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. Radio theater is all about storytelling through your voice, so actors may be asked to perform multiple characters using different voices, accents, and vocal styles.
You may also have the opportunity to create live sound effects (foley), an essential part of the magic that brings this classic tale to life.
Whether you’re a seasoned performer or have never stepped on stage before, this is a fun, creative, and welcoming way to experience live theater.
Performance Dates: September 25 – October 11, 2026
Come lend your voice to the legend… if you dare.
For more details, visit the audition page of our website: www.riverbendplayers.org
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Mussel Foraging Workshop (last one this year!)
Experience Oregon’s rugged coastline through the lens of traditional and ecological mussel foraging in this hands-on, guided workshop set within the state’s dynamic tidepools. Led by forager and marine educator Alanna Kieffer, this immersive experience invites participants to connect deeply with Oregon’s intertidal ecosystems while learning to harvest one of the coast’s most abundant shellfish.
We’ll begin with an introduction to tidepool ecology, covering tides, wave action, and the intertidal zones that create ideal habitat for native mussel species along Oregon’s rocky shores. The workshop places a strong emphasis on sustainable mussel foraging, teaching ethical harvest techniques that protect both individual organisms and the broader ecosystem. Participants will learn Oregon’s seasonal regulations, limits, and best practices for minimizing impact while foraging responsibly.
On shore, we’ll explore safe handling, cleaning, and storage methods for freshly harvested mussels, along with simple preparation techniques that highlight their natural flavor. Participants will enjoy tastings and discussions around culinary traditions tied to mussels along the Oregon coast.
See details and sign up here – www.shiftingtidesnw.com/workshops/musselforageaug16
1993 Boston Whaler boat for Sale with trailer
Vintage Wavy Glass Double Hung Windows
Measurements:
Outside frame: 31″ x 65.5″
Inside Frame: 27″ x 61,5″
Glass: 23.5″ x 27.5″
Asking $50 each
Also available: 16 Cast Iron Window Weights
Asking $5 each
Contact Shel by text: 503-803-4109
Beautiful Home for Rent Manzanita/Nehalem
10560 Meadow Lark Ln Nehalem 97131
Available September 1, 2026
Full-time year around rental. $2800/mo with annual lease.
New carpet, slate entry, newly refinished wood floors. Clean clean clean. Main floor great room with upstairs loft family room. All kitchen appliances included. Big island. Granite counters. Lots of cabinets and storage. Inside laundry room. Attached garage with opener. Propane fireplace. Big bedrooms. Covered front porch and back patio. Fenced back yard.
$500 non-refundable cleaning fee and $2000 security deposit due at signing.
No smoking. No pets. No sublet.
No application fee. Application forms on the back of flyers at home. Current credit report required.
Call or text Maggie 503-784-6569
Saturday-Peaceful Protest in Nehalem
Wanting to pass along a note from Ed and Mary. Yes, North County Resistance will be protesting again in Nehalem this Saturday, August 15, from noon to 2 PM. We hope you will join us. Come when you can and stay as long as you can. Sunscreen and water are highly recommended. Bring a chair if you need one. If you need help getting this all to the sidewalk just let us know and we will gladly help you. The following is from Ed and Mary:
We wrote back in January that we hoped that we were just alarmist about the threat Trump was having on our democratic institutions. We still hope we are wrong, but recent events point to an authoritarian takeover of our government…it’s there in plain sight:
* Trump not ruling out calling a national emergency to stop the midterm elections.
* Trump is building up ICE into a huge armed force that can be used for voter intimidation at his direction.
* Trump rolling out “new” declassified documents on voter fraud…why now, not when he was calling elections that he lost, rigged?
* Trump ignoring the courts and the Congress (Epstein files for example).
* Trump pardoning insurrectionist…green light to do it again, maybe in the states where Trump candidates lost.
These are facts and they should be very unsettling to Americans who don’t want a dictator to lead our country (yes, and some do). And are state and local law enforcement prepared to stop masked (maybe Federal, maybe not) agents intimidating voters in line to vote, or grabbing ballot boxes?
It’s time for all of us to not be a spectator in watching our 250 year run as a democracy go away. We need to not worry about offending a relative or friend. We need to write and call our state leaders to be sure we are prepared for the worst from Trump at the midterm elections. We need to write to our family and friends and ask them to push back…attend a peaceful rally, donate to non-MAGA candidates, write their legislators.
Again, we hope we’re wrong…time will tell.
Ed and Mary
3 vintage shop lights for sale
Please call for reach me more quickly: 503-368-3709 (no texts)
Thanks, Dianne
Free Cans of Paint and Stain for Painting Projects
Call or text Ken 503.341.0450
Brand new GE refrigerator
for sale air condtioner cable and bird house
RHYTHM METHOD plays Howell Square this Sunday
Sunday afternoon from 1:00 to 3:00.
Bring friends.
Dance, eat great local food, hangout, enjoy!
FREE Concert: Sunday, August 23rd in Cannon Beach
While Rice started in traditional blues, he’s built upon that foundation with soul, R&B, folk and country to fashion a welcoming front porch where everybody wants to hang out into the wee hours.
The electric and high-energy band features a horn section and a thumping rhythm section to get your body moving. “My goal is to reach people in a way that they need to be reached,” Rice says, “to say things they may not get to say or hear things they may not normally get to hear.”
This free, family friendly concert, in Cannon Beach’s downtown city park, begins at 5:00PM. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, low-backed chairs and fully stocked picnic baskets. Dogs, Frisbees, soccer balls and the like are welcome too.
The park is located in downtown Cannon Beach, northeast of the Chamber of Commerce at 2nd & Spruce.
The concert is produced by the Tolovana Arts Colony and made possible by a Community Grant from the City of Cannon Beach.
Free Workshop for Educators
Friday, August 21, 2026
Time: 9:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., PT
Format: In person
Audience: K-5th grade educators, formal and nonformal
Materials Provided: Project WILD’s Flying WILD: An Educators’ Guide to Celebrating Birds
RSVP Required. Find the link at tolovanaartscolony.org or copy the link below.
Description:
Join ONREP for an engaging, hands-on professional learning experience exploring coastal birds through the Flying WILD Activity Guide. Using birds as a gateway to understanding ecosystems, this workshop connects wildlife, habitat, and human impact along Oregon’s coast.
Participants will experience a sequence of interactive activities, adapted to highlight coastal and seabird species, that model how to engage learners in observation, inquiry, and systems thinking. Together, we will examine how coastal birds depend on dynamic habitats such as rocky shores and open-ocean systems, and how these relationships can anchor cross-disciplinary learning.
Educators will leave with strategies, resources, and ready-to-use activities that support standards-aligned instruction and foster environmental literacy. Project WILD emphasizes helping students develop awareness, knowledge, and decision-making skills that lead to responsible actions for wildlife and natural resources.
This workshop is designed for formal and nonformal educators interested in integrating outdoor learning, wildlife science, and student-centered inquiry into their teaching, both indoors and outdoors.
TEEN NIGHT at North Coast Pinball is TOMORROW Friday August 14th 6PM
TEEN NIGHT at North Coast Pinball is TOMORROW, Friday August 14th, 6-8 PM. FREE PINBALL and Games, Arts/Crafts for ALL TEENS! ALL TEENS WELCOME! (Teens Only) Please spread the word and send in your TEENS for FREE FUN!
Thank you!
Contact Christy for info/questions or to donate or volunteer for this event. (503) 800-1092
