$475.00






I originally purchased this from Kitchen in Portland, then it was replaced by the Omega corporation (issue covered by warranty). So, this machine is new to me since 2022. It is in excellent condition (made in Korea). It is taking a large chunk of my small kitchen counter space, however, while I am not juicing much these days. It needs to move on and make an awesome start for 2025 for someone else!
As it is a “nutrition system,” it does a lot more than juice. It makes an “ok” nut butter (I have used it for that), excellent sorbet (that really is fantastic but it is a long time until summer:) and, apparently, pasta (I have never tried that as I do not eat pasta:)).
Please give it some love. I used it yesterday, just for fun and to use up fresh cranberries I had sitting in the fridge – the “in action” picture is from yesterday (cranberry, ginger, apple juice – yum!). The picture with the user manual and extra parts is from today. Most of the extra parts happen to be brand new – as I mentioned, I never used/ tried the pasta making attachments and the juice/ pulp collection bowls are also brand new (I always used my own glass containers).
Here is a link to this machine on Amazon so that you can research it further as you like. https://www.amazon.com/Omega-NC800HDS-Wheatgrass-Masticating-Dual-Stage/dp/B00CIU93TE
Happy Holidays with a Fresh Start!





For more information contact Lane deMoll 503-440-1342 or Lane@lanedemoll.com

The NBWC’s Annual Meeting will start at 5 pm. The Annual Meeting consists of board elections, selection of board officers, and the Annual Report. All members are welcome to attend to vote in board elections. The Annual Report will be a summary of council activities in 2024 including progress reports on restoration designs, planting projects, and regional collaborations. It’s been a busy year for the council so we hope you’ll come early to learn about what we’ve been up to.
In 2019 residents along West Fork Coal Creek contacted the NBWC with concerns about an area of erosion that was threatening their access road. Executive Director Zac Mallon visited the properties and determined that this was a situation where fish habitat and protecting infrastructure could overlap. So, with support from Troy Laws at ODFW and funding from the Wild Salmon Center, an instream wood placement project was planned for West Fork Coal Creek to both protect vulnerable infrastructure and to improve habitat conditions for the 5 species of salmonids that utilize West Fork Coal Creek. The structures were installed in the summer of 2020.
The documentary is a series of interviews with ED Zac Mallon and with landowners during and immediately after project implementation. It takes the viewer through the experience of having a wood placement on their property including discussions of habitat and infrastructure benefit, connections to natural processes like landslide and windstorms, and the honest experiences of the landowners during and immediately after the project was implemented. This is a great documentary for anyone hoping to learn more about salmon habitat or about the experience of having a wood placement on their own property.
Both the Annual Meeting and the presentation will be hosted on Zoom and are free to the public. The zoom link is tinyurl.com/bdjeckb9 or on the Faceboook event at www.facebook.com/nehalembaywc. You can also contact the watershed council at info@nehalemwatershed.org.
Event Information: This event is FREE and open to the public. Find more information on our speaker series and the links for access on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/nehalembaywc).
Time & Agenda:
5:00 PM Board Elections
5:30 PM Annual Report
6:00 PM Documentary Screening
6:15 PM Project Updates
6:30 PM Discussion / Q&A
7:30 PM Adjourn


Wednesday January 1st
Led by Libby Golden
Warm up activity starts at 6
Dance starts at 6:30 Ends at 8
White Clover Grange
$10-$20 (no one turned away)
30 min warm-up is a coloring activity and 10 min qigong.
We will color, cut and thread Janus paper masks that can be worn.
Plus immune boosting wintertime nourishing bone marrow cleansing qigong.
We will also explore a way of moving with breath that brings balance and harmony to our foundation so we can move with more safety and freedom.



This Friday is our Community Open Music Jam at Rising Hearts Studio – starts at 6 PM. Bring your instruments, your voice, yourself- and let’s have fun playing together! It’s always a good time!
Hope to see you there!
Contact Christy for info/questions at (503) 800-1092, Christy@cosmichealingnw.com
Rising Hearts Studio
35840 7th St
Hwy 101, Downtown Nehalem
(503) 800-1092
“Lifting the community with education and services that promote healing on all levels….”

Susan Glarum
Hello Neighbors,
Giving away a HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477fnw (from around 2018) for free. If you’re interested, please reach out via email at tx.speterson@gmail.com.
Important Notes:
The printer has a few issues: When printing in color, it leaves magenta streaks on the page.The printout is still legible but not ideal.
Black & white prints work better.
There is some wear and tear on the front of the printer, including scuffs, blemishes, and marks from regular use.
Ink cartridges still have a long life.
For full specs, visit the official page:
HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477fnw Specs
www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-color-laserjet-pro-mfp-m477fnw#pdpOverview
For more details or to arrange pickup, email tx.speterson@gmail.com
Thanks! Summer P.

Rockaway Beach, OR: On Saturday, January 18, 2025, at 12:00 PM, the North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection (NCCWP) invites you to St. Mary’s by the Sea for a presentation by Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) students from the University of Oregon (UO). Their research, Coastal Futures, focuses on climate change adaptation strategies for coastal communities in Oregon and is led by Ignacio López Busón, a UO Assistant Professor of Climate Change Resilience.
For the past three months, the students have visited and analyzed Rockaway Beach, meeting with local stakeholders to understand the values and challenges of our local community, including coastal erosion, sea level rise, deforestation, drinking water quality, and urban development. This presentation will showcase their research on sustainable coastal practices and explore paths for long-term resilience.
All community members are encouraged to attend to learn more about coastal sustainability issues and engage in a discussion about planning for a more environmentally and socially resilient future.
Free to attend.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Saturday, January 18th at Noon (doors open at 11:30 AM)
St Mary’s by the Sea Catholic Church
275 S Pacific St, Rockaway Beach, OR 97136
NCCWP advocates for a complete ban on logging and pesticide use in community water sources across all land ownerships, and calls for an end to pesticide applications near where people live, work and recreate. Please help us safeguard and restore our drinking watersheds!
For more information visit:
www.healthywatershed.org |www.facebook.com/NCCWATERSHEDPROTECTION
or email at rockawaycitizen.water@gmail.com





Stylish drafting table that works well as a desk, too.
The chair is drafting table height with footrest.
Both are taken, thanks BBQ
Even better, focus on your reasons for gratitude, manifest lottery winnings, or purge 2024 by writing a letter to yourself. We’ll keep it in a lockbox until we mail it to you in December 2025




New Year’s Day Labyrinth Walk
Singing Bowls played by Christy Kay
St. Catherine’s Community Labyrinth
Wednesday, January 1, 1:00-3:00
36335 Hwy 101, Nehalem, OR 97131
My shop will be closed from January 1st until March 1st.
I am open everyday through New Year’s Eve noon to 5pm. If you need to reach me, please text me at: 503-781-7271. If you need to stock up, now is the time.
Thanks for all your support this year. Cheers and Happy New Year!

Located at the Hope Chest Thrift Shop
503-368-4461
Shop hours Wednesday-Saturday. Noon- 4pm
Contact the shop if still available.


