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503-717-2995 cell
Margo


Save the date and join us! Once again, here are the details:
LOCATION: White Clover Grange, Nehalem, Oregon
DATE: Thursday, May 16 to Sunday, May 19, 2024
MORE INFO: Visit our website to learn more about participating as an artist, designer, storyteller, or volunteer: www.heartofcartm.org/


NEW In Box – Two speeds plus reversible massage.
Works both as an AC or car lighter plug in for your car.
Nice enough to give as gift – that’s how I acquired it. These sell for between $70. and $120.
Yours for $35.
It does feel good. I just don’t find myself using it and I’m working on de-cluttering.
Call or Text Lori
503-801-0774
banjo2@nehalemtel.net
(Please email if my photos don’t come through)



While we greatly appreciate the kind words that were expressed regarding us and our food cart, we do feel the need to express that we have no plans of leaving this town. We have dealt with our fair share of chaos including flooding, theft, crazies, and other things. No town is perfect. With that being said, Wheeler still remains our favorite little town on the coast! We love this town so much and the people in it.
We’re just so stoked to be here! Rest assured we aren’t going anywhere!
That’s all 🙂
<3,
Mandy & Casey
Rice & Shine
Good morning,
I am casually looking to get the hell out of Tweakervile (Wheeler) as the crime is getting quite bad.
The first thing I do everyday is look out the window to see if my cars are there, and then I look at the pavement to see if they have drilled my gas tanks. It’s like I’m living in Portland again.
The recent days/months have seen:
My housemate’s gas tank getting drilled, the tweaker/zombie (that’s what he looked like on the video) only took one gallon of gas, and let the rest drain all over the street and into the storm drain and then into the bay. My housemate had to get a tow and pay for the fix, of course, and then he started parking blocks away at a friend’s house and walking home.
The city of Wheeler’s excavator was stolen, three blocks away from me. Yes, the excavator.
Last week, Rice and Shine, a very hard-working young couple’s excellent food cart, had their large propane tank stolen ($300 when empty). One of my cars was parked 30-feet away. I expect Rice and Shine’s food cart will be leaving Tweakerville soon as well. Like me, they probably take a breath of relief when they arrive and see that their food truck is still there. It sucks living like this. (If anybody knows of a spot for them in a town where their stuff won’t get stolen and they can operate their business in peace, maybe give them a shout?)
Tweakers regularly get off the Wave and walk one block up the hill for their drugs to the tweaker-dealer matriarchs sh*t-hole of a house. Everyone knows she’s the biggest dealer around, including law enforcement, but apparently nobody in city government gives enough of a crap to do anything about it. Maybe because there is no money because we spent it all helping Russia destroy Ukraine; woulda been $300,000,000 for each congressional district. Just a small portion of that money would have been enough to get these shameless thieving tweakers into rehab and/or jail, from Astoria to Tillamook.
There is another drug-dealing tweaker apartment complex up the street as well, the city knows about that shooting gallery as well.
My neighbors truck was stolen last year, with his work tools inside. Forgot about that one.
A mile or so away, tweakers sawed their way into the Mohler Co-Op, and stole a generator. Yup, cut a hole in the wall from the outside.
A BIG dump truck that was parked at that transportation facility next to Nehelam Elementary School was stolen, and I hear later recovered at the famed Foss Road tweaker compound.
A while ago, a different BIG dump truck was stolen and driven up the logging roads above Coal Creak and stripped.
One local business owner here in Tweakerville told me they no longer decorate out front because the tweakers steal everything, from hose faucets to potted flowers. So whomever is selling that newly constructed tiny house along HWY 101 in Wheeler, make sure to tell the buyer not to keep anything outside, including faucets and flowers, and make damn sure to lock the door when you leave.
I think the DPO’s decriminalization of the CCP-made fentanyl, cartel-produced meth and cartel-produced liquid heroin, along with Democrats’ refusal to honor our country’s southern border, isn’t so good for Wheeler, or Oregon in general.
Or life in general for that matter.
And wow, I wasn’t even thinking of the fentanyl overdoses when I wrote that above, I was just thinking that the quality of life under Oregon’s Democrat rule is rapidly degrading, as it has been for many years now. Oregon Dems quickly ruined Portland for God’s sake, like real fast; that city was the jewel of the northwest, and the destruction has been quarterbacked by none other than Ted Wheeler, an heir of this town’s namesake, for the past several years.
The DPO will ruin the rest of the state too before they are finished. They are the majority for the foreseeable future in the governance of our state. We are so screwed. Lovely Oregon as it once was is toast.
And Wheeler, of course, isn’t going to get any better any time soon. It’s going to get worse and worse and worse and worse. Mark my words. Remember reading this.
So, as I said, I am casually looking to get out of Wheeler, this Little Town of Methlehem. The amazing mountain views and easy access to the bay for kayaking and fishing isn’t worth the stress of living here. A new car costs more than a salmon tag.
Relocating to tweaker-haven Foss Road would not be an improvement, so not interested in that area.
I am looking for a two-bedroom for me and my honors student teen daughter, somewhere between Bay City and CB, and as far away from thieving tweakers as possible.
Andy
🙂
Join the free Zoom class on Pet Preparedness for Emergencies this Friday, Feb. 9 at 6:30 pm.
Click the link for more information.

On February 10th and 11th, Join Stephanie Craig, a seventh-generation traditional basket weaver, as she leads a two-day workshop sharing her knowledge of traditional lifeways, culture, ecological knowledge, foods, medicines and utilitarian plants. Students will learn how to gather, process and use cedar bark to create a woven basket using multiple traditional weaving techniques.
For more information contact the Hoffman Center for the Arts website (classes) at: www.hoffmanarts.org
Ask about our scholarship programs!!
It’s Veterans for Peace time. We’ll be having our next meeting Thursday, February 8th at
10:30 PST at the Offshore Grill in Manzanita. Anybody and everybody is welcome. You need not be a veteran to attend.
If you can’t attend in person, the following is a zoom link that you can use:
Join Zoom Meeting
us06web.zoom.us/j/87151437713?pwd=aG4zT9MK31KkF6ad34cRvicQaCEON7.1
Meeting ID: 871 5143 7713
Passcode: 630217
Brian
Afterwards, if you would like to continue your wellness journey with us, you will have the opportunity to receive a specially discounted and more comprehensive Initial Exam and Introduction to Chiropractic Care.
Due to the limited space available, we request that you book online here: app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=12487570&appointmentType=11409294&fbclid=IwAR2kDTQKUWkADGyM-UgtliCGGHn7oEUzZMb6JMKvOnLF_lGn1jYpxoT5DCQ
This our first Free Spine Check Day of the year— Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to prioritize your health and experience the benefits of a properly functioning spine and nervous system!
If for any reason you find that you cannot attend,
kindly cancel your appointment via your booking confirmation email so that someone else may have the opportunity to benefit from this special event. Thank you!
We look forward to having the honor of serving you and your loved ones!
**For new patients and local community members only**
Where: Graceful waves Wellness Center
206 S Marine Dr
Wheeler, OR 97147
When: Saturday, February 2nd @9am – 1pm

The first thing I do everyday is look out the window to see if my cars are there, and then I look at the pavement to see if they have drilled my gas tanks. It’s like I’m living in Portland again.
The recent days/months have seen:
My housemate’s gas tank getting drilled, the tweaker/zombie (that’s what he looked like on the video) only took one gallon of gas, and let the rest drain all over the street and into the storm drain and then into the bay. My housemate had to get a tow and pay for the fix, of course, and then he started parking blocks away at a friend’s house and walking home.
The city of Wheeler’s excavator was stolen, three blocks away from me. Yes, the excavator.
Last week, Rice and Shine’s (a very hard-working young couple’s excellent food cart) large propane tank ($300 when empty) across the street was stolen. I expect they will be leaving Tweakerville soon as well.
Tweakers regularly get off the Wave and walk one block up the hill for their drugs to the tweaker-dealer matriarchs sh*t-hole of a house. Everyone knows she’s the biggest dealer around, including law enforcement, but apparently nobody in city government gives enough of a crap to do anything about it. Maybe because there is no money because we spent it all helping Russia destroy Ukraine; woulda been $300,000,000 for each congressional district. Just a small portion of that money would have been enough to get these shameless thieving tweakers into rehab and/or jail, from Astoria to Tillamook.
There is another drug-dealing tweaker apartment complex up the street as well, the city knows about that shooting gallery as well.
The Wheeler tweaker-matriarch’s son (a self-described meth head) lives one block away from me.
And his girlfriend (who I assume is also a tweaker) just moved into the unit beneath me. (My very cool landlord didn’t know, she looked good on paper). Within three days she was arrested after waking up the neighborhood with blood-curdling screams after drunkenly smacking up her boyfriend.
So, as I said, I am casually looking to get out of Wheeler. The amazing view and bay access for kayaking/fishing isn’t worth the stress of living here. I also fear for my daughter when she comes home at night.
Relocating to tweaker-haven Foss Road would not be an improvement, so not interested in that area.
I am looking for a two-bedroom for me and my honors student teen daughter, somewhere between Bay City and CB, and as far away from thieving tweakers as possible.
Andy
🙂
Join the Lower Nehalem Community Trust, Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition, Tillamook Estuaries Partnership, and the Nehalem Bay Watershed Council for an evening gathering and presentation on the importance of our estuaries and the management, monitoring and restoration of our Nehalem Bay.
Speakers: Annie Merrill (Oregon Shores), Zac Mallon (NBWC), Flynn DeLany and Colin Jones (TEP)
WHEN: Tuesday, February 6th. Doors open at 5:30 for refreshments, presentation to begin at 6pm.
WHERE: NCRD Kitchen and Gallery, 36155 9th Street, Nehalem, OR 97131 (or option to join virtually)
REGISTER: www.nehalemtrust.org
We hope to see you there!

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Our Second Thursdays are a bit more guided.
We will begin with an Ecstatic Dance playlist entitled:
Where I Am is What I Need.
In the middle we will jump into Deep Play practice exploring improvisational movement scores and prompts. This contemplative movement journey will encourage you to follow your curiosity, imagination, and kinesthetic delight!
We will end with a moving meditation practice to tap into body-mind awareness and locate ourselves and our fellow movers together in presence, sound, and stillness.
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Sunday 2.11
11:00-12:30 pm
(doors open at 10:30)
Sweat your Prayers: Ecstatic Dance
Hosted by Fae
This is a free-flowing dance and movement experience where you are encouraged to dance and enjoy the experience however you’d like with an intention of connecting deeper to yourself and exploring movement without words.
It’s an open space to play, celebrate life and community, practice embodiment modalities, enjoy world rhythmic music, process emotions, connect with others, and ultimately be nourished by the experience on a physical, emotional, energetic, and spiritual level. No dance experience necessary
Both events at the White Clove Grange, HWY 53 Nehalem
$10 or sliding scale of $5 if you need, $15 if you can.
Work trades are available, be in touch.
Hope to see you on the dance floor!

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.
$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!

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