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Lee Blackmon Memorial on February 19th

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Please join us on Monday, February 19th at the Nehalem Elementary School Gym as we remember Lee and his life of service.

Nehalem Elementary School Gym
36300 8th Street
Nehalem, OR 97131

10:00 am – 12:00 pm

There will be donations accepted on behalf of all of Lee’s favorite charities, so feel free to bring along (if you can):

– Photo of Lee or a pet he helped you to rescue to leave on the memory wall

– Donations of food, warm clothes, pet food, toys

– Money for the donation boxes of his favorite charities

It is also Lee’s birthday, so we will be celebrating that as well.

Dems Pass Ceasefire Rez #2

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Last week, after a bit of a raucous night here in Wheeler (The City Formerly Known as Tweakerville, maybe?? if we get our shit together??) I posted on this site in the For Rent section, and then I was publicly asked a question on this here portion of the forum, and I of course felt obliged to reply. I am definitely looking for rentals on Craigslist next time.

So, hopefully, once again, this will be my last post on BBQ.

Anyway, I was thinking…oh wait a minute…I hear something…what’s that sound?? Oh! It’s a collective sigh of relief coming across the bay from Wokezanita. I though it was a flock of Canada geese taking off because an American Bald Eagle was circling overhead.

(Just playing with some creative imagery…it’s not a threat….jeez, how did ya’ll get so fragile over there?)

This past Thanksgiving I was casually checking email before going to a friend’s house for dinner. And I see an email with the headline “I am grateful for you!” and I’m like ‘awwww…’ and it felt kinda good, you know? And then I look at the sender’s name and it reads “Candace” and I’m like “Who the hell is that?” And I linger on the name for a sec, it’s kind of familiar, and then it clicks: “Oh! It’s the arcade-token scandal lady! What the hell is she emailing me for?” And it’s a personal email, to me, and it’s kinda short and dopey and she starts thanking me for helping her and I’m like “what the hell is this lady talking about?” I’m totally confused. So I stop for sec to think about it.

Here’s what happened:

Last spring or whatever a local guy posted sh*t about me on a local Facebook page or something, and I took to this here forum to reply, because while I don’t do social media, I knew that a lot of his friends use this site.

And then I was on here for a few weeks or whatever making so many of you so happy.

It was election season then, and I was reading some of the local election stuff just for fun (I don’t pay attention to local politics, I’m into geopolitics) and I’m kinda giggling and laughing a bit to myself, at the small town comedy of it all, and then I see this one post from a candidate (Candace) where she is blatantly speaking about her intent to violate election law, and I’m still laughing and thinking, in a friendly way, ‘what a bunch of clowns!’. So I come up with a dead-pan post (I’m laughing my ass-off inside) and titled it – I think – “The NCRD race and the arcade-token scandal”, and smiled as I set it off. Funny, right?

Later, I heard Candace lost that race, a race for a sorta-meaningless functionary position on the NCRD board, because not enough Democrats had enough confidence in her for that job and she was not well-liked. Erin somebody won I think.

So let me get this straight, clown world, ya’ll then elected Candace to be Chair of the Tillamook County Democrats???? Haha! (Sorry, but I’m doing that ‘LOLing’ or whatever the kids call it these days.)

After I sent the dead-pan post, a friend who was following the race said ‘you should have let her commit the offense, then she would have been knocked out of the race and maybe politics forever.’ And I replied, ‘Don’t worry bro, she’ll never win, she’s a total blah ditty blah blah.’ And I won’t translate blah ditty blah blah because then I will sound mean.

And I am not a mean person Candace, and I want to help. And in that light, in the interest of your career, I would suggest that you don’t send me any more emails. Keep sending them if you want, send as many as you want, just sayin….

And I’m glad I didn’t knock her out of the race with the arcade-token scandal, because that law is designed to combat major grift in and of itself, and that’s not what this was, it was just stupidity and incompetence. We shouldn’t elect folks based on their race, sex, gender, or the ‘D’ or ‘R’ or ‘I’ next to their name, etc., we should elect them based on their ideas and competency. And that leads me to…ahem, Republicans? You couldn’t find anybody to beat this lady? That does not bode well for your party or the people of Tillamook county.

But I don’t know who you ran, maybe it was the drunk guy from the fair.

And now the Tillmook County Democrats have presented to us their “Gaza Resolution”. Haha! (It’s that LOL thing again.)

First of all, nobody in Tillamook County, AT ALL, cares what the five of you think about Gaza. AT ALL. You are here (supposedly) to serve the people of Tillamook County, not Palestine.

If you want to do something for the people of Palestine, you should do that on your own dime and on your own time, and there is a place to do that. Every Saturday, when it’s not raining, folks gather at the intersection of Laneda Avenue in Manzanita and the intersection of Hwy 101 to protest “The Current Thing.” You can bring your signs and your pronouns and your smiles and wave to all the cars and take pictures to post on your virtue-signaling Facebook pages.

A Gaza resolution! Haha!

NEWSFLASH!

YOU’RE NOT THE STATE DEPARTMENT

(But it woulda been fun to have been a fly on the wall during that meeting, and watch ya’ll take yourselves all seriously and sh*t while drafting your Gaza resolution! Watch ya’ll play State Department like children play house. Hahahahahaha! Yeah, that woulda been some good comedy!)

REMINDER: YOU’RE SUPPOSED TO BE IN THOSE POSITIONS TO HELP THE PEOPLE OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY, NOT PALESTINE

Furthermore, your beloved Bomb’s-Away-Biden’s war-pigs, whom you ALL voted for, will NEVER hear about your resolution, nor would they give a sh*t about it if they did.

A great way for ya’ll to help Tillamook County, and the rest of the world, would be to draft a resolution asking Governor Kotek to send the Oregon National Guard (people who care about America and Oregon) to help out at our Southern Border. Not to help Homeland Security process them, but to keep them out and to keep the all the liquid heroin and sh*t out. We used to be pretty good at that. Our country has legal immigration, and of course, everyone in the world is welcome to apply for asylum, legally.

I kinda have no opinion on Governor Kotek, she doesn’t come across my radar much. Seems kinda quiet, keeps her cards close. Probably a good idea when you’re riding a dragon.

But if Governor Kotek were to send our National Guard to help at the border…whoa…I don’t know, she might just go down as the 2nd best governor in Oregon history. The first best, and ask any DEMOCRAT in Salem, was REPUBLICAN governor Mark Hatfield. (I don’t see a Mark Hatfield anywhere in the current Republican crop, just sayin that the letter next to a politician’s name shouldn’t mean all that much. Ideas and competency, remember?)

Gaza Gaza Gaza Gaza Gaza Gaza Gaza

Why is Gaza so trendy every few years?

And how come Lebanon, Yemen, Syria and Iran aren’t in your resolution, Tillamook County Democrats? Like it’s okay for you democrats to murder Muslims in those countries? It’s okay for you to destroy those Muslim lives, but not those in Gaza? (This is when the clown show isn’t so funny.)

And of course, there is nothing about Ukraine in your resolution of ‘global importance’, because deep down you all know what you did to those people in that country. 110-billion dollars murdering those people and destroying their lives, woulda been $300,000,000 for EACH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT in America. Shame on you all for that. Now I’m starting to get angry. Gonna take a break.

Continuing…

When I was a freshman at a satellite branch of the University of Connecticut, two hours north of NYC, I drove into town for a 10th anniversary memorial of John Lennon’s death. It was something to do, for fun, and a kind-of historic event, you know? There wasn’t too much happening when I was there, early in the afternoon, maybe fifty people, mulling about and placing flowers on the sidewalk outside the brownstone where John bled to death, after the CIA had him shot. A few dozen people were across the street at “Strawberry Fields”, a tiny chunk of Central Park that the City of New York turned into a memorial, some were playing guitars, etc. It was cool, I didn’t stay too long.

And that makes me think of his song, ‘Imagine’, and the part about no borders. That’s a great notion, I get it, but in reality, ‘no borders’ DOES NOT WORK. We can see this with the drugs and violence and the terrorist hit teams that are stateside, in place for their Hamas-style attacks, just waiting to see what you Woketard Dems do their friends and family back home in Iran, Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen. Or maybe its too late; we’ve been murdering so many of those people over there for so long and have been destroying so many of their lives, it may be too late. I don’t know. But the hit teams are here, lots of them. We don’t have a southern border, people over the world know that of course, and some of them out there are real pissed at America. We need a border, duh. Like, super duh.

Anyway, John’s song ‘Imagine’ is a dream, and it had it’s place it time, for sure. But in my view, the song below is not only more peaceful and loving than John’s song, it embodies more potential for cooperation than his did; it has the potential to bridge more divides than Lennon’s ‘Imagine’. It is an incredibly powerful song.

Plus, Kid Rock ALWAYS cracks me up!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyFnLqJx-uU

And this is one of my all-time favorite documentaries, seriously. The way she constructed it, how it flows, etc., super-impressive from a director standpoint. Plus, this is why we destroyed downtown Portland, remember? George Floyd? Billions of dollars of damage done, the downtown cop shop is STILL barricaded like a war zone, most former businesses are gone. Downtown has yet to come back.

Anyway, this doc is outstanding:

rumble.com/v3wz426-fall-of-minneap-olis.html

Like I said, last week I was watching a movie in bed (that I bought at the Hope Chest for a dollar! Score!), then was rousted, and then all this BBQ sh*t happened.

All the dude wanted was to watch his dvd.

🙂

Andy

BONUS!

V for Victory! V for Vendetta!

www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/san-francisco-waymo-arson-sparks-fresh-debate-self-driving-cars-2024-02-13/

This will never happen in Wokeland, do you know why? Because soon the antifa punks are going to figure out how badly the tech-whore Dems have ruined their lives, and the tech pigs know this, and they also know that antifa would burn every robo taxi to the ground. The Dems now this too. And the Dems also know that those Antifa punks, once they figure out how much ya’ll have lied to them and fucked up their lives, are gonna be real pissed, and they are serious shit, like they would scale the new downtown Ritz Carlton (gross) with ropes and roust George Soros and D.A. Mike Schmidt from a penthouse meeting, or something like that. (We’ve all seen that 30-foot banner hanging on the side of Dante’s asking Portlanders to make sure Schmidt doesn’t get reelected.) Don’t fuck with antifa, trust me, you want them on your side. And they’ll figure it out soon enough, and they are. Furthermore, there has been droid delivery in Arizona and D.C. for several years. Wokeland seems perfect for droid delivery, right? Wrong. Do you know why there isn’t droid delivery in Wokeland despite the tens of millions of dollars the city has spent on ‘bike’ lanes (actually purposed for droid delivery)? There is no droid delivery in Wokeland because of tweakers and
Antifa, but mostly Antifa. Trust me.

And just for fun!!!!!!!!!!!

Other than the fact they they filled their local fishing hole with lead, it’s great!

LIKE SUPER FUN!!!!!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KnAzpi4avo

Self Care Community Wellness Event- February 16th, 6:30 PM at Rising Hearts Studio

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Hello BBQ Community-

Community Acupuncture- Singing Bowls – Grounding Tea

Please join Megan Lucas LAc and Certified Sound Healer Christy Kay for a special February Self Care/Self Love Community Wellness Event at Rising Hearts Studio, Friday February 16th, 6:30 PM – enjoy community acupuncture, while bathing in the sounds of healing singing bowls, with grounding tea offering to follow. Leave feeling calm, refreshed and renewed.

$50/person
Space limited- registration required app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=20787704&appointmentType=58532489

Meet your practitioners:
Megan Lucas, LAc, MAOM. NADA certified.
A licensed acupuncturist, Megan feels grateful to live on the north coast with her family. As a practitioner, she aims to help patients to improve their lives through deepening their relationship to their health through encouraging lifestyle changes. She offers acupuncture, bodywork, shiatsu, breathwork and recommendations on diet, movement, and herbal medicine. Her treatments focus on
the goals of the patient and the connection to their healing journey. As someone who has gone through intense illness and trauma, she understands the challenges people may face in their healing
journey.
She enjoys hiking, foraging, hunting, fly-fishing, writing, floating the river or collecting wild herbs for salves and tinctures, often alone and often with her family. She continues to work toward being a
beacon of light for others so they may more easily navigate the storm of life, and is looking for new opportunities to reach the community to offer services.

Christy Kay is a Vibrational Medicine Practitioner who lives on the North Oregon Coast. She has been studying health and wellness most of her life, in an effort to overcome chronic illness, including several autoimmune diagnoses. After a serious car accident over 10 years ago, she found herself with a traumatic brain injury, a broken back, and PTSD. With training and certifications in over a dozen healing modalities, she found the greatest relief through Energy Medicine. Sometimes it is hard to become unstuck. Using an array of energetic practices, her passion and gifts lie in facilitating healing on a deep energetic level for clients who want deeper peace, health, and wellness in their lives. When energetic flow is brought back into balance, we are more able to move forward and step into our Divine Self. Christy knows that healing the whole person, in all realms, will create more happy, vibrant souls who will create a better, more peaceful world. She has a private healing practice, Cosmic Healing NW, working one on one with clients since 2017. She opened Rising Hearts Studio in 2020 to be able to offer healing arts events to her community.
Christy is a Reiki Master/Teacher, Certified Sound Healer, Certified Crystal Therapy Practitioner, Registered Holistic Health Practitioner, and Registered Metaphysician who blends a large array of healing modalities together to help you truly heal!
Visit www.cosmichealingnw.com for more info on Christy Kay

Please join us for this Healing Community Event!

Pacific Pawns and Knights Chess Club Dates!

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Chess club will meet on the following Sundays at the Pine Grove from 4-6pm. Mark your calendars.
Feb. 18th (This Sunday)
March 17th
April 14th
From experienced to beginners, so far we have had a range of community members join us. Find your match and come play some chess!

CRIMES OF THE HEART OPENS MARCH 1st! MEET THE CAST: MARISA HACKMAN AS BABE BOTRELL

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CRIMES OF THE HEART OPENS MARCH 1st
Tickets at www.RiverbendPlayers.org

MEET THE CAST: Marisa Hackman

From classroom compassion to stage lights, Marisa’s a bright star on the rise.

This theater enthusiast (since childhood) channels her creative spark as a Special Ed TA but also paints vivid worlds, writes melodies that sing, and finds peace under starry skies while camping.

Special thanks to her boyfriend Russell, who cheers her on as she makes her Riverbend Players debut.

CRIMES OF THE HEART:

This darkly comedic play by Beth Henley delves into the messy lives of the Magrath women, each grappling with their own “crimes of the heart.”

Under a searing Mississippi sun, the Magrath sisters’ fragile lives shatter when Babe, the youngest, shoots her philandering husband.

Summoned home, the eldest, Lenny, wrestles with small-town stagnation and dreams of escape.

Meg, the middle sister, a washed-up singer, drowns her past in whiskey, returning with secrets clinging to her like Spanish moss.

As Babe’s legal storm brews, the kitchen of their childhood home becomes a pressure cooker of buried memories and blistering truths.

Past resentments erupt, revealing the scars of their mother’s suicide and their father’s desertion.

Their eccentric cousin Chick stirs the pot, while their flamboyant lawyer Barnette offers shaky legal support and a dash of unexpected romance.

This Pulitzer Prize-winning play paints a bittersweet portrait of Southern women struggling to rise above their “crimes of the heart” and embrace the promise of a brighter future.

Tickets on sale now at www.RiverbendPlayers.org

Ash Wednesday and Lenten Soup Supper gatherings

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Lent is a wonderful opportunity to go deeper; to look at what aspects of our lives are not serving us or those we love. It’s a time to let some things go, change some habits, and cultivate love where it feels weak or absent.

It’s a lovely thing to do this IN COMMUNITY with others who are also choosing to go deeper.
Saint Catherine’s begins the season of Lent with an Ash Wednesday Service (half hour with imposition of ashes), which begins at 12 noon on February 14th.

Then, we will gather every Thursday at 5pm until Easter, for Soup Suppers to share the lenten journey together with soup, reflection, conversation, prayer and support for the changes we want to bring to our lives and relationships, with God’s help and grace.
All are welcome.

Love, Dye, Felt and Sweat-Crafty Spa Day this Saturday

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Calling all my Crafty Dragons!

Last Friday’s new moon opened the Dragon’s Gate.

Hold onto your hat- it’s gonna be a wild ride.

Speaking of hats…. did you know there’s a 3 day weekend coming up?

This Saturday (Feb. 17th) North Fork 53’s hosting our first art workshop of 2024.

And because Dragons requires fresh fashion and style- this one is going to be all about color and creativity.

I hope you can make it!

Grab your spot at the link below:
www.northfork53.com/events/what-color-is-love

The very talented artist and teacher- Iris Sullivan Daire is coming down from Astoria to teach us how to add color and texture to wool.

She’s bringing steaming kettles of her beautiful plant based dyes grown from her gardens (think indigo and madder root).

You’ll get to hand dye a merino wool cap in whatever color you like and then learn to needle felt a design onto it.

While your hat steeps in the dye pot, you’ll get to relax in the wood fired sauna- because crafting/ spa days are pretty much the best combo ever.

Then you’ll come back to our cozy kitchen studio and learn to needle felt your own personal touches to your hat- a dragon, a heart, an ocean wave- whatever your look is for 2024.

You’ll leave the workshop with a one of kind merino wool hat that only you could create!

What better way to spend a late winter day?

All materials for the class and sauna are provided including tea and snacks!

Sign up with link below:
www.northfork53.com/events/what-color-is-love

Hope to see you out here soon,
xoxo
Ginger

Black Walnut Corner TV Cabinet

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Black Walnut rolling TV stand looking for a new home. This is a custom-made cabinet that is meant to reside in the corner of your room. It has an articulating flatscreen tv mount installed. All you need is $50, a pickup truck and at least 2 friends to help you load and unload it. It is heavy. I have no room, or I would keep this beauty. This deal is located out on the Miami- River Road area. Email for more details.

Moon River Farm employee housing

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Hi Folks,

We are getting going on the 2024 growing season out on the farm and it all starts with our crew. We had great luck last year when we put the word out looking for summer housing for our employees so here we are again.

We are looking for housing for a couple from Bend. They will be visiting the area in a couple weeks to scope out opportunities and we are hoping to help by asking here. We may also be looking for housing for a single individual, tdb.

If you or someone you know has any leads please shoot us an email at farmers@moonriverfarmers.com

Thanks so much!

Kayleigh

GENERAL INTEREST

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MAPS
For those of us who appreciate visual aids, the link below is to a very comprehensive history of not only Ukraine but of the whole region. Since we, as a nation, are supporting the war there, it would be enlightening for all of us to understand how borders have ebbed and flowed in the past thousand years. Compared to our Eurasian partners, our collective national memories are like a five year old. These maps can offer a deeper perspective.

original.antiwar.com/david_stockman/2022/10/09/maps-not-to-die-for/

Denise: The Coach for Teen Success

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Being a teenager can be tough! Teens may face challenges with friends, school, or family that can make them feel stressed, anxious, or unhappy. Want to change your situation or get help for a teen you know? That’s where Denise can help!

Denise has worked as a licensed School Counselor and a certified Health and Life Coach who has been helping teens for over 20 years. She understands the struggles and needs of teens, and she knows how to help them overcome them.

Denise has created the “Optimal Life Coaching for Teens” program, a unique and effective program that helps teens achieve their goals in both physical and emotional health.

In this program, teens will learn and practice real-life skills that will help:
*Improve self-esteem and confidence
*Manage stress and emotions
*Build healthy and positive relationships
*Develop good habits and routines
*Achieve academic and personal goals

With Denise’s coaching, you will have a supportive and caring partner who will guide you, motivate you, and celebrate your success. You will discover your potential and become the best version of yourself.

Don’t let your challenges hold you back. Contact Denise today and start your journey to a happier and healthier life!

To learn more about Denise’s “Optimal Life
Coaching for Teens” program:

*Visit her website: www.optimallifecoachingforteens.com

*Complete an inquiry form by scanning the QR code below or clicking: form.jotform.com/240288386131053

*Email Denise: optimalcoachingservices@gmail.com

ISO Random tile needed

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I’m trying to find random tile I could patch together to do the bathroom floor. Sort of like an old school scrap quilt. It’s a tiny bathroom. 5’x8’ in size with a big shower pan chunk out of that.
The tiles don’t need to match. Any color or shapes would be fun. So if you have any stuff laying around from a past project. This artist would be delighted to come get them.
Blessings – Karen

Cannon Beach Forest Home

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Fully furnished new, modern 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, 2 story home settled in the quiet neighborhood of Haystack Heights.
For rent Sept 24 – June 25- some flexibility available of exact dates
$3000/month including utilities/wifi
No pets

Photos here:
docs.google.com/document/d/1FKBYo508ttB0MrWAvpr1FupGD0lhxpTFk7MWpMCFhmA/edit?usp=sharing

Please inquire with Amy for more info:
504.407.7259

CRIMES OF THE HEART OPENS MARCH 1st! MEET THE CAST: KATIE HACMAN AS MEG MAGRATH

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CRIMES OF THE HEART OPENS MARCH 1st
Tickets at www.RiverbendPlayers.org

MEET THE CAST: Katie Hackman

Back on stage after 18 years, Katie’s a powerhouse of reinvention!

Juggling her thriving small business, Cardman Cleaning Company, 2 kiddos, and husband TJ, Katie finds joy in baking, beach walks, music, and travel.

This play is extra special – sharing the spotlight with her daughter Marisa and marking her debut with Riverbend Players!

CRIMES OF THE HEART:

This darkly comedic play by Beth Henley delves into the messy lives of the Magrath women, each grappling with their own “crimes of the heart.”

Under a searing Mississippi sun, the Magrath sisters’ fragile lives shatter when Babe, the youngest, shoots her philandering husband.

Summoned home, the eldest, Lenny, wrestles with small-town stagnation and dreams of escape.

Meg, the middle sister, a washed-up singer, drowns her past in whiskey, returning with secrets clinging to her like Spanish moss.

As Babe’s legal storm brews, the kitchen of their childhood home becomes a pressure cooker of buried memories and blistering truths.

Past resentments erupt, revealing the scars of their mother’s suicide and their father’s desertion.

Their eccentric cousin Chick stirs the pot, while their flamboyant lawyer Barnette offers shaky legal support and a dash of unexpected romance.

This Pulitzer Prize-winning play paints a bittersweet portrait of Southern women struggling to rise above their “crimes of the heart” and embrace the promise of a brighter future.

March 1st – March 17th at the NCRD Performing Arts Center
Tickets on sale now at www.RiverbendPlayers.org

injured white cat downtown nehalem

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I’ve seen this long-haired white cat with no collars around downtown Nehalem for the last couple weeks. Last night (Sunday Feb 11) I saw it again, but this time badly limping..

The cat evaded my attempts to get closer, so i took a photo and have been reaching out to TAS and United Paws to try to get the cat medical help.

Does anyone know if this cat belongs to someone?

Thank you for any help. Jordan

POP GOES the HEART-Successful & Thanks!

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FRIENDS THANKS THE COMMUNITY

Sponsored by Friends of North County Recreation District (NCRD) wants to thank our entire community and some beyond for making the 2024 Pop Goes the Heart Event such a success. With a Grand Prize of $1,000 cash and 50 prize baskets given away, a great time was had by the over 125 attendees. Friends of NCRD president Linda Makohon and event coordinator Wendy Bakker were both happy with the results of this fundraiser. Catching the excitement of a beautiful day on the coast, people were there to celebrate NCRD and their fundraiser. Monies raised will be used for new equipment for NCRD Fitness Center and for the Youth Program. We will get back to you with more information once all is sorted by Treasurer Carol Mills. There is still time to support this event by sending your contributions to Friends of NCRD, PO Box 511, Nehalem, Oregon, 97131. Again, many thanks!

Ski and snowboard gear sale Saturday

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Skis, poles, snowboards, boots and more priced to sell in a one-day sale, Saturday, Feb. 17, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Bayside Gardens.

The equipment ranges in size from youth to adult. In addition to skis and boards, there are multiple pairs of snow pants and bibs, some never worn. Also gloves and goggles.

The sale takes place at 11195 Seamont Way in the barn.

Looking for a great pet sitter?

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Look no further than Ginger Matyas, a terrific, experienced pet sitter, dog walker, and all-around animal lover here in our community. Ginger has more than 40 years working with animals – in fact she was the first professional dog walker in the Portland area many years ago. She is experienced, knowledgable, responsible and skilled with your beloved companions. She provides overnight care as well as drop-in care – whatever meets your needs – for dogs and cats. And as a bonus, Ginger is a talented artist who specializes in pet portraits.

Find out more at the attached link.

www.gingerpetsitter.com/about.html

Adorable handmade highland cows

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Approximately 11” tall. Horns are made of sculpture clay. These are for display only. Not suitable for smaller children. The price on these are way less than you can purchase online and not have to pay for shipping. Please feel free to message me with any questions.
$40 each. I’m having issues with loading pictures so message me and I can email them to you.