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SHUTTING DOWN SMALL FARMS IN OREGON

Submitted By: dixiegainer@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I have really appreciated the small farms and local growers in this area. We are truly lucky here. We have available untainted meat and vegetables grown with a minimum of pesticides , hormones, etc. The best food you can get. And now the government is shutting down farms. WHY? For bogus reasons.To save a species. The species is fine, the lies abound. I would like to remind you all that we are a species under attack, and if you recognize that you are a species It is time you became aware that you have to save yourselves from the global cabal that is engineering famine. You have seen on the news the French, the Dutch,etc farmers protesting the shut down of farms. They grow our food, folks. If you want to eat not just engineered cricket pellets
then wake up and support your local farmers.

This is a link that tells the story:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unOXcKigSuY&t=399s

Reply to Will Stone Episode 4 Fiction.

Submitted By: Ingsland@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
This is a reply to Will Stone’s episode 4 fiction

There have been multiple public information requests made regarding this investigation and ALL of them have been denied by the district attorney because there are confidential elements that cannot be shared. So the promise made in this fictional piece to hack a computer to get the story is just that… fiction. Also, it’s illegal.

Why would anyone spend to much time creating a fictional soap opera to damage a town and the town’s city council’s reputation?

Community Potluck – Friday, March 22nd @ 6:30PM in Cannon Beach

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Join us Friday, March 22nd for a community potluck at the Cannon Beach Community Hall (aka Chamber of Commerce).

We’ll celebrate spring, the coming equinox, and World Water Day along with neighbors from the Necanicum Watershed Council. After dinner, Rachel L. Cushman, Chair of the Watershed Council, will give a brief talk regarding water in our region. Bring a dish to share!

Doing Good in Evil Times

Submitted By: dixiegainer@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
In a recent (March 5th) Headlight Herald article, the title proclaimed that Senators Who “Walked Out” Were Not Protected From “Consequences”. The title of this article should be “Doing Good in Evil Times Is not Always Rewarding.” The Senators they are talking about tried to stop a bill that gives the state the right to determine what sex your child should be. Yes it does, and the bill states that if the parents interfere, they will be considered by this law to be child abusers, and their child will be removed from them and placed in foster care. This has been happening already in other states, due to the same type of legislation passed in that state. In other words this is a “globalist” bill.

If you have children under the age of 15 – actually the law says from birth to 15, their reproductive organs are under the jurisdiction of the state of Oregon. This bill HB 2002 – does that, it gives the state jurisdiction over your child’s reproductive hormones and organs. I can think of no law more egregious than this. And yet because of the deception of the media, the hysteria of Republicans, and Democrats too, crying abortion, abortion, and abortion- the real purpose of this bill was blurred. (this bill was and is not about abortion, abortion is allowed in our constitution, from age 15) it is about the state, not the parent, being in control of your child’s sexual orientation and reproductive body parts. Abortion is a part of that but it is already legal for age 15 and up.
So the Senators that put their job on the line for you and your children were told they could not run in the next election.
They did take their case to the courts and the Supreme Court, hand picked by the last two Democratic governors, ruled that measure 113 passed by 68% of people, will stand and therefore those that tried to stop this wrongful legislation by trying to prevent a quorum cannot run again. So who is protecting you now dear voter?

Measure 113 —changed the constitution – did you know that? It punishes people who try to prevent a quorum. And preventing a quorum is legal. Democrats have used this tactic also.
Measure 113 as written made you think that there were some lazy legislators who just didn’t bother to show up for work too many times and therefore should not be allowed to run again. Is that why you voted for it? Watch out for bills in the future, most of them are written so you don’t know what they mean.

Oregon Measure 113 -The exclusion from Re-election for Legislative Absenteeism initiative. A “yes” vote supported disqualifying legislators from re-election following the end of their term if they are absent from 10 legislative floor sessions without permission or excuse. This was approved by voters Nov. 8 2022. The Democrats, if they did this would be excused and given permission (as the majority)because there is no definition of what a valid excuse would be, or what would be permitted.

EVCNB Weekly Yellow Radio Net Practice Thursday at 6:00 PM

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For those of you in the Nehalem Bay area:

Don’t forget to check-in to the Thursday EVCNB Yellow Radio Net at 6:00 on channel 119.

Join the weekly practice where Yellow Radio owners hone their communication skills. Each practice has a brief Educational Moment covering a vast array of preparedness tips, accessories, strategies to keep your radio charged when the power is out and radio techniques.

Communication is one of the most important components of emergency preparedness and response. In many emergencies, especially a major earthquake and tsunami like the anticipated Cascadia Subduction Zone event, usual communication pathways like landlines, cell phones and the internet will be unavailable.

If you are not familiar with the Yellow Radio program, click the following link for more information.

evcnb.org/yellow-radio

If there are any questions, contact yellowradio@evcnb.org

FREE Coleman Tent 4 Person

Submitted By: banjo2@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
FREE-4 Person Screened Tent

Free to a good home just in time to plan camping trip. BUT here’s the catch, one pole is broken. You get to research or find another pole that works.

Tent plus rain fly, sturdy floor, all poles (even the broken one), orange as shown in picture, has been in dry garage storage.

Four person means it’s really roomy for 1 or 2 peeps plus a dog 🙂

Text or email Lori:
Cell 503-801-0774
banjo2@nehalemtel.net

Thank you!

Playwriting Workshop and Post-Show Talk Planned This Weekend

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Join the Coaster Theatre Playhouse and the Cannon Beach Library March 23 and 24 as they host Rob Urbinati, NYC-based playwright, for an illuminating weekend of events in celebration of his much-produced play, “Death by Design.”
Aspiring playwrights can attend a free event at the Cannon Beach Library, from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 23 when Urbinati will discuss the craft of playwriting, with a focus on coming up with ideas for plays, adapting for the stage from other sources, and getting started as a playwright by writing a 10-minute play. This event is open to anyone interested in theatre – artists and audiences alike.
Those attending the matinee of “Death by Design” at the Coaster Theatre at 3 p.m. March 24 can join a post-show talk with Urbinati and the play’s director, Deanna Duplechain who will discuss the play, its origins and current production. This is a reunion 25 years in the making for Urbinati and Duplechain, who met in New York City.
Urbinati wrote “Death by Design,” a hilarious mystery and a mash-up of Agatha Christie and Noel Coward. When the play found its way through the play Coaster Theatre’s selection team and landed on Duplechain’s lap for directorial consideration at the theatre, Duplechain said, “Hey, I know this guy.”
After a flurry of emails, Urbinati agreed to be in residence in Cannon Beach to complement the second weekend of “Death by Design” at the Coaster Theatre.
Rob Urbinati’s published plays include “Hazelwood Jr. High”; “Murder On West Moon Street”; “Mama’s Boy”; and “Jane Austen’s Lady Susan,” published by Samuel French/Concord, as well as “Cole Porter’s Nymph Errant,” published by Broadway Licensing; and “Miss Julie In Hollywood,” co-written with Mario Garza Jr., published by Next Stage Press. His plays have received over 300 productions world-wide.
His book, “Play Readings: A Complete Guide for Theatre Practitioners,” is published by Routledge Press.
Urbinati has directed for Classic Stage Company; Abingdon Theatre; Lincoln Center Directors Lab; Culture Project; Cherry Lane Theatre; York Theatre; Pearl Theatre Company; and Public Theater in New York City, as well as theatres and universities across the country. He is director of New Play Development at Queens Theatre and a member of the Dramatists Guild.

Artist Lecture and Workshop at the Hoffman Center for the Arts in Manzanita

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Comprising sixty to seventy percent of the human body, water stands as an elemental essence at the very core of our existence.

Join March gallery artist and explorer Keri Rosebraugh for a Friday evening lecture and on Saturday for a unique workshop exploring our precious resource called water: our connection with it, the mystical aspects of it, and how we can collaborate with it in our own artwork.

On Friday, March 29, 2024, from 5:00 to 6:30 pm, Rosebraugh will share her personal journey and fascination with water and its intrinsic connection to our lives. The conversation will touch upon the “Theory of the Sublime” as manifested in nature as well as how Rosebraugh integrates water into her artistic practice.

On Saturday, March 30, 2024, from 10: am to 5:00 pm, Rosebraugh will direct students as they begin the day with group activities involving water and will work together to create a large medicine water wheel outside to energize, celebrate, and honor water. Weather permitting, we will utilize the ocean tide and combine salt water and sand with our own interpretations of water on paper.

The afternoon will entail creating Cyanotype prints, which is a photographic printing process that produces blue prints using coated paper and light. We will then soak the prints in water to complete our images. Using objects from nature found near the Hoffman Center for the Arts, we will form various shapes and shadows in our prints. This workshop emphasizes experimentation, investigation, and the discovery of how water plays an important role in our lives.

Full and partial scholarships are available. For more information and registration visit: hoffmanarts.org/

Townsend Mobile Car Detailing Service

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If EVERYONE needs a detailing please don’t hesitate to reach out I’m available.

UPDATE
If you want more info just get ahold of me.

**EXTERIOR DETAIL**: Hand Wash & Hand Dry, Clay Bar,Wax,Polish,Clean Tires & Rims Including degreasing tire, applying tire shine,wash and Rain-X windows.

**INTERIOR DETAIL**: Vacuum interior including clean trunk, carpet stain remover if needed mats, seats , leather cleaner if needed, windows, mirrors, air vents, consoles, glove box, Dash, Door Seals and Panels. **NO SHAMPOOING**

According to the size and how much work needs to be done will determine Price$$$

“CAR DETAILING” business and if anyone is wanting there vehicle detailed pls LET ME KNOW..

Mobile service for Manzanita, Nehalem, Wheeler, Rockaway Beach, Garibaldi and Tillamook Area.
Will travel farther for an extra fee.

PLEASE PROVIDE WATER and ELECTRIC ONLY everything else I can provide.

Hours: Monday to Sunday 9am-5pm

Please when inquiring about price. Let me know WHAT YEAR,MAKE & MODEL so can give accurate information.

Bees HouseCleaning and House-Dog Sitting Service.

Submitted By: tapuro0787@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi! @everyone looking for HouseCleaning and House-Dog sitting services. I have 13+yrs of experience housecleaning and have references. Please let me know. Also have my own equipment and supplies.

My availability is now open is subject to change.

Areas I’ll be serving in Manzanita,Nehalem,Wheeler,Rockaway Beach, Garibaldi and Bay City. Any further will be extra for gas.

I can do move out, deep cleaning and many more. Just message me and I’ll communicate with you and if you’re on a budget.

FLOW TO GROW: A Spring REVIVAL and VISIONING gathering

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A SPECIAL MOVEMENT AND ART GATHERING hosted by Neahkahnie Spirit Dance Community:

Flow to Grow – a Spring REVIVAL and VISIONING Gathering

March 23rd 2:00-5:00 at the White Clover Grange

2:00 Welcome: Opening singing bowl circle: Bring and play your own singing bowl, or be serenaded by ours.
Followed by FLOW :fascial release/lymphatic pumping floor exercises by Libby Golden at Golden Key Wellness.
3:00 INVIGORATE with Free-Form Ecstatic Dance with Fae Scott
4:00 AFFIRM VISIONS with Vision Board Art Creating with Kelly Seaton

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$40 or $25 if you need, $55 if you can.
Registration is encouraged
Please do so by March 23rd by following this link :

www.eventbrite.com/e/flow-to-grow-a-spring-illumination-event-registration-792247402307?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshc…
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Things to bring if you want/have:

Singing Bowls
Yoga Mat
Vision board inspiration material and your favorite art supplies.
Journal
BRING A FRIEND!
What is supplied: vision board, art pens/pencils, scissors, glue, etc.

Here’s to clearing and visioning pathways for new and healthy growth for this upcoming SPRING season!

Moving Sale and Rental Opporunity in Nehalem OR

Submitted By: janine.seadler@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
For Sale now:
White tile table with four wooden chairs $50
IBM Selectra Typewriter: $150
Beige push button phone, antique $50
Gourmet Air Fryer $40
Expresso Maker $10

Estate and Moving Sale on Saturday March 30, 2023. 1-4 pm

35950 12th Street back of the house.

The upstairs two floors are for rent for one year lease from janine.seadler@gmail.com Please contact at 443-356-5350. Must be quiet and respectful of downstairs tenant. Prefer no animals but will discuss on case to case basis.
I never have any luck downloading photos so please reach out to see pictures.
Also a S10 Chevy Pick up for sale. 65,000 miles
$10,800. Excellent clean condition runs wonderfully and was recently serviced at Evergreen Auto.

Native Plant Sales

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Please DO NOT respond to barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net

TiIlamook Estuary Partnership native plant nursery (TEP NORP) is having a spring surplus plant sale along with Aldervale Native Plants. The sale starts next Friday March 22 at 6 pm but you can take a look at the plants and their descriptions now. The sale will be both online and in-person. Online sale March 22 6 pm – April 6th at midnight
IN-person and plant pickup is April 13th at the NORP nursery
Details can be found at mailchi.mp/aab9ca359e37/sign-up-for-spring-events-now-6719689?e=bc35921c2b

It should be a great sale and there are some really beautiful trees, shrubs, and perennials

There will be two more native plant sales in May as well

Fictional Soap Opera – Episode 4

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The Tides of Manzanita – The Alliance

In the coastal haven of Manzanita, where secrets are as common as the shifting sands, the drama deepens. The quaint beach town, still reeling from the revelations of previous episodes, finds itself on the cusp of a storm that promises to shake its very foundations.

The episode opens at dawn, with the serene waves washing over the beach, a stark contrast to the turmoil brewing within Manzanita. Victoria, the intrepid reporter known for her sharp wit and unwavering determination to uncover the truth, finds herself at The Cove, the epicenter of the town’s clandestine activities. It’s here, amidst the lingering aroma of coffee and sea salt, that she encounters Ruby, the observant waitress whose silent vigil over the council’s secret meeting had revealed the depth of their deceit.

Their meeting is not by design rather than chance, a calculated decision by Victoria, who recognized the value of Ruby’s potential inside knowledge from meetings at The Cove. Ruby, initially wary, finds a kindred spirit in Victoria—a fellow warrior in the battle for truth. Their conversation, hushed and urgent, is a dance of shared secrets and mutual respect. They speak of the council’s plot to bury the damning report, of the $160,000 legal fee that continues to climb, and of their resolve to bring the council’s lies to light.

As their alliance is forged, Ruby mentions her friend Shirley, a clerk at the city hall with a penchant for justice and a heart burdened by the secrets she has been forced to keep. Shirley, disillusioned by the council’s manipulations and fearful of the consequences, had long sought a way to make amends.

The trio convenes under the cloak of twilight at the nearby Nehalem dock, a secluded spot. With the gently flowing Nehalem River in the background, witness to centuries of the history of the North Coast, they pledge to work together to expose the council’s corruption. Shirley, the final piece of their puzzle, reveals she has access to the elusive investigation report—the key to unraveling the web of lies spun by the council.

“Can you really get it without being found out?” asked Victoria.

“It’s difficult to access and not on my computer. I’ll need a password and passwords change,” Shirley replied. “But staff often writes passwords on their station so they don’t forget.”

“Quite a security system!” Victoria interjected.

“If I can get access,” said Shirley, “I can download the report to one of my son’s thumb drives. Big question is when to make my move – early, lunch break or end of the day.”

Their plan is daring and fraught with risk. Victoria will use her platform to bring the story to the public, armed with any evidence Shirley can provide. Ruby, with her unparalleled access to the town’s power players, will keep her ear to the ground, gathering intelligence and alerting her allies to any responses by the council. Shirley, meanwhile, will navigate the treacherous waters of city hall, secretly securing the report and any further evidence of the council’s misdeeds.

As Episode 4 draws to a close, the trio’s resolve is tested. A mysterious figure, cloaked in the shadows of Nehalem’s storefronts, watches their meeting with keen interest, recording a video of the meeting. “Who’s that? Don’t look.” whispers Victoria, glancing over Ruby’s shoulder. “Looks like somebody is following us. We need to be extra careful.”

The stakes are higher than ever, and the battle lines are drawn. With the town as their backdrop, Victoria, Ruby, and Shirley embark on a journey that promises to bring the truth to light and restore the integrity of their beloved Manzanita.

As the tide rolls in, so too does the promise of justice. The alliance, once formed in the shadows, now stands as a beacon of hope for Manzanita. Can they obtain and reveal the report? What are the risks for each of them? Who is following them? The episode ends with the mysterious onlooker disappearing into the shadows, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats, wondering, eagerly anticipating the next episode of “The Tides of Manzanita.”

TERRY ROBB ELECTRIC TRIO COMING TO NCRD ON APRIL 12

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TERRY ROBB has earned international acclaim from music critics, peers and fans. Incorporating elements from the Mississippi Delta, ragtime, country, swing and jazz, Robb ranks right up there with the heavy hitters, a player of dazzling skill and technique. He’s been hailed as “one of the best players, on acoustic and electric, embracing a range of blues styles and then some.”

Drummer Gary Hobbs is a native of the Pacific Northwest and has played professionally for over 4 decades. Gary has played with The Stan Kenton Orchestra, Randy Brecker, Bud Shank, Anita O’Day, Terry Gibbs, The New York Voices, The Woody Herman Orchestra and many others.

Bassist Dave Captein is an accomplished performer on both string bass and bass guitar, having worked as a professional musician for over 35 years. Dave is a favorite choice for the region’s many bandleaders and always in demand for his solid sound, time and feel, as well as his soloing abilities.

Gary Hobbs and Dave Captein will join Terry Robb for an evening of Electric Music – From Country and Blues to John Coltrane and Jimmy Hedrix! It’s a different side of Terry Robb!

You don’t want to miss this show! Friday, April 12, 7:00 pm at NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem. Tickets are available at tickettomato.com.

Get Registered! WaSH – March 30th – 10:00 to 12:30

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WaSH Class – March 30th – 10:00am to 12:30pm
• Do you know how to safely store water in your home so that it’s ready to use in times of emergency?
• Do you know about methods to handle human waste when our sanitation services aren’t available?
• Do you have a system ready to use for hand washing?

Register for this WaSH Class and learn how to be prepared for all of these scenarios. Sign up for this 2 1/2 hr. at the Nehalem Bay Fire Station on Hwy 101.

Go to EVCNB.org Events & Trainings to register for this class. Use the “Select Options” drop-down menu to select your registration choice:
• Class & Laminated sheets $15
• Class, Laminated sheets, & Water Filtration
system $65
• Class, Laminated sheets, & all three 2-bucket
systems: Water Filtration, Human Waste Disposal,
Hand Washing $140.
The class is informative, intriguing, and entertaining.
Don’t miss out!
Have the knowledge. Have a plan. Be prepared.