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Submitted By: lynnleveringthomas@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Two new Eco Prints by local artist Levering Thomas at Manzanita News & Expresso, located in downtown Manzanita.

On display and for sale at MN&E are unique Eco Prints, created using the elements of nature. The colors are a result of the tannins stored in the leaves, the type of paper used, the mordant used, and steaming hot water. Contact the artist if you would like to know more about her process and her other art practices.

Submitted By: unitedpawshelp@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Meet ELI & Primo!!! Ready to Adopt!!!
If you are looking for the ideal kitten, look no further. Eli checks all the boxes! He adores being cuddled and petted, and purrs the instant you touch him. And on top of that, he is a handsome boy with the sleekest fur imaginable. Looks even better than Bond in a tuxedo!
Eli greets new people with no fear, immediately in his friendly mode! He likes to “hunt” mice on a stick and springs like a panther when he chases them. Gets along great with other cats and would probably do well with friendly dogs and older children.
Eli was rescued as a baby with badly injured back legs, but he is as good as new now! United Paws would love to see Eli be adopted into a family with other kittens & cats. Ideally, with his buddy Primo, described below.
Primo is one handsome, affectionate fella! He has a gorgeous, ticked tabby coat with elegant white tuxedo markings. He is very precocious and intelligent, always first to explore something new. That’s how he got his name! He is always the “first” of his “tabby palooza” litter of 5 to do everything. He was the first to try something besides Mama’s milk, first to eat solid food, and first to use the litter box.
When Primo is not off adventuring, he loves being cuddled and petted, and he gives freely of his plentiful affection. He is energetic and absolutely loves wrestling with his litter mates and especially his good buddy Eli. Primo makes friends with other kitties quickly and would get along fine with friendly dogs if introduced in the proper manner. He would love to go to his new forever home with his buddy Eli.
Both kittens are neutered, vaccinated, and healthy, ready for their forever family. Contact United Paws through our web site, www.unitedpaws.wordpress.com or call 503-842-5663.

Submitted By: Cornes76@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post

Very experienced handyman for hire get your projects done call Cliff Erdman 208 746 3177 no texting

Submitted By: Ncliberationforpalestine@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

No more bombs rally

We will rally in solidarity with others across the nation asking the DNC and Kamala Harris ensure a ceasefire and change policy re bombs to Israel. No more bombs for genocide.

Fund education, not bombs
Fund housing, not genocide

Where: the 101 corner in Nehalem
When? Sunday 12:00 noon- 2:00

Bring a sign- we will have limited sign making supplies there.

No more bombs!

Submitted By: Robinwpeterson@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Submitted By: jwmerc@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Jeff is DELIVERING to north Tillamook County home/office addresses this coming TUESDAY August 20th in the early afternoon hours (anyone wanting to meet up with Jeff in south Clatsop County that morning should message directly or e-mail to make that arrangement) – and here’s what’s left to offer:
Raw Oregon Blueberry Blossom honey (Gallon – I have two) – $108 each. “Really Raw” Blackberry honey gallon (Blodgett area of coast range – NOT in liquid form) – $100 each. Raw Blackberry honey QUARTS (also Blodgett area – in liquid form) – $29 each. Raw “wild Clover” honey quarts (bright yellow – I have THREE left) – $27 each. Raw Blueberry/Wildflower honey PINTS (Siletz) – $19 each. Real Vermont maple syrup gallon (I have ONE left) – $89. Real Vermont maple syrup QUARTS – $28 each. HOLY KAKOW OG chocolate sauce (Sisters) – two-for-$15. North Pacific coast caught Albacore tuna (7.75 oz can – lightly salted) – $11 each.
***There is still some space available for the honey tasting/presentation at the NCRD on September the 9th – 75 minutes long (capacity will be 30 people!) with opportunity to purchase honey afterward – please e-mail me: jwmerc@gmail.com or send INSTANT MESSAGE through the JW Merc Facebook page SOON – thank you – JW

Submitted By: sarah.farmer@211info.org – Click to email about this post

My name is Sarah Farmer, I am the North Coast Community Engagement Coordinator for 211info. We have been statewide in 2013 serving all of Oregon and SW Washington. We connect a wide range of folks to health and social services in their area. From hello to help, we are there to navigate with you. We have over 25,000 resources in our database some you may expect to find, some may surprise you.