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Submitted By: Jmurrayrep@aol.com – Click to email about this post

We own a vacation home in Neahkahnie. On August 4th our neighbor noticed a red pickup truck, Arizona license plate VKA 4LN in our driveway using the hose. When asked what he was doing he said waiting for friends renting the Airbnb. He was told our home was not a rental and advised to leave. We arrived on the 13th to find multiple items had been stolen from the outside of our home. We reported to the Deputy Sheriff. He shared that just within the last week the numbers of calls like mine had quadrupled. They will keep information in their system, but not much to be done. Be aware. And put valuables inside.

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

Some ‘climate chaos’ perspective while we enjoy the sun and go to the river for a swim:

When was it HOTTEST in Oregon and the U.S.?

From Dust Bowl article:

“Those conditions occurred in the 1930s, when they exacerbated the woes that farmers were already experiencing because of the wider economy, after two record-breaking heatwaves in 1934 and 1936, which are still the hottest US summers on record.”

++++1934 AND 1936++++

From today’s KGW ‘article’ (aka ‘climate chaos’ fear-porn):

“A July 1941 heat wave currently holds the record of five consecutive days over 100 degrees at PDX.”

++++1941++++

www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/portland-heat-wave-triple-digit-100-degrees/283-68dc0202-dac4-4390-9169-6bf0b7734094

When was it hottest in the US and Oregon???

It was long before Al Gore won an Academy Award for pointing out that the polar ice caps would be disappeared eight years ago:

“Dust bowl conditions in the 1930s wrought devastation across the US agricultural heartlands of the Great Plains, which run through the middle of the continental US stretching from Montana to Texas. The conditions are caused by a combination of heatwaves, drought and farming practices, replacing the native prairie vegetation.

Those conditions occurred in the 1930s, when they exacerbated the woes that farmers were already experiencing because of the wider economy, after two record-breaking heatwaves in 1934 and 1936, which are still the hottest US summers on record.”

++++1934 and 1936++++

The Tillamook Burn was a series of forest fires that occurred in the northern Oregon Coast Range mountains from 1933 to 1951, destroying a total area of 355,000 acres of old growth timber in what is now known as the Tillamook State Forest. There were four wildfires in this series, and the name Tillamook Burn also refers to the location of these fires. The event is an important part of Oregon’s history.

++++1931 to 1952++++

Why is it just about every ‘climate chaos’ solution the billionaires propose takes away our civil rights and enslaves us to the Billionaire Instigators even further?

Can we solve ‘climate chaos’ without infringing on our civil liberties?

Of course we can.

And I am referring to the civil rights of WE common folk. The Billionaire Instigators will not lose any of their civil rights over ‘climate chaos’; they will also never stop flying their private jets and eating the best meats as they lecture us to stay home and eat bugs.

childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/climate-emergency-authoritarian-governance-covid/

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

To my Community, NCRD & the board of NCRD.

I acknowledge lashing out inappropriately during the Board meeting on Thursday. I accept being muted, I wasn’t being heard anyway.

My concerns:
A 1.7 million dollar discrepancy of stated ‘donor donations’ when those money actually included Timber revenue. This may not seem like an issue to some and it could jeopardize future grants being funded, if discovered false information is reported.

Another ‘permit’ not retained with a lot of finger pointing as to why. The reason is clear, the NCRD needs to hire an Employer Representative to oversee the pool project. Not one person, including the contractor has ever built a pool or managed a project of this size. This was suggested to the Board 3 years ago via the contractor for the Seaside School Project, he even stated ‘the NCRD has no idea what is going to come at them’. The suggestion was ignored. Interesting that the little Pine Grove project had an Employer Rep? But then Wally B did tell us all that the Board has their own way of doing things….

One funny, someone wrote to the board asking for a skate park be built near the Pickle Ball courts. Jack used good sense this time when he didn’t say what he said when I asked for a skatepark committee be formed 3 years ago which was ‘we’re building them a 10 million dollar pool, they should be grateful”! Good Luck with that skatepark!

The school swim program is 1/3 of what it was.

The NCRD operation tax levy is on the ballot in November. I have lost faith in the NCRD. I will be VOTING NO.