Frigidaire – Professional 6.2 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Total Convection Range with Plus Air Fry – Stainless Steel
$500 obo
Selling it because I’m switching to induction.
Purchased in 2021, works perfectly.
Need to pick up Wednesday Aug 6th.
Riverside Blues Concert with the one and only Tevis Hodge Jr.
This Saturday, August 10th, 6-8pm
Get your tickets at link below:
www.northfork53.com/events/p/tevis-hodge-jr-in-concert?p
Born in Virginia, and inspired by his southern black heritage, Tevis began playing blues at the age of 12 years old, though he first started guitar at the age of six.
With a deep love for Black American music, Tevis is compelled to bring the traditions of his heritage to life.
Well versed in multiple blues idioms such as the Piedmont, Delta, Texas, urban and country blues styles, He also dips into jazz, jug band, folk and even old timey novelty tunes.
Tevis Hodge Jr’s repertoire is an eclectic mix while his performance oozes with originality and passion.
Adding his own flare to the songs he covers, he seamlessly presents originals that can mingle with the classics and stay true to the source.
Tevis has enjoyed a career opening for acts ranging from Robert Cray to Living Color, and performing onstage with such acts as Peter Yarrow (of Peter, Paul & Mary,) vaudeville legend Baby Gramps, “Boogie-Cat” Norman Sylvester, guitar virtuoso Mary Flower and soul extraordinaire Ural Thomas to name a few.
Tevis placed as a solo semi-finalist in the 2014 International Blues Challenge, and has had great reception at festivals, fairs, markets, clubs, vineyards and venues alike.
This is a small intimate outdoor concert.
Only 20 tickets are available.
Get your seat before they sell out at link below:
www.northfork53.com/events/p/tevis-hodge-jr-in-concert?p
Carolina Starrett, co-founder of the North Coast EOL Collective, explores the intricate structures of families, both physical and psychological, in her work. Originally from Southern California, Carolina contemplates the resilience inherent in each family iteration, considering how stories and language are embedded in the body and transmitted across generations.
With a dual focus on her roles as a doula and artist, Carolina employs materials and processes as tools for celebration and inquiry into how we collect, retain, and honor memories. Her artistic journey delves into the interplay between stories of family, community, and connection, inviting audiences to reflect on the profound capacity of objects to sustain and perpetuate relationships.
Carolina’s work meditates on the body as a vessel of love and memory, inviting viewers to contemplate the enduring significance of these intertwined elements in the fabric of human experience.
Recent Acknowledgment: “Creative threads run through my family ……..Carolina Starrett and her Legacy Project work with the North Coast EOL Collective to hold the legacy idea close and dearly. My family’s legacy takes many forms – my grandmother and sister making clothes, my mother’s pottery, my father’s photographs, my niece’s fabric art, my sister’s dyed fabric, my brother-in-law’s paintings. To add my sketches to my family’s legacy took some resolve, as my work was intentionally snapshots of a year in time. But how else is a legacy created really, if not by multiple layers of stories, memories, impressions, creative marks made by, spoken by, or held by loved ones? This collection is my first Legacy project, maybe not my last. It was guided by the gentle, caring, and able hand of Carolina.”
Yoga with Janet.
Day – Wednesday
Time – 10:30 PST
Place – NCRD in Nehalem
If you can’t join in person, you can still zoom in via the following link:
us02web.zoom.us/j/85273692568
Come join us. Everyone is welcome.
Brian
See the attached flyer for more details!!
Wire cage: measures 3 ft. L. 2 ft. H. 22″ W $25.00
If interested call Gail 503-368-6517. or 503-440-1711
in Manzanita
Making Visible the Invisible: A Community Conversation about Death and Dying. Applying the values of Acceptance, Belonging, Connection, and Legacy, Death Cafe is a co-generational gathering that aims to create a comfortable and open space for people to gather and discuss topics related to death, dying, and mortality. It provides a platform for individuals to share their thoughts, fears, and experiences surrounding death in a supportive and non-judgmental environment. Adhering to Death Cafe’s mission, participation is free, although contributions to the Collective are appreciated. Death Cafe meets in person AND virtually every month.
Death Cafes benefit most from five or more participants. If you register and are unable to attend, please notify the North Coast EOL Collective by emailing welcome@northcoasteolcollective.com
To learn more about Death Cafe’s history, please click here: www.northcoasteolcollective.com/deathcafe
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Assorted old “Ball” and Other glass Jars; old Presto lids.
All four for $30
Call or text Robyn at 503–440–8076
Wire cage measures 3 ft. L. 2 ft. H 22″ D
If interested call Gail 503-368-6517 or 503-440-1711
in Manzanita
We’ve got a portable washing machine, on a trolley, and a spin dryer for sale. They’ve been gently used and are still in great shape.
The washing machine is from The Laundry Alternative and is the Niagara model. The spin dryer is also from The Laundry Alternative and is the Ninja Spin Dryer. We simply set it up in the shower so it can drain out.
The washer retails for $300+ and the spin dryer for $100+. We’re selling both as a package for a flat $150. If you’re interested, feel free to text me. 503-741-9622
Posting on behalf of loretta.kim.rosenberg@gmail.com
Up at the Manzanita transfer station last spring, I spied heavy duty sealed boxes over by the little free community bookshelves. I opened a box and full sets of National Geographics from 1941-1968 were inside. They had evidently been stored somewhere dry because they didn’t smell moldy, so I took home one box and then went back for another….and another.
Cutting up old magazines was a favorite occupation of mine when I was a kid. I was sick a lot and the youngest of five girls by a decade, so I made my own fun a lot of the time. I liked to cut out pictures of people and built entire paper doll families designing their houses with the old Sunset and Family Circle magazines my mom had around the house.
As a preschool teacher, I’d make collage “story starters” and ask the kids to tell me the story of the picture. I’d transcribe their words and we’d make books of the stories that went with the images. I used the same process when I taught creative writing at PSU only by then I was collecting old photographs from thrift stores.
Once I found those magazines at the transfer station I went gangbusters—you can see some of the collages I’ve made at the library through the month of August. I guess you could say that the embroidered felt pieces that are also in the library are like collage in a way. Cutting and stitching, take a lot longer, but I love the process of making things by hand.
It’s time for me to pass on the rest of my collection so I put together bags with a few National Geographics, some paper ephemera I’ve collected, heavy duty paper and a glue stick for anyone who wants to cut and paste the old school way. You’ll need scissors and your imaginator. Add other stuff like old greeting cards and photos. Be creative—collage old oatmeal containers or cardboard packaging. The sky’s the limit!
They’re at the desk for your crafting pleasure!
Kim Rosenberg
Special Price for a limited time – 10% off
Call or Text Scott at (503) 440-1871
Please do not reply to this ad. Photos available upon request – Scott can text them but they won’t post to this website
$60
Call or text 971-238-6140
We’ll have the burgers, dogs, buns, toppings and lemonade.
This event is for our members and guests, suggested donation is $5 per person.
RSVP to moranmem@gmail.com by August 9th.
It’s easy to join the Pine Grove! Just $20 per year and you can join on the day of event or login to the NEW Pinegrove website at www.thepinegrove.org then click Pine Grove Membership.
Here is the actual link to sign up and be notified when the online events starts.
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AUGUST 6TH
6PM PST
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It is portable and has a carrying case but it is attractive and sturdy enough to use as a stationary table in a treatment room. It is logan green.
It is a Custom Craftworks Luxor. New it is $499. I am selling it for $150. . Decide quick before I change my mind and keep it.
STANDARD FEATURES:
• Load capacity: 550 lbs.
• 30”W x 73”L x 24-34”H
• Table weighs: 35 lbs.
• Shiatsu release cables
• Solid beech wood frame
• Reiki end panels
• Dual knobs
• 8” on center dual-end accessory ports
• Rounded corners
• 3” Multi-layer foam with 3/4” memory foam
• Table includes: Solutions classic adjustable face rest with deluxe memory
foam pillow, folding front arm shelf, & carry case
Text me at 503-812-2022 if you want to purchase it.
Donut reward if found
Thanks!
Kyle
5034844440
Here’s your chance to win a FABULOUS DeWalt ELECTRIC Chainsaw, Flex Volt Brushless 60v Lithium Ion, 16″ bar, includes tools, battery, charger ($329.99 value)
Raffle tickets are $5 each or 5/$20, we will not sell more than 500 tickets so odds are good! The drawing will be held Saturday 8/10 @ aprox. 7pm, in the TillCoDems booth at the Tillamook County Fair, you don’t need to be present to win.
Email me now to arrange buying tickets before Friday 8/9! Think about it, no more being jerked around by a cord, or smelling like stinky gas, it’s reliably ELECTRIC!
Thank you!
Constance Shimek
TillCoDems Chair
Rising Hearts Studio, Cosmic Healing NW, and Megan Lucas LAc are excited to announce the date of our next collaborative Community Wellness Event!
Join us Saturday August 10th, 6 PM, at Rising Hearts Studio for a brief community acupuncture session with Megan Lucas LAc, while bathing in the sounds of healing with Himalayan and Crystal Singing Bowls with Certified Sound Healer and Reiki Master/Teacher Christy Kay, followed by a grounding tea offering – leave feeling grounded, relaxed, balanced, and healed-
Self care=Community Care
***ONLY $65/person!***
Space is limited – registration required
Link to register is here: app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=20787704&appointmentType=58532489
Contact Christy (503) 800-1092, Christy@cosmichealingnw.com for info/questions
Rising Hearts Studio
35840 7th ST
Hwy 101, Downtown Nehalem
“Lifting the community with education and services that promote healing on all levels.”
