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Yoga with Veterans and with Molly and Janet

Submitted By: briantjmcmahon@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hey everybody.
Yoga! It’s fun, it’s free and it will make you healthier.

First there’s Yoga with Molly.
Day – Monday
Time. – 11:15 PST
Place – Tillamook YMCA

If you can’t join in person, you can still zoom in via the following link:
us06web.zoom.us/j/84115365249?pwd=Y1ZETEp1ZEtoS1JDTG9Sdmg3cGoyQT09

Next there’s Yoga with Janet.
Day – Wednesday
Time – 10:30 PST
Place – NCRD in Nehalem

If you can’t join in person, you can still zoom in via the following link:
us02web.zoom.us/j/89509061029

Come join us. Everyone is welcome.

Brian

Sir Francis Drake Association of Oregon

Submitted By: ggitzen@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Come view the presentation of local resident, Garry Gitzen, who was invited to speak at the St Francis Yacht Club Luncheon on San Francisco Bay this past Dec. 6, 2023. The yacht club is considered one of the most recognized yachting clubs in the world. His talk is titled “Who Made the Brass Plate Citing Sir Francis Drake’s California Landing.”

Garry has been recognized as the leading Francis Drake historian on the west coast and will be at the library to answer all questions concerning why Francis Drake landed in Nehalem Bay in the summer of 1579. And why Captain Drake never landed in any other theorized bay, including California.

Where: North Tillamook Library, Manzanita
When: Thursday, February 8th Time: 11 a.m.

Garry Gitzen is the author of “Francis Drake in Nehalem Bay 1579, Setting the Historical Record and 8 other titles connected with Francis Drake and the current President of the Francis Drake Association. The association promote the development of a Coastal Shorelines Flood Explorer Report for communities to increase their understanding of what could be at risk without future planning and adaptation by coastal communities, governments, and businesses.

Get Vaccinated

Submitted By: mkuestner10@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Got vaccinated last week. The flu arm was a bit sore for 2 days, but the new COVID vaccine arm was fine. Please consult with a trusted health professional who can advise you on your particular vaccination needs. Together we can keep ourselves, our families and our friends healthy.
covidblog.oregon.gov/what-to-know-about-the-2023-2024-covid-19-vaccines/

Knitting machines and accessories for sale

Submitted By: janegeason@comcast.net – Click to email about this post
Many of you may have known my mom, Lou Stine. Among other talents, she was an extraordinary fiber artist. Alas, it would seem that particular talent skips a generation. I have 3 knitting machines of hers and many accessories to offer for sale. They include 3 knitting machines;
– a Studio by White SK860,
– a Knitking KH 260, and
-a Studio by White LK150.

There are also the following identifiable accessories;
– a Fair Isle cartridge,
– a Brother Intarsia cartridge KA-2600,
– a Silver Reed punching machine,
– an AG10 Intarsia cartridge,
and a boat load of other pieces that are befuddling to me.

I’ve looked up the knitting machines on line EBAY, Etsy, etc. Combined they exceed $2,500. I’m offering up the whole kit and kaboodle for $400 OBO. I’m willing to sell peicemeal as well. Located in Wheeler.

If you’re interested, or know some fiber artists who might be, please text me at 503.341.1020. I’m happy to send pictures. Thanks, Jane

Nehalem River Social 2/8/24

Submitted By: juliebuttercup22@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Come join us for our first ever Nehalem River Social here at 35915 N Hwy 101 on Thursday Feb 8 from 4pm-8pm.
Live music, food specials from us and Riverside Fish n Chips, pinball, tastings at Spirits of the West distillery, local vintage boutique shopping at the newly opened Revival and much more 🙂
No one will go hungry, no standing in the rain!
Hope to see you there!

Breast Health Sunday Sauna Series… Did you know?

Submitted By: wingsforwisdom@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Did you know? Consuming sprouted nuts (especially walnut and almonds) reduces the chances of breast cancer development or recurrence! Consuming nuts beginning in early life increases these benefits (get our young ones eating them!) but now is always the best time to add them in if you’re not eating them already. A handful or two a day is all you need and they have myriad other benefits we can chat about. Get my method for easily sprouting nuts at home (or where to buy them) when you attend any or all of the upcoming Breast Health Sunday Sauna Series.

Statistics say approximately 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Did you know? you can make lifestyle adjustments to decrease that likelihood! I learned how to empower myself against recurrence. Let me share these techniques with you so you don’t have to 🙂
Living a cancer preventive life feels soooo good! Reserve your space today!

First Sauna session is Sunday Feb. 25th
11:00 – 1:30
Receive skin brush mitts to keep and a full-body brushing method great for lymph and circulation flow as well as creating glowing skin.
Apply a kelp clay breast and face mask.
Enjoy the sauna with cold-plunge option for an hour.
Receive a Breast Friend oil blend with instructions for regular application.
Breast friendly herbal tea and light refreshment.

Next sessions: Include the same mask, sauna, teas and refreshments plus:
March 24th – breast massage lesson and Breast Friend oil refill or bottle.
April 21st – full body lymphatic pumping lesson and Breast Friend oil refill or bottle.

971.977.0166 text or call to purchase.
Thank you!
Libby Golden Seaver
Health Coach and Bodyworker

Victrola records, 100 years old, and can be played on the Victrola offered by an other party

Submitted By: sabots.trailer_0j@icloud.com – Click to email about this post
1 lot of approximately 50-70 antique records (Victrola, Edison, RCA and others) in excellent shape, had been properly stored in my 1915 Edison phonograph which has been sold. Most have paper sleeves. These records are all around 100 years old. Some marvelous music, such as Edison Blue Amberol Record #3278 “Molly Dear” Waltz .
You may have noted a recent ad, by another party, advertising a rare Victrola record player with the proper needle to play these 100 year old records. Plus, it’s been rebuilt. This is a perfect possible combination of these records and that antique Victrola record player. Great for a beach residence, and a nice bargain price investment in history. $100.00 or offer. Please reply to this email, and, as always, thanks bbq!

ISO use brick or flagstones

Submitted By: Artwithmisskaren@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I’m getting ready to put in a new garden around my house. So I’m starting to gather hardscape materials for a whimsical garden path to the front door and also to the art studio.

I’m looking for any old Flagstones, Brick or interesting rocks you may have laying around and are interested in parting with. I have some money but not a lot. Interested in hearing about what you may have.
Blessings – K

Call for Life Drawing Models!!

Submitted By: visualarts@hoffmanarts.org – Click to email about this post
The Hoffman Center for the Arts in Manzanita is seeking additional models for its life drawing group. This is a paid position for three-hour drawing sessions that meet on alternating Tuesday evenings.

As a life drawing model, you will help artists deepen their understanding of the human form and structure under conditions of varying light and shadow. Although it is helpful to have prior modeling experience, it is not a prerequisite, and guidance will be provided. We welcome individuals of all body types, ages, and genders with a genuine interest in helping artists practice their drawing and painting skills. You will need to feel comfortable in front of a group wearing no clothing and have the ability to remain still for variable periods of time.

For more information, contact visualarts@hoffmanarts.org.

Commercial, Residential, Short Term Rental Cleaning

Submitted By: tiffany@apeachycleanbytiffany.com – Click to email about this post
Trusted, thorough, high attention to detail cleaning services offered by A Peachy Clean by Tiffany now has limited openings available!!
Go to the website and see for yourself, lots of photos on the gallery page!
Contact me to schedule a consultation and get a bid !
Act fast these openings won’t last long !!

www.apeachycleanbytiffany.com/
Magazine Quality Cleaning

For Sale Lovely Large Vintage Trunk and 2 vintage Ratan chairs

Submitted By: Aquabluejazzy@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi BBQ Friends:
My photos will not load so please reach out to janine.seadler@gmail.com or 443-356-5350 for more information.
Wicker Chairs are large, deep and sturdy Painted marine blue $30 each

Trunk is lovely with two shelves inside with cabbage rose fabric. I’m told by my favorite antique dealer that this trunk is quite rare. I have a video and measurements to share. $780 or best offer. It has two large internal shelves and a matching pin cushion. Everlasting lock and hardware from San Francisco. Circa 1900

Used clothing dealers and vendors might like our $5 per item women’s clothing.

Shop local and stay friendly! Spreading Sunshine
Also see us on line at SunnydayThrift.com: a community endeavor to recycle, up cycle and be more sustainable.
Grateful for your support: Janine, Mindy C and Emily D.

Free – Brother HL-5240 laser printer

Submitted By: clean_streams_oceans@me.com – Click to email about this post
I have a laser printer that I can no longer use because after the latest OS update on my Mac I can no longer get a print driver for it.

If you’re not working on OS Sonoma, and want to give it a try, let me know and I’ll put the two of you together. I’d rather give it to you than retire it to solid waste. But please, no give-backs!!

I suggest you first look to be sure you can get a driver for it. Also, I don’t know how much toner is left, but its cartridges are still available.

Spa Manzanita Winter Specials

Submitted By: maggie@spamanzanita.com – Click to email about this post
In the spirit of spreading love and joy this month, we invite you in for some Winter Wellness and Valentine’s Day pampering.

$25 off our new Winter Packages or get a complimentary customization to your massage or facial when you book a full priced service … and mention BBQ

spamanzanita.com/specials/

Valentine’s Day spa facial package
This luxurious facial includes a chocolate mask that will nourish your skin with antioxidants and natural oils. The chocolate mask is a skin softener, wrinkle defender and skin revitalizer. It smells delicious and leaves your face feeling tight, smooth, and radiant!

Enjoy a refreshing mimosa and aromatherapy foot soak in our Zen Room while you relax and pamper yourself or someone special.

Winter Wellness package
Sink into relaxation and soothing warmth with this package perfect for the cooler days. Hot stones reach deep into tense muscles to help you relax and release. During the massage a magnesium-packed warming mud is applied along the spine to detoxify, warm, re-mineralize and relax tight back muscles. You’ll finish with an infrared sauna session to close out this warming, soothing and oh-so relaxing Winter Wellness treat.

the special two
Share this package for a spa day with someone special or pamper yourself with some well deserved self-care. While one person enjoys a relaxing massage that will melt away stress and tension. The other will indulge in a luxurious facial to nourish and hydrate. Then, unwind and relax together in the infrared sauna.

Call or text to book 503.689.8679
Or book online spamanzanita.com

Now All Oregon Supreme Court Judges picked by Governor Kate Brown

Submitted By: dixiegainer@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Every Judge on the Oregon Supreme Court was put there by Kate Brown. How did that happen? Kate Brown was the most disliked governor for two years in a row. Yet she managed to place every judge on our supreme court!!!!!

Our state constitution says that the citizens of Oregon get to vote for Supreme Court Judges. But we haven’t done this in years.

WHY – Because of corruption. As much for the judges as the governor.

Here is how it works: In Oregon, when a Justice steps down from the bench before his or her term is up for whatever reason, the governor – by law – gets to fill that position until the next election. Now any judge that the governor picks to fill this position has to agree to step down before his or her term is up so that the governor can pick another judge. That shows the governor and the judge are in collusion. Not good for judge nor governor – right? But worse for us.

At election time the name of the judge the governor picked appears on the ballot. No other name appears on the ballot for this position and so this candidate, picked by the governor, will win even if nobody votes for him or her. This has been going on for years.
That means that these judges decide issues politically instead of judiciously.
How does this effect you?

From Muck to Masterpiece – Education, Action, Art For Our Estuary

Submitted By: jessi@heartofcartm.org – Click to email about this post
Register Now For A Nehalem Estuary Journey!!

Wheeler, OR – In a collaborative effort to raise awareness and take tangible steps toward conservation of the Nehalem Bay Estuary, four regional organizations call on you to participate in a Nehalem Estuary journey, which includes education, action and art. Dive into a thought-provoking panel discussion of Estuary Management, Monitoring, and Restoration on the Nehalem, February 6th. Take restoration action at Alder Creek Farm on February 11th. Join the feature event on March 9th, the 13th Biennial Estuary Cleanup. This celebrated community event showcases the collaborative spirit and commitment to the environment, enhancing both our quality of life and our local economy.
Then, drop into creative mode with local and visiting artists, as we turn estuary trash into art masterpieces. The resulting artworks will be showcased at the News and Espresso gallery in Manzanita throughout April and for the Trash Bash Art Festival in May.
Rally your friends and family, and register for these events today! Together, let’s commit to the preservation of this vital ecosystem.
EDUCATION: Into the Muck – Estuary Management, Monitoring, Restoration
Date: February 6th Time: 5:30-7:30pm Location: NCRD Kitchen/Gallery, Nehalem

ACTION: Restoring our Estuary- Seed Bomb Making and Planting
Date: February 11th Time: 10am-Noon. Location: Alder Creek Farm, Nehalem

ACTION: 13th Biennial Nehalem Estuary Cleanup
Date: March 9th Registration/Check-in: 7:00am Location: Waterfront Park, Wheeler

ART: Marine Debris Art Workshop for Families
Date: March 15th from 1:00-6:00pm Location: NCRD Kitchen, Nehalem
Artist Leaders Reeva Wortel and Elizabeth Roberts will guide ALL AGES through the making of a gallery-ready trash art piece.
No registration necessary.

ART: Marine Debris Art Workshop for Adults
Date: March 16th Time:12:00-5:00pm Location: Alder Creek Farm Barn
Elizabeth Roberts leads an engaging workshop focusing on adult trash art concepts. Participants will have the opportunity to display their creations at News and Espresso in April and at the Trash Bash Art Festival in May.
Join us in making a positive impact on the Nehalem Bay Estuary, one event at a time. See all the details and register here:
REGISTRATION AND DETAILS FOR ALL EVENTS
www.nehalemtrust.org/education-action-art/

About the Organizers:
Lower Nehalem Community Trust (LNCT) preserves land and nurtures conservation values in partnership with an engaged community in the Nehalem region of the Oregon Coast.

Nehalem Bay Watershed Council (NBWC) protects, preserves, and enhances the Nehalem watershed through leadership, cooperation and education.

Heart of Cartm is facilitating the reimagination, reuse and repair of our region’s resources, leading to a zero waste community.

Tillamook Bay Estuary Partnership (TEP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and restoration of Tillamook County’s watersheds through active stewardship, scientific inquiry, community engagement, and education.

How our property tax system works

Submitted By: dmccalltillamook@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
As mentioned in a previous post, a post including the fear of being taxed out of one’s home prompted me to reach out to the two candidates (thus far) for Tillamook County Assessor, and request a short summary of how our property tax system works, and how tax increases occur.
I reached out to both candidates, requesting a short summary (so that both would fit within the constraints of BBQ).

The first response came from Kari Fleisher, who submitted the summary you will see below. She also stated that she welcomes any further questions to: kari@karifleisher.com and my website at www.karifleisher.com. Also, you can always direct traffic to the Assessment and Taxation website at www.tillamookcounty.gov/assessment

Unfortunately the second candidate, KaSandra Larson, was not able to provide a summary due to “personal and family obligations to attend to this week.” She said she will, however, explore a future article on the property tax system.

So, with that said, here is Kari’s summary:
As a candidate for Tillamook County Assessor, Kari Fleisher aims to ensure that Tillamook County taxpayers are informed about the property tax laws that bind us all. In Oregon, property taxes provide funding for school districts, Tillamook County, cities, and special districts, including fire, ports, transportation, and sanitation. These government organizations offer services to the local community. Property taxes are ad valorem, aka based on value. Taxpayers pay taxes based on the assessed value of their individual properties.
Oregon voters passed two significant laws that limited the amount of property taxes collected
from taxpayers and the amount of money taxing districts can receive. First, Measure 5 limited
the total property taxes paid by an individual property to 1.5% of its Real Market Value. The
second was Measure 50, which created a new term called Maximum Assessed Value. The Maximum Assessed Value typically grows 3% per year and is not tied to Real Market Value once set. The lower of the two annually becomes the Assessed Value. An individual property can see increases in their Maximum Assessed Value above 3% due to changes to their property like new construction, remodeling, rehabilitation, subdivision, and more. One downfall of Measure 50 is that Assessed Values are no longer equitable to like property. Only Real Market Value can be used for comparison/equity purposes.
All properties are assessed per Oregon Revised Statutes that allow using cost, market, and
income approaches to value. In Tillamook County, we use a computer-assisted mass appraisal
system to input various property information to calculate a value. We annually adjust our
valuations based on market research. Programs like personal business property and industrial
property require using directly reported costs from taxpayers.
Taxing districts had a permanent tax rate set when Measure 50 was passed. The only way to ask for more money is for a 5-year operating levy or a bond limited to capital improvements. Both require voter approval. Once passed by the voters, this will increase the tax rate and taxes for all property owners within the district.