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Submitted By: andynorris21@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post

There have been more than 4-million adverse reactions to the ‘covid’ vax (NOT including the millions of DEATHS) so far, and the results are still trickling in, and will continue trickling in for decades to com…
What in the hell were you all thinking?
80% of ‘science-is-real’ Oregonians shot this junk?? Seriously??
NOT good news for those who succumbed to Gates’ and Fauci’s fear campaign:
Tetanus vaccine, given out since 1968, has had just over 15,000 adverse reactions.
Polio vaccine, also given out since 1968, has had just over 120,000 adverse reactions.
The vaccine given out for the DOD’s lab-engineered SARS-CoV-2 bioweapon they pre-named ‘covid’ (nobody ate a bat at a wet market silly!) has had over 4-million adverse reactions (so far) and counting.
The above stats come from Alex Jones. Just kidding! They come from the World Health Organization.
Here you are:

If you’ve been reading my posts, you are now ALMOST caught up to three years ago…
Here is some more information you might find useful:
“As a virologist, I personally think creating chimeras of SARS-related bat coronaviruses that are thought to pose high risk to humans entails unacceptable risks,” virologist Jesse Bloom told The Intercept.”
article:
www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/cia-front-organization-revisiting-ecohealth-claims-after-fauci-influence-campaign
And let’s check in with psycho, shall we?
Bill Gates’ dad worked for IBM, IBM was instrumental in getting Hitler into power.
Bill Gates and his tech buddies have shot something into the bodies of billions of folks worldwide. Nobody but they know what was really inside those vials of junk.
Bill Gates is a staunch advocate of population reduction; he gave a Ted Talk about it.
Billions of humans have shot his junk, and here is Bill Gates himself, quoting Hitler, while calling his ‘vaccine’ ‘THE FINAL SOLUTION’.
If I was vaxxed this would scare the sh*t out of me:

Submitted By: pattyrinehart@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post

Hey, I’m sure most of you know Friends of the North County Recreation District is having their fall planted/spring blooming bulb sale. And the winter blooming Amaryllis and Paperwhite sale. Got a new yard? Got a pot near the front door? Got a neighbor who might want new bulbs? Got someone who has everything except bulbs for their yard? You may want to give something different for a birthday or holiday? You will make yourself a champion of planting if you recognize yourself in these questions. When I go to bed tonight, I will be sending you these messages. Not just to you, but to you and your neighbors. I’m not sure where that came from but humor me. Amaryllis are selling fast-just to let you know. Friends will be at NCRD on Friday to help you with your order. We take cash, check, or Venmo for your purchase. Weather permitting Friends will also be downtown next to the deli on Saturday. Thanks for all your support for NCRD. Best, Patty

Submitted By: babbles@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post

POSTED IN BEHALF OF ROBERT & SHARON BORGFORD

We strongly support a “Yes for NCRD” vote for renewal of the current five-year option tax for General Operations. This measure renews the current local option tax with no change in current taxation. We think the summary on the ballot describes it best:

“North County Recreation District will use the tax revenue from this measure to operate the district at its present level of service.
Property taxes pay for recreation and health program services in aquatics, fitness, youth, and activities for adults, and operating costs such as the existing swimming pool operation, utilities, general administration, and minor maintenance.
Major capital expenditures are paid using timber tax and other non-property tax sources of income. Savings for these major capital costs, which include a fund for a replacement swimming pool, do not come from property taxes.”

I have been privileged to serve on NCRD’s Budget Committee for a few years and have witnessed the fine stewardship of NCRD’s Administration and Board. Please consider going to www.ncrd.org/admin/documents and open the first entry, the 2023-24 Budget. As you page through it, it is apparent how many programs are supported for residents of all ages, including children and senior citizens. In doing so, NCRD has kept budget increases to a minimum.

NCRD belongs to our community. It’s ours, it belongs to all of us, and it has consistently demonstrated its value. Whether taking a fitness class, attending a play, viewing artwork on display, or swimming in the pool—and these are just some of the offerings— there are abundant opportunities to develop and enjoy a sense of community. If there happened to be a national competition for rural community recreation organizations, we think NCRD would come out the top.

We absolutely need to continue this operational support levy by voting “Yes”. If it is not passed, it would have devastating consequences that would be hard to recoup. If you look at page 10 of the budget (please see link) the local option is $573,187.00. That’s 31% of the budget. Just imagine the loss of staff, programs, and support for so many parts of our community if it failed. NCRD is a vital hub of fundamental importance to the community. Please keep it intact by voting yes.

Robert and Sharon Borgford
Manzanita

Submitted By: babbles@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post

My first use of the old grade school building was when it was just that. My daughters (now 47 and 50) took swimming lessons in the summer (we lived in 97131 postal code area, but within Seaside school district, thus no school swim program available to us).

That original formation of NCRD was inspired by the strong desire to save the pool and the school swim program. Did those folks who put the North County Recreation District (NCRD) property tax measure on the ballot in 1996 dream that it would become a full-service recreation center with greatly-expanded offerings?

There was a swimming pool with school swim program and various summer classes, a rudimentary fitness center, and a Friday Teen Night. Today, youth, adults, seniors benefit from NCRD’s many offerings in aquatics; fitness; yoga; after-school sports; swimming; art programs; day-care center; pickleball court; Performing Arts Center with excellent lighting and audio (AND comfortable seats!).

Those original planners under-estimated both costs and growth. NCRD found itself needing more financial support to meet the community’s need for its growing services. Thus, the 5-year tax levy was put on the ballot in 2008. The approval of the community is shown by % YES votes each 5 years, growing from a whisker over 50% in 2008 to a resounding 73% in 2018.

Let’s keep NCRD funded at the same level!

Join me in voting YES for NCRD on November 7.

Lucy Brook
Nehalem resident

Submitted By: pattyrinehart@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post

Well, we got the rain back! What does this mean for Friends of North County Recreation District (NCRD) flower sales? Friends will do their best to have bouquets at our regular spot, next to the Manzanita Deli in downtown Manzanita, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday as long as the wind and rain allow. AND do remember, the Friends of NCRD fall planted/spring blooming bulb sale. I will be at NCRD on Wednesday and Friday of this week from 10 AM to Noon with a booklet of full color pictures of all the bulbs we will have for you to plant. Reserve now! Early ordering ensures the availability of your choices. As in the past Friends has a limited number of amaryllis and paperwhites for your indoor planting in late November. All bulbs will come with planting instructions. I’ll see you at NCRD on Wednesday and Friday 10 AM to Noon. Or call me and leave a message, Patty-503-801-3534. Thanks for supporting Friends of NCRD whose mission is to support NCRD by promoting it and raising funds for programs and projects.