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Brunch, Sweat and Tears- Sunday Grief Salon

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Brunch, Sweat and Tears: Sunday Grief Salon
with therapist and grief work facilitator Joshua Lowe.

Sunday, June 16th from 10-2pm
North Fork 53 Communitea Wellness in Nehalem
Cost is $39 per person (includes light brunch and sauna)

To register click link below
www.northfork53.com/events/p/sunday-grief-salon-and-sauna-june-16th-10am-2pm

As we enter summer it feels good to lighten our spirits by releasing the weight of grief that many of us carry for ourselves and for the world.

This Sunday Grief Salon is a gentle introduction to working with the ”5 gates of Grief” discussed in Francis Weller’s book “The Wild Edge of Sorrow”.

After a cleansing sauna and cold plunge (optional) and light brunch we will sit in circle to work with the sacred emotion of grief.

Northern CA based grief facilitator and therapist Joshua Lowe will be leading us through the 5 Gates:

First Gate: Everything we love we will lose.
Personal loss of loved ones, relationships, careers, loss of health. Here we are initiated into the medicine of vulnerability.

Second Gate: The Places that have not known love.
Parts of us that have been shamed, not allowed, or harshly judged. Here we are initiated into the medicine of compassion.

Third Gate: The Sorrows of the World.
Climate change, poverty, war and the collective pain of humanity.
Here we are initiated into the medicine of entanglement.

Fourth Gate: What you expected and did not receive.
Things we don’t realize we’ve lost, because we weren’t born into a village with full joyous welcome of our gifts.
Here we are initiated into the medicine of belonging.

Fifth Gate: Ancestral Grief
Unacknowledged and untended sorrow of those who came before us.Here we are initiated into the medicine of wisdom.

This event is limited to 12 people. Register below
www.northfork53.com/events/p/sunday-grief-salon-and-sauna-june-16th-10am-2pm

What Does A Grief Salon Look Like?

This gathering is about sharing what is true for you, whether it’s tears, anger, numbness or fear.

It‘s about authenticity and connection.

There’s no expectation that you express your grief in any specific way. It’s not designed to “fix or process” you.

We’re hear to listen and express gratitude and share your feelings and experience.

This isn’t a depressing event, it’s a joyful, life affirming one.

About the facilitator:

Joshua Lowe is a licensed therapist, public educator, musician, and nature-oriented rites of passage and grief ceremony guide.

www.joshualowetherapy.com

He brings 20+ years experience supporting others in transformational journeying and has supported teens and adults in various communities including high school, men’s groups, nature, prisons, and in the therapy office.

Joshua has been mentored in leading grief rituals by Therese Charvet and Laurence Cole who are carriers of the grief rituals taught by Sobonfu Some and Malidoma Some.

He brings a deep reverence for the power of grief ritual as a healing force and is humbled by the opportunity to support others in deepening their relationship to self and community through honoring and expressing grief and joy.

Reserve your spot by registering at link below:
www.northfork53.com/events/p/sunday-grief-salon-and-sauna-june-16th-10am-2pm

NTLF Thanks Book Sale Volunteers & Supporters

Submitted By: susantone@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
This year’s NTLF Memorial Day Book Sale in Manzanita was a huge success. Thanks to the many people who bought books and supported the library by shopping at the Pine Grove, Calvary Bible Church, and the Hoffman Center. With over 6,000 volumes and about 175 volunteers, the book sale generated over $8,000 in support of our local library branch.

It takes a community to make a book sale. Thank you!

The Library Book Sale is organized by the North Tillamook Library Friends. All proceeds go towards maintaining the library’s building and grounds, ensuring the facility can continue to serve Wheeler, Nehalem, Manzanita, our rural communities, and visitors to the area into the future.

COME SEE WHY EVERYONE SAYS IT’S SO FUNNY! ‘THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG’

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SEE WHY EVERYONE’S TALKING ABOUT RIVERBEND PLAYERS AND ‘THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG’!
THE MUST-SEE COMEDY OF THE YEAR set the new opening night attendance record and second-highest opening weekend record!
Part Monty Python, part Sherlock Holmes, this Olivier Award-winning comedy is a global phenomenon guaranteed to leave you aching with laughter!
‘THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG’ live on stage at the NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem for six remaining shows from 06/07/24 – 06/16/24.
GREAT SEATS AVAILABLE FOR MOST UPCOMING SHOWS!
DETAILS AND TICKETS AT www.RiverbendPlayers.org
Photo by Willy Paul Photo. Pictured: Patrick Conner
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OPEN AUDITIONS NEXT WEEK FOR RIVERBEND PLAYERS’ ‘THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN’

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Complete audition details at www.RiverbendPlayers.com
AUDITIONS FOR ‘THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN’ JUNE 11th & 12th
CAST OF CHARACTERS: 3w / 4m
THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN:
Rachel Watson, an alcoholic grappling with her broken marriage, becomes obsessed with a seemingly perfect couple she sees from her train window daily.
Her illusion is shattered when she witnesses what looks like infidelity, and soon after, Megan, the wife, goes missing.
Driven to uncover the truth, Rachel investigates, forming a complex bond with Megan’s husband, Scott, and confronting Megan’s psychiatrist, Dr. Abdic.
Suspected due to her alcoholism and erratic behavior, Rachel’s quest reveals hidden secrets and dark truths, leading her on a dangerous path that blurs reality and challenges her perception.
The play explores themes of psychological, emotional, and physical abuse.
Complete audition details are on our website at: www.RiverbendPlayers.org/auditions _

Puttz is Here!

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Puttz is here!

Tee off Tuesday, June 4th, from 1-5PM. Sign up at Sandpiper Square and receive your scorecard. (We’ll be giving away prizes for best–and worst–scores!) Balls and putters are provided. (But you’re welcome to bring your own.)

Then set off on an wild 18 hole course.

It’s an incredible community effort and we want to thank our Hole Hosts for making it possible:

American Legion Post 168, Basalt Studio, Bruce’s Candy Kitchen, Bill’s Tavern/Cannon Beach Smokehouse, The Bistro, Cannon Beach Arts Association, Cannon Beach Hardware, The Chocolate Cafe, The Coaster Theatre, The Driftwood, Fetch, Found, Four Paws, Kramer and Walker, Schwietert’s Cones and Candy, Sea Breeze Court, The Waves Hotel, The Wine Shack.

After golf, join us at the 19th hole (AKA the American Legion) for an after-party like no other! We’ll have drinks and wildly delicious food, brought to you by Jack and JJ from the Bistro.

Then peruse our fantastic silent auction. We’ll have everything from hotel and restaurant gift certificates to fine art, clothing and more–just about everything Cannon Beach has to offer.

We’re so grateful to our community–it’s an incredible show of generosity.

It’s also going to be a whole lot of fun! Indeed, Puttz is an event like no other.

So, get your team and your best outfits together and we’ll see you soon.

Club Manzanita Okay, we get it

Submitted By: rkinor@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I want to acknowledge the willingness of the Manzanita City Council to revisit its recent increases to water rates and its meter reading and billing process.

Increasing rates and incorporating an annual rate increase to account for inflationary costs was long overdue and I believe supported by the majority of Manzanita citizens. However, the reduction in the base water allotment from 4,000 to 2,000 gallons per month created an unnecessary financial hardship for families and customers of more modest means by ensuring an additional monthly surcharge each and every month the 2,000 gallon base allotment was exceeded.

The City will return to quarterly meter readings and billing until the outcome of the referendum vote by the Manzanita electorate on keeping our existing quarterly meter reading and billing process takes place later this year. In the meantime, the City plans to hire another consultant to conduct a new rate study based on a quarterly rate structure which citizens will be able review and comment on before it is adopted.

Those in our community who are having to deal with higher rent, groceries, gas etc. do not need to have the city again increase the base water charge. The best outcome of this new study is to maintain the existing base charge and also provide households with the necessary amount of water in the base allotment that is free of additional surcharges.

Citizens who wish to keep up with developments on this matter can send me their email address at rkinor@gmail.com and I will let you know how to both stay informed and participate as the City moves forward to resolve this issue.

Randy Kugler

FOOD ROOTS T-Shirt Design Contest! Enter by 6/30

Submitted By: carol@foodrootsnw.org – Click to email about this post
In celebration of #localfoodmonth2024, we want to feature YOUR design on our next t-shirt!

Guidelines:
1.EVERYONE is encouraged to participate, no skill or experience necessary.
2.Choose any of these themes for inspiration:
My Favorite Local Food
Local Food Matters
Local Food Brings People Together
3. Submit a digital file of your design to carol@foodrootsnw.org by 6/30

Fictional Game Show Manzanita Jeopardy

Submitted By: Wstone1991@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
[Opening Scene: The Jeopardy! theme song plays. The camera zooms in on the stage where the host, a charismatic and witty character, stands behind a podium labeled “Manzanita Jeopardy!”]

Host: Welcome, everybody, to Manzanita Jeopardy! It’s the game show where knowing your city budget could win you some serious bragging rights. I’m your host, Bob Ledger, and today we’ve got three contestants who are ready to put their fiscal knowledge of Manzanita to the test! Let’s meet them!

[The camera pans to the first contestant, a middle-aged man in a suit.]

Host: Our first contestant is Dave, an
accountant who claims he can balance a budget blindfolded. Welcome, Dave.

Dave: Ready to crunch some numbers,Bob.

[The camera moves to the second contestant, a woman in a bright blouse.]

Host: Next up, we have Linda, a city planner who says she knows every
inch of Manzanita. Is that true, Linda?

Linda: Absolutely, Bob! From Neahkahnie to Nehalem Bay park, I’ve got it all mapped out.

[The camera shifts to the third contestant, a young man wearing a t-shirt with the words “Budget Hero.”]

Host: And last but not least, we have Tim, a college student majoring in public administration. Hi, Tim!

Tim: Thanks, Bob! I’ve been studying those city budget reports like they’re
my final exams.

Host: Fantastic! Let’s get right into our categories for today.
They are: ‘Legal Expenses,’ ‘Hidden Investigations,’ ‘City Planning,’ ‘Water Fund Transfers,’ and ‘Severance Packages.’ Dave, as our first contestant, why don’t you pick a category?

Dave: I’ll take ‘Legal Expenses’ for $1,000, Bob.

[The screen shows the clue: “$44,000”]

Host: Dave,
your response?

Dave: What is
“How much was spent on Manzanita’s legal expenses for the month of May.”

Host: Correct! It was a startling number for an investigation everyone assumed was winding down. But the legal costs keep growing. Moving on, Linda, it’s your turn.

Linda: I’ll go with ‘Hidden Investigations’ for $1,000, Bob.

[The screen shows the clue: “The total legal fees for a hidden investigation that council refused
to release.”]

Host: Linda?

Linda:
What is over $200,000?

Host:
Can you be more specific, Linda?

Linda: Well, I could if the city would release the invoices, but they won’t. I know it’s at least $200,000 now and it may keep growing.

Host: Sorry, Linda. I can’t accept that answer. The correct answer is What is the sky’s the limit.

Tim, you’re next.

Tim: I’ll take ‘City Planning’ for $1,000.

[The screen shows the clue: “About 10 feet”]

Host: Tim?

Tim:
“What distance from planned was the location where the new City Hall was mistakenly placed”

Host: You’ve got it! You’d figure with all the money the city spends on consultants, they could get closer than that. Or at least check it out before burying all that concrete.

Anyhow, Dave, back to you.

Dave: ‘Water Fund Transfers’ for $1,000.

[The screen shows the clue: “$645,000”]

Host: Dave?

Dave:
“What is the total amount transferred from the water fund to the general fund in the last four years.”

Host: Correct! Manzanita has really been draining the water fund. The
lawyers and consultants have to be
paid from somewhere. We’ll worry about infrastructure later.
And finally, Linda, you get the last category.

Linda: I’ll take ‘Severance Packages’ for $1,000.

[The screen shows the clue: ” 50%”]

Host: Linda?

Linda:
“What is the percentage increase in severance for the city manager recently authorized by the city council.?”

Host: That’s right! A deal for 9 months’ severance for leaving sounds pretty sweet, especially with ongoing rising legal fees. That brings us to the end of our first round and this episode of Manzanita Jeopardy. Tune in next time for Manzanita Double Jeopardy!, where the stakes, the consulting fees and the legal fees—get even higher! See you next time everybody.

[Roll credits and play Jeopardy theme music]

Mindfulness in Motion Weekly tai chi and qigong

Submitted By: wingsforwisdom@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Mindfulness in Motion = Movement as Medicine

Enjoy tai chi and / or qigong as a regular part of your wellness. These moving arts are ancient and their benefits, many. Harvard Medical Newsletter touted 8 active ingredients when they studied tai chi they say works like a multi drug having a positive synergistic affect on human health and wellbeing producing a variety of good effects such as reducing falls in older people by improving muscular strength and coordination, better general function due to improved posture and alignment… The list goes on and includes benefits that promote longevity and are anticancer which as a health and wellness coach, I support. 8 active ingredients of this delicious nutritious moving wellness art form are listed below my current schedule. The key is in regularity as well…

Please join me on the fitness floor in any of the following opportunities through June:

Mindfulness in Motion at NCRD Gym 11am
Tuesday Tai Chi ~ flow ~ ~ ~
Thursday Qigong ~ Seasonal healing and silk reeling

Friday June 14 8:30am Tai chi flow ~ ~ ~
Rockaway Beach Community Center
2310 Highway 101N
(small building just past the High School)

Also, Join Juli Stratton on the beach for Tai Chi by the Sea 1st and 3rd Wednesdays in the mornings. You can find her post in Events here on BBQ.

8 active ingredients that make tai chi and qigong the multifaceted medicine they are:

1) Awareness
2) Intention
3) Structural Integration
4) Active relaxation
5) Strengthening and flexibility
6) Natural, freer breathing
7) Social support
8) Embodied spirituality

The above is according to Harvard Medical Schools tai chi study program. I know some teachers that say this is great to hear and hopefully gets more people in the door and on the floor. They also say, this practice is so ancient, why pick it apart? Just jump in the tao, play, train, enjoy the ride and the benefits!

Thank you for your time. I hope to see you soon.
~ Libby
Elizabeth Golden Seaver
Health & Wellness Coach / Reflexology
www.goldenkeywellness.abmp.com
971.977.0166

Sleep pillow for sale

Submitted By: barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Posting for lane@lanedemoll.com
Please DO NOT respond to barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net

For Sale
I have a large sleep pillow – 48” by 18”. It is practically new but is too awkward to work on my small futon bed. I have a cover for it too. I would love to get $20 for it. I’m in Nehalem.

Contact me via email lane@lanedemoll.com or text 503-440-1342.

For Sale Napoleon PRO Charcoal Kettle Grill 22 inch $80

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posting for bretpolvorosa1@gmail.com
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These go for between $349 and $399 new. I bought a new grill. Terrific condition as you can see. The small piece of grate that flips up on one side is in two pieces – not a big issue – doesn’t affect grilling if anything. Original owner – in Manzanita. Text Bret with any questions, more pics or would like to view. 503.939.3927

Would make a great Dad’s Day gift. $80. Thanks

Get grilling with the original infrared grilling fuel using Napoleon’s PRO Charcoal Kettle Grill. This compact kettle grill saves space, but can still grill up to 23 hamburgers at once. You’ll know it’s a Napoleon with the iconic WAVE™ cooking grids for those distinctive sear marks. Easy access, hinged, porcelainized cast iron cooking grids make adding more charcoal or woodchips effortless, while three cooking heights and masterful airflow management provide precise temperature control. The improved PRO Air Control system increases air and temperature accuracy. A large stainless steel heat diffuser lifts the charcoal up off the bowl of the kettle evenly radiating heat throughout the grill and directing spent charcoal down to the ash catcher. On the outside, this grill shines. The powder-coated steel body shrugs off the elements. The lid features an offset hinge that opens, allowing access to the whole cooking surface while keeping your hands away from the heat.

Portland TV Fixture to MC Health Center Benefit

Submitted By: marc@nehalembayhd.org – Click to email about this post
For Immediate Release
June 3, 2024

Ken Boddie, Portland TV fixture, will M.C. Music Event at NCRD on June 23

Celebration and Fundraiser for Nehalem Bay Health Center features Blue Band

Ken Boddie, a four decade-long fixture of Portland’s KOIN 6 TV, will be on the north coast later this month to serve as MC of a community celebration and fundrasier for the new Nehalem Bay Health Center and Pharmacy.

The Sunday, June 23 event at the NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem will feature the national and international blues recording artist Rick Estrin and his band The Night Cats.

Tickets are available at Ticket Tomato: www.tickettomato.com/event/8701/rick-estrin-amp-the-nightcats

“Ken is a big blues and jazz fan and has long supported the annual Waterfront Blues Festival and the Portland Jazz Festival,” said Rich Silverman of the North Coast Music Project who is producing the NCRD show. “It’s a natural for us to have him MC this great community event. And we are delighted he is able to be part of the event.”

Boddie recently relinquished his role as co-anchor of “KOIN 6 News This Morning” to accept a promotion to serve as the station’s political director. His distinguished journalism career includes a regional EMMY Award for his role anchoring “Eye on Northwest Politics.”

All proceeds from the concert will directly benefit the new Health Center and Pharmacy. The event will also involve early peeks at various elements of the new facility, special guests and announcements, including the official groundbreaking on the 16,000 square foot Health Center.

Getting to Know You/Conscious Aging and Community Connections

Submitted By: cardoons@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
The conscious aging and community connections program is held on the second Monday of each month from 2-4pm. Sponsorship by the Pine Grove Community House allows us to keep admission at $5 per session.
All proceeds go directly to the Pine Grove Community House.

Our overall program goals are to bring people in our community together, to get to know one another at a deeper level, and to encourage one another to live our best possible lives.Everyone is welcome to join us!

On June 10th, the theme for our gathering is “getting to know you”. Our intention is to lighten things up a bit, creating community through playful interactive FUN!

Come prepared to share something unique about yourself. It should be true, but not something people generally know about you….the more unusual, unbelievable, and / or quirky the better. It should be something you can write in a few words, not more than a sentence.

In this session, we’re just going to play and have fun….maybe even get downright silly. And in the process of playfully getting to know one another, we are actually creating community. As we share moments in laughter, we are actually building trust. And while having fun is a good enough reason all by itself, the trust we build will be all important in later sessions as we begin to address some of the more difficult conversations around conscious aging.

So come, let your guard down for a couple hours and have some fun!!
June 10th, 2 – 4pm at the Pine Grove Community House in Manzanita.

AUDITIONS FOR ‘THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN’ JUNE 11th & 12th

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AUDITIONS FOR ‘THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN’ JUNE 11th & 12th
CAST OF CHARACTERS: 3w / 4m
Complete audition details are on our website at: www.RiverbendPlayers.org/auditions
THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN: Rachel Watson, an alcoholic grappling with her broken marriage, becomes obsessed with a seemingly perfect couple she sees from her train window daily.
Her illusion is shattered when she witnesses what looks like infidelity, and soon after, Megan, the wife, goes missing. Driven to uncover the truth, Rachel investigates, forming a complex bond with Megan’s husband, Scott, and confronting Megan’s psychiatrist, Dr. Abdic.
Suspected due to her alcoholism and erratic behavior, Rachel’s quest reveals hidden secrets and dark truths, leading her on a dangerous path that blurs reality and challenges her perception.
The play explores themes of psychological, emotional, and physical abuse.
Complete audition details are on our website at: www.RiverbendPlayers.org/auditions _
THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG THE MUST-SEE COMEDY OF THE YEAR!
6 REMAINING SHOWS AT THE NCRD PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TICKETS AT WWW.RIVERBENDPLAYERS.ORG _

Spots available for Somatic Art Exploration this Saturday!

Submitted By: visualarts@hoffmanarts.org – Click to email about this post
Join artist and instructor Jenny Siegel this Saturday, June 8, 2024, from 1:00to 5:00 pm, at the Hoffman Center for the Arts in Manzanita, as she guides students through the process of intuitive art making. The afternoon will begin with gentle somatic movement which will release body tension and help connect us to our innate creative impulses. Students will then explore with color, mark-making, and a variety of mediums, carrying a creative threat from the somatic movements to their art exploration.

No experience is necessary. All are welcome to join this unique workshop.

Full or partial scholarships are available!

For more information and registration: visit the Hoffman Center for the Arts Website: hoffmanarts.org

For questions contact: visualarts@hoffmanarts.org

Tai Chi by the Sea this Wednesday Morning!

Submitted By: Cindee.matyas@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Join friends on the beach this Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. at the end of Treasure Cove in Manzanita for a gentle session of Tai Chi led by Juli Stratton. Everyone is welcome…beginners…seasoned practitioners…the curious. There is nothing to learn or get right – just peaceful, gentle movements in an idyllic setting. See you there!

CBAA Opening Reception: Mel McRobert, Rachel Laura, Debra Carnes, Elizabeth Pattison

Submitted By: info@cannonbeacharts.org – Click to email about this post
We are thrilled to present an upcoming art exhibition featuring the works of Mel McRobert, Debra Carnes, Rachel Laura, and Elizabeth Pattison. This diverse showcase will bring together a compelling collection of artworks ranging from realism paintings to intricate fiber arts. This exhibition will be on view June 8 – July 7, 2024.

Join us for our opening reception June 8th, 2024 from 4:30 to 6:30pm. Mel McRobert will be doing a painting demonstration from 2 – 4pm at the gallery on June 8th.

The Cannon Beach Gallery is located at 1064. S Hemlock St. Cannon Beach, OR 97110.

For more information visit cannonbeacharts.org, or call 503-436-0744.

Tai Chi in Rockaway date correction

Submitted By: wingsforwisdom@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
The other post about tai chi and qigong states there will be a tai chi class in Rockaway this Friday the 7th at 8:30am.

!! CORRECTION !!

Next Rockaway Beach class is:
Friday the 14th 8:30am

Rockaway Community Center
2310 Highway 101N
Rockaway Beach, OR 97136
traveling south, it’s a small building just past the Highschool.

Other Rockaway Beach dates to come soon.

Weekly NCRD dates are:

Mindfulness in Motion
Tue: Tai chi flow 11am
Thurs: Qigong seasonal healing and silk reeling

All classes are $10 drop-in or use your membership at NCRD

Thank you and hope to see you on the fitness floor…
~ Libby Golden Seaver Health & Wellness Coach
971.977.0166
www.goldenkeywellness.abmp.com

Next Financial Wellness Class for Women starts July 2

Submitted By: liz@mindfulmoneycoaches.com – Click to email about this post
Hi, neighbors!

The next LIVE Mindful Money Method class starts on July 2nd.

It’s a calling of mine to support women in reducing financial overwhelm and increasing overall confidence while setting them up for a future they love.

Many women are feeling anxious about their financial future. I’m focused on helping them with a loving, kind and effective approach; it’s like yoga for your money.

Hundreds of women have changed their financial trajectory and will eventually change their legacy from learning to approach money with mindfulness. Their stories ranged from $240K in debt and not sleeping to $7M in net-worth and scared to spend any of it.

More importantly, they have built a healthy relationship with money and themselves. And the mindset work translates to other areas of their lives like health and relationships.

The small group class meets LIVE with me for nine Tuesdays at 1 PM PT on Zoom in addition to following the online course curriculum. The result is calm confidence in any financial decision thru awareness, clarity and vision for your financial future. I believe your best financial plan is the one you create and I will show you how.

This 5-star Google review course is best suited for women that feel like they weren’t taught about money, feel stuck with their earnings or paralyzed making financial decisions. We identify values & desires, create financial safety nets & debt payoff plans, determine our financial independence number, edit our money stories, and so much more.

The online course & LIVE class cost $457; however, women in Tillamook County can use coupon code LOCALS40 for a 40% discount. Registration closes on June 26.

Link to learn more & enroll: www.mindfulmoneymethod.com/yes

Don’t let finances stop you from learning. There are a few course scholarships available (scholarship deadline is 6/15) or I created the free financial wellness content available through the Tillamook County Wellness Program.

Warmly,
Liz Carroll
Financial Life & Wellness Coach

P.S. I am not a financial advisor and don’t make any financial recommendations. I empower you to make the best decisions for you.

P.S.S. Email me if you’d prefer to work 1:1. I have two spots available in July.

CRAB DERBY – THANK YOU!! from Kelly’s Marina

Submitted By: randi.kellysmarina@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Kelly’s Brighton Marina wants to send a huge THANK YOU! The 2024 Nehalem Bay Crab Derby was a blast. We couldn’t have done it without the support of so many amazing people! Please go out and support these businesses who contributed to the cause:
Astoria Scuba Bay City Kitchen Bill’s Tavern, Cannon Beach Clatsop Distributing Debbie The Olive Lady Do Ju Moon, Nehalem Electric Quill Tattoo, Nehalem El Trio Loco, Manzanita Englund Marine Fort George Brewery, Astoria Garibaldi Charters Kelly- The Crab Man 🙂 Manzanita Lumber Manzanita Mudd Dogs (and the MuddNick Foundation~ shout out to Lynn, Brad, Renae, and Kiley) Mohler Co-op Store Mo’s, Cannon Beach Nehalem Lumber Old Oregon Smokehouse Oregon Surf Adventures (shout out to Lauren) Pelican Brewing, Cannon Beach Pelican & Piper, Wheeler Sarah Jo’s Candies Simply Charming, Rockaway Beach Seaside Aquarium (shout out to Tiffany) Seaside Surf Tillamook Chamber of Commerce Tillamook Cheese Factory Tillamook Ice Trailside Vintage, Nehalem Troxel’s Jewlery, Rockaway Beach Unfurl, Manzanita
We were able to spread so much joy with this event~ Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!

*We are still organizing and counting how much we were able to raise- we will update everyone when we see the final numbers!

Aerial (drone) photography for your rental property, business, or vineyard

Submitted By: tylersimpson295@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi friends!

As an introduction, my name is Tyler. I primarily work as an environmentalist / conservationist along the coast (primarily in Cannon Beach). You might have actually seen me delivering wildlife + geological lectures there. When I am not teaching in the tidepools or working in the forests to aid in managing invasive species, I am privately teaching music theory / composition, as well as flying commercial drones (via geological surveys or real-estate)!

This summer, I’d like to share an opportunity to capture your rental property from a new perspective: the sky! AirBnB, FurnishedFinder, and other rental platforms have been aggressively pushing its hosts to provide aerial photos for a more modern allure, insisting that it will drive up both rental and retention rates.

I have commercially licensed and can assure you that all local laws will be adhered to. According to DJI’s globally released (annual) statistics, I have remained in the top 1% of “most time spent in air” across the entire globe’s database of pilots.

My portfolio is: NomadWithACamera.com

If you have a small business or vineyard that you’d like to capture, also feel free to contact me!

You will receive both edited and raw images post-shoot. Optional landscape videos are also available at an additional price. Rates vary depending on distance traveled and needs of project.

Best,

-Tyler Simpson
(682) 717-4171
Tylersimpson295@gmail.com
NomadWithACamera.com

THE ROOST IS HIRING

Submitted By: mandy.conley@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Hey North Coast!

The Roost in Wheeler is hiring and looking for a barista & kitchen help!
Experience is always preferred but not required, more than willing to train the right people!
Fun and fast paced job for the summer AND through the year if you end up liking us enough.. (we know you will) if you’re interested dm us on Instagram, come apply in person or give us a call on the shop phone between the hours 8am- 3pm (503-368-2625) can’t wait to hear from you!