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Beautiful artificial arrangements! Pricing notes on pictures. Please feel free to message me with any questions. Would make a great gift for any occasion!
Current Listing
hand tools for sale
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planes, chains,hammers,pipe wrenches,
gardening shovels,axes,pry bars,large
bow saws,metal snips,
extendable tree trimmer,
butane soldering kit,optical glass
magnifying lenses,inspection mirrors,
machinist vises,screw clamp vises,
corner vise and much more…………….
Many items are $3 each
gardening shovels,axes,pry bars,large
bow saws,metal snips,
extendable tree trimmer,
butane soldering kit,optical glass
magnifying lenses,inspection mirrors,
machinist vises,screw clamp vises,
corner vise and much more…………….
Many items are $3 each
Some humor!
Submitted By: andynorris21@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Boy this stuff can be heavy! How about some humor?
But first, an alternative to the McGill study:
I’m honestly not sure who is right here. There are, of course, a million other reasons NOT to shoot that junk, and I think just about everyone who shot the junk got SARS anyway, right? What increased or decreased that chance may not be known??
Moving on to some great humor!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QathxavHSk
and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MT532U7mNE&t=3s
and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyNJdLSE9FQ
FUN SUMMER GAMES
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Both items in excellent condition, like new! Purchased on Amazon, used a few times. Moving & trying to purge. CORNHOLE $40, firm. LADDER TOSS $25. Tons of fun entertainment for the entire family!
Text me @503-812-5939.
Text me @503-812-5939.
unique piece
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Large TV stand with Shelf and electric simulated fire heater 1500 WATT that plugs into 110V standard out let that will heat 400 Square feet It has a blower and the firebox is lighted Will support at 48″ TV measured on the diagonal $85 Call 503 936 3860 and ask for Ken
Repair Cafe and a Swap Shop!!
Submitted By: jessi@heartofcartm.org – Click to email about this post
Heart of Cartm is hosting the monthly Repair Cafe this
Saturday, June 10th
3:00-5:00
in the Heart of Cartm workshop
→ Please pre-register on our website
www.heartofcartm.org/repaircafe
Saturday, June 10th
3:00-5:00
in the Heart of Cartm workshop
→ Please pre-register on our website
www.heartofcartm.org/repaircafe
These expert fixers come to the repair table with an enormous amount of professional experience. They dedicate these 2 hours to help folks keep beloved items from going into the garbage.
Susan Srofe
Judith Mills
John Goertzen
Gary Bond
Mark Balmer
John Beaston
Sign up now for a fix!
Examples of things you can bring:
Vacuum
Lamp
Kitchen appliance
Clock
Hand tool for sharpening
Jewelry
Small rips in cloth or leather
EARLIER IN THE DAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 10TH…..
The Town of Wheeler is hosting it’s Annual Clean Up Day for town residents. Heart of Cartm will be hosting a Swap Shop at the waterfront park until 1:00pm.
Wheeler residents can drop off reusable items and anyone can swap or shop!
Camel tan leather sofa $250 obo
Submitted By: dave.a.rosen@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Camel tan color leather sofa for sale, $250 obo.
Pickup Manzanita.
Dimensions (approximately)
Height: 34”
Width: 88”
Depth: 35”
Please email if interested.
vaccine alarmism
Submitted By: yuiqwe1@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
A recent BBQ post stated “Here is what the Cheveland Clinic doctors found out: the more vaxxes one shot, the greater the chance one would catch ‘covid’, aka SARS-CoV-2.”
This is not really what the study found. Here is a review.
www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/covid-19-medical/vaccine-study-has-people-worried-being-misinterpreted
Broyhill Sofa and Chair FOR SALE
Submitted By: pelksorensen@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
We moved, extra furniture for sale
Like new blue/grey sofa and chair. Sofa $125.00 Chair $75
Like new blue/grey sofa and chair. Sofa $125.00 Chair $75
Sold Garden Seat
Submitted By: Daveandjan.fisher@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Sold Garden Seat! Thanks BBQ again!
Vintage Books
Submitted By: Jimlynnmudd@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
$300 for 8 boxes of vintage books.
Treadmill
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Used Livestrong treadmill, incline does not work but maybe you can fix it, $50 OBO, you pick up
Plants, compost, planters, bird feeders and vermiculture!
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Dirty Birds is still popping it up and selling plants for the Nehalem Bay Garden Club. We have veggie starts, herbs, natives, flowers, annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs and bulbs!
Pick your plants and put your cash in the bird house on the plant stand, or you can Venmo Kelley and Merle @kelleymerle
Delicious local compost by the 5 gallon bucket, or lovingly prepared for you in a reusable burlap bag for $30/bag.
Our Community Compost Club is getting ready to build an onsite vermiculture bin! In the meantime you can add your food scraps to one of the three bins onsite. Just make sure to read what can and cannot go in there before you feed the worms.
Planter boxes of various sizes are available pre-planted or made to order. We have small, medium, large and a tomato planter to choose from. All boxes are made from reused, upcycled wood by local artisan Mattias Ekstrom. Come take a look, pick the one you want and either buy it fully planted or email us to place your order.
Bird Feeders include a bottle style feeder where you fill a bottle with seeds and as they eat the seeds are released into the tray; and two traditional style feeders in medium or large. Super cute!
All prices are marked. If you want to pay something different feel free. Just put the money in the birdhouse or Venmo us.
Trellises available in three different sizes. Email queenbee@dirtybirdsgardencenter.com to get photos and measurements.
Check out our website for up and coming events, and feel free to suggest your own. This is a space for the community to explore, learn and reconnect with each other in ways that benefit you, us and this beautiful place we inhabit.
dirtybirdsgardencenter.com
Dark rich top soil
Submitted By: scottellson0@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Good clean top soil dug out of a alder grove have screend and no screened prices vary.
Hey, I’m Back!
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Posting on behalf of Loretta Kim Rosenberg loretta.kim.rosenberg@gmail.com
Hey, I’m Back!
A few days ago, a neighbor stopped over at my house to tell me to get back to writing. I’ve appreciated the emails and phone calls of support from citizens in the community, many I don’t even know, urging me to keep writing. So here I am.
I didn’t take a break because I was afraid of the haters who emailed me. Disappointed and discouraged, but not afraid. A lot of those emails, I suspect, were written by people day drinking and leaving their minds behind.
I took a break to gain some distance and perspective about what’s happening politically in town and why it bugs me so much.
How do we hold people accountable for their actions in our shared public life, if not by naming both the action and the actor? If there’s no accountability, there’s no justice. If there’s no justice, there’s no peace. That’s not just a slogan.
Do the rules and laws we have apply to everyone, including our elected officials?
When the word civility is used as a tool to shut down talking about uncomfortable things, who wins? When being “nice” means being silent, how do we deal with the hard stuff?
The seeds of who we become start growing early in life. Both the bad seeds and the good seeds. Some we water and some we don’t. Some we’re aware of and some we aren’t. During my break I remembered something I hadn’t thought of for a long time that shows me one of the seeds I’ve watered and why I’ve been so bothered.
The summer I was nine we moved to Yakima, Washington from Portland. Our new home was in a quiet neighborhood with no busy streets and a cemetery at the end of the road. I could walk or ride my used pink and white Schwinn to McClure Elementary School and there were a ton of other kids about my age to play with.
Mrs. Green, my 4th grade teacher, was married to a police officer whose name was Peas. No kidding. Mrs. Green was a mixed bag. She had her favorites—Meg and Matt, Jeff and Jean—the four golden ones who got picked for everything. She was one of those adults you couldn’t trust. She acted one way when other grown ups were around and a whole ‘nother way when they weren’t.
I was somewhere in the middle of her list of kids she tolerated but there were a few kids she actively disliked—Lee who had warts on his hands and was painfully shy (I know because we were partners for square dancing). And Connie. Connie was maybe the only kid in our class who had a single mom and lived in a crappy duplex near my house. We weren’t friends really but we did walk to school sometimes. She didn’t have nice clothes like Meg and Jean. She got discounted hot lunch every day and she got excluded from things like field trips, when money was involved.
Connie got in trouble a lot for not staying at her desk. She’d get up about a million times a day to sharpen her pencil or go to the bathroom. Sometimes Mrs. Green would keep her inside at recess like that was going to help.
One day Connie got up one too many times and Mrs. Green used her husband’s handcuffs to cuff Connie to her desk. No lie. I don’t remember for how long. I do remember Connie’s face beet red with tears running down her cheeks and nose running with no way to wipe away the tears and snot.
This happened in 1969. I knew, as did every other kid in that classroom, that this wasn’t fair and it wasn’t right. If it happened today, Mrs. Green would’ve been fired and sued but none of us 4th graders told anybody. It was just another case of being a kid at the mercy of adults.
Fast forward to when the yearly school pictures came out sometime in the fall. Mrs. Green gave every kid who wanted, the smallest sized picture of her. I took one with a plan to revenge Connie in mind.
Fairness, facts, truth and justice matter more to me than just about anything else and always has, so I’m usually disappointed with how things play out in real life.
I drew a devil face and horns in ink on Mrs. Green’s picture and showed it to Connie after school. Other kids saw it and one of them snatched it from me and took it back to school to show Mrs. Green what I’d done.
I had to tell my mom and I told her why I’d done it. She wasn’t mad but she didn’t interfere with Mrs. Green’s punishment. I was supposed to write an apology and when I wouldn’t, because I was not sorry, I lost my recess for the rest of the year–months and months of sitting inside at my desk looking at Mrs. Green and wishing she was dead.
As a 9 year old, I didn’t have a way to challenge the hypocricy of an adult who pretended to be nice while using her power and control to bully a kid.
But I’m not a kid anymore.
I’ll be writing again this week. Until then, peace out.
Kim Rosenberg loretta.kim.rosenberg@gmail.com
Hey, I’m Back!
A few days ago, a neighbor stopped over at my house to tell me to get back to writing. I’ve appreciated the emails and phone calls of support from citizens in the community, many I don’t even know, urging me to keep writing. So here I am.
I didn’t take a break because I was afraid of the haters who emailed me. Disappointed and discouraged, but not afraid. A lot of those emails, I suspect, were written by people day drinking and leaving their minds behind.
I took a break to gain some distance and perspective about what’s happening politically in town and why it bugs me so much.
How do we hold people accountable for their actions in our shared public life, if not by naming both the action and the actor? If there’s no accountability, there’s no justice. If there’s no justice, there’s no peace. That’s not just a slogan.
Do the rules and laws we have apply to everyone, including our elected officials?
When the word civility is used as a tool to shut down talking about uncomfortable things, who wins? When being “nice” means being silent, how do we deal with the hard stuff?
The seeds of who we become start growing early in life. Both the bad seeds and the good seeds. Some we water and some we don’t. Some we’re aware of and some we aren’t. During my break I remembered something I hadn’t thought of for a long time that shows me one of the seeds I’ve watered and why I’ve been so bothered.
The summer I was nine we moved to Yakima, Washington from Portland. Our new home was in a quiet neighborhood with no busy streets and a cemetery at the end of the road. I could walk or ride my used pink and white Schwinn to McClure Elementary School and there were a ton of other kids about my age to play with.
Mrs. Green, my 4th grade teacher, was married to a police officer whose name was Peas. No kidding. Mrs. Green was a mixed bag. She had her favorites—Meg and Matt, Jeff and Jean—the four golden ones who got picked for everything. She was one of those adults you couldn’t trust. She acted one way when other grown ups were around and a whole ‘nother way when they weren’t.
I was somewhere in the middle of her list of kids she tolerated but there were a few kids she actively disliked—Lee who had warts on his hands and was painfully shy (I know because we were partners for square dancing). And Connie. Connie was maybe the only kid in our class who had a single mom and lived in a crappy duplex near my house. We weren’t friends really but we did walk to school sometimes. She didn’t have nice clothes like Meg and Jean. She got discounted hot lunch every day and she got excluded from things like field trips, when money was involved.
Connie got in trouble a lot for not staying at her desk. She’d get up about a million times a day to sharpen her pencil or go to the bathroom. Sometimes Mrs. Green would keep her inside at recess like that was going to help.
One day Connie got up one too many times and Mrs. Green used her husband’s handcuffs to cuff Connie to her desk. No lie. I don’t remember for how long. I do remember Connie’s face beet red with tears running down her cheeks and nose running with no way to wipe away the tears and snot.
This happened in 1969. I knew, as did every other kid in that classroom, that this wasn’t fair and it wasn’t right. If it happened today, Mrs. Green would’ve been fired and sued but none of us 4th graders told anybody. It was just another case of being a kid at the mercy of adults.
Fast forward to when the yearly school pictures came out sometime in the fall. Mrs. Green gave every kid who wanted, the smallest sized picture of her. I took one with a plan to revenge Connie in mind.
Fairness, facts, truth and justice matter more to me than just about anything else and always has, so I’m usually disappointed with how things play out in real life.
I drew a devil face and horns in ink on Mrs. Green’s picture and showed it to Connie after school. Other kids saw it and one of them snatched it from me and took it back to school to show Mrs. Green what I’d done.
I had to tell my mom and I told her why I’d done it. She wasn’t mad but she didn’t interfere with Mrs. Green’s punishment. I was supposed to write an apology and when I wouldn’t, because I was not sorry, I lost my recess for the rest of the year–months and months of sitting inside at my desk looking at Mrs. Green and wishing she was dead.
As a 9 year old, I didn’t have a way to challenge the hypocricy of an adult who pretended to be nice while using her power and control to bully a kid.
But I’m not a kid anymore.
I’ll be writing again this week. Until then, peace out.
Kim Rosenberg loretta.kim.rosenberg@gmail.com
Yoga with Veterans and with Molly and Janet
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Come join yoga with vets with Molly and Janet, everyone is welcome. It’s fun, it’s free and it’s good for you.
Here is the info:
Here is the info:
First we have 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:
Link. – us06web.zoom.us/j/84115365249?pwd=Y1ZETEp1ZEtoS1JDTG9Sdmg3cGoyQT09
Next we have Yoga with Janet.
Day – Tuesday
Time – 10:30 PST
Place – NCRD in Nehalem
If you can’t join in person, you can still zoom in via the following link:
Link. – us02web.zoom.us/j/84141817987
Brian
Manzanita secrets
Submitted By: cbbcalm@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I agree, 100 % with Kaleen Wineinger letter.
The police Station, and some of the Officers have expressed, they would be contented to stay in the heart town with yes some improvements upgrades to their quarters.
To hear watch and see the dismissive ,adult bullying
around our Respectable Mayor Deb Simons is unbelievable . A lack of grace dignity .
I too say NO to city hall
The police Station, and some of the Officers have expressed, they would be contented to stay in the heart town with yes some improvements upgrades to their quarters.
To hear watch and see the dismissive ,adult bullying
around our Respectable Mayor Deb Simons is unbelievable . A lack of grace dignity .
I too say NO to city hall
Electric Trike for sale
Submitted By: karinmogg@mac.com – Click to email about this post
Red Liberty Trike for sale. It is part mobility device, part electric tricycle. It is brand new. Had it delivered in early May and has just 9.5 miles on it.
I havent been able to upload any images, but I can email or text them to you, you can also look at libertytrike.com.
Great fun to ride but not right for where I live in Nehalem. Too much traffic.
I am asking $1400.00 for it.
YES for Manzanita City Hall
Submitted By: mkuestner10@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Manzanita City Hall
We come down to it! Please send each councilor and the mayor an email [https://ci.manzanita.or.us/city-council/] urging them to vote to build Manzanita
a new city hall, and to fund it so that construction can start as soon as possible.
Each month of delay now costs the city about $20,000 ($240,000 annually)
Manzanita City Council will vote this week on whether to move ahead to
Build a new City Hall. If they vote to go ahead they will then vote to move
To Phase 2 of the project, including how to fund it. Here’s a link to the City Council
Agenda for Wednesday’s meeting: ci.manzanita.or.us/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Regular-Session-Agenda_Final-060723.pdf
I favor the State of Oregon’s loan that City Manager Leila Aman
outlined over the last month or so. It has a really low interest rate, an efficient and speedy application process, and will be funded mostly from Transient Lodging Fees. It is a win-win all around. It’s the most bang for our buck.
For those who need to bone up on any details concerning the construction of the new
City Hall, here’s a link to the city’s “City Hall Plaza Project” section on their website:
ci.manzanita.or.us/city-hall-project/
Let’s move ahead
Mark Kuestner
Manzanita, OR
WHEELER CLEAN-UP DAY!
Submitted By: ml2@comcast.net – Click to email about this post
THE 15th ANNUAL WHEELER CLEAN-UP DAY IS SATURDAY, JUNE 10th, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, AT OUR WATERFRONT PARK!
Can’t make it to Waterfront Park? Would you like to have items picked up that are too large for your regular garbage can? Do you have questions? Would you like to volunteer? Contact MARY LEVERETTE (ml2@comcast.net or 503.449.8445) on or before Wednesday, June 7th.
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
MUCK BOOTS SOLD
Submitted By: daveandjan.fisher@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Muck Boots Sold. Thank you North Coast BBQ !
Misc Items for Sale
Submitted By: daveandjan.fisher@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Rolling Garden Seat – See photo
Tend to your garden and flowerbeds sitting down with tool storage underneath a seat that pivots easily. Like new, $40. (Compared to $70-$80 new.)
Tend to your garden and flowerbeds sitting down with tool storage underneath a seat that pivots easily. Like new, $40. (Compared to $70-$80 new.)
RL Pro-Flo backpack sprayer – See photo
4-gallon, excellent condition, hardly used. $40
Need to replace your chair pads?
Airtex High Density Foam chair pads 2″x15″ X 17″, still in original packaging. 7 available. $20
Flat Pillows?
Poly-Fil fiberfill, approximate 8 lb. left in 10 lb box for pillows, dolls, stuffed toys, and crafts. $15
Remember the good old days?
LG Revere 3 flip phone. $5
Tired of spotty signals?
Verizon Samsung Network Extender SCS-2U01, extends your wifi for hard to reach areas.
Email or call 503-368-3589
Did you Miss the Trash Bash??
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Did you miss the Trash Bash? No worries. Several trash art pieces were donated to the Heart of Cartm by the artists (see photos). You can still own a piece of original art and support Cartm today!!
In addition, we welcome locals interested in our vision to volunteer in our store or purchase a T-shirt or Button.
The Heart of Cartm is located in downtown Wheeler at 395 Nehalem Blvd (on 101); store hours are Thursday thru Monday from 12-6. See you soon!
Tiller for sale
Submitted By: wallyburton@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post
Craftsman Rear Tine Tiller PN 247.299321
Reversible tines used one season in new condition
$650.00
Reversible tines used one season in new condition
$650.00
Manzanita Secrets
Submitted By: kaleen@wineinger.com – Click to email about this post
At the June council meeting next Wednesday June 7 our counselors will vote yay or nay to enter phase 2 construction of the new city hall. I personally hope it is a firm NO. A town of 620 residents does not need to spend 6.5 million, plus interest and land costs on a city hall. The city could have bought a plush million dollar house for city staff to use years ago. And some of us are disappointed that the mold first discovered in 2017 was not cleaned up at the time saving us from this current costly situation. Such negligence is disgusting. Next, why is our mayor and city manager at war? (Just watch the facial expressions of our CM in the 2023 recorded council sessions and workshops) Also, why is a counselor who has been involved for 20 years constantly shutting up newly elected Mayor Deb Simmons? What exactly is getting in the way of the mayor, councilors, and city manager working together? It is time to move away from the group think tank of old which brought us STR’s, poor zoning, unbelievably low System Development Charges and greedy building everywhere. How about Council introducing some term limits, please? And whoever is sending hate mail, STOP IT!!
The current city manager told me when she was first hired that we would get a NEW city hall because SHE did not believe in rebuilding (had been there done that). She also mentioned that probably no one would be happy with the new city hall because it would be so compromised. Okay, folks, I don’t want a 6.5 million compromised city hall complex sitting down at Underhill paid for by STR’s. Councilors, it is time to put the old thinking away,
climb out of the old group think tank, rock the boat, and show some fiscal responsibility. Maybe you could follow the repeated suggestions of Mayor Deb Simmons and look at various grants available, as well as other revenue sources. Last week while pouring through the enormous public records request made by Deb Tinnin (not the mayor) I saw two e-mails from Brian Knight of WRK Engineers, Inc. suggesting that the city apply for grants to upgrade the current police station, right in the heart of town.
THINK, PLEASE!! Vote “NO” for phase 2 and “NO” for the loan. See you live at the Pine Grove 6 pm Wednesday or on Zoom Meeting:
us02web.zoom.us/j/83978937524?pwd=clpKcEp5S284L2c0QkU4MGFkV2Y4dz09
The current city manager told me when she was first hired that we would get a NEW city hall because SHE did not believe in rebuilding (had been there done that). She also mentioned that probably no one would be happy with the new city hall because it would be so compromised. Okay, folks, I don’t want a 6.5 million compromised city hall complex sitting down at Underhill paid for by STR’s. Councilors, it is time to put the old thinking away,
climb out of the old group think tank, rock the boat, and show some fiscal responsibility. Maybe you could follow the repeated suggestions of Mayor Deb Simmons and look at various grants available, as well as other revenue sources. Last week while pouring through the enormous public records request made by Deb Tinnin (not the mayor) I saw two e-mails from Brian Knight of WRK Engineers, Inc. suggesting that the city apply for grants to upgrade the current police station, right in the heart of town.
THINK, PLEASE!! Vote “NO” for phase 2 and “NO” for the loan. See you live at the Pine Grove 6 pm Wednesday or on Zoom Meeting:
us02web.zoom.us/j/83978937524?pwd=clpKcEp5S284L2c0QkU4MGFkV2Y4dz09
Creative Garden supplies for free
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Use your creativity to build a warm environment for your garden plants. Grow the biggest tomatoes or other heat lovers
.stack them to Grow potatoes in a small space.
Paint them! Stack the decoratively on a hillside. Cut them to make a unique edge in a flower bed.
.stack them to Grow potatoes in a small space.
Paint them! Stack the decoratively on a hillside. Cut them to make a unique edge in a flower bed.
What is mRNA technology?
Submitted By: andynorris21@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Love mRNA? Hate mRNA? Not sure what mRNA technology is?
If you know what mRNA technology is, this post is not for you.
mRNA technology is what you put into your body and the bodies of your children when you succumbed to the pressure (or at least believed the lies) from Mode RNA, Fizer, the CDC, Governor Brownshirt, Biden, Mick Jagger, etc.
You should at least know what it is you injected into your children as it will be affecting their now compromised immune systems for life.
Again, SARS is not polio, it’s a strong flu. And for that, if you shot the vax, you did this:
(again, love it or hate it, at least know what you put into your body)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrueJfBLRfY
12 Angry Jurors is Incredible
Submitted By: robyn.mcglade@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
You may have heard about NCRD’s latest performance, but I can attest to it’s magnificence. I saw it last night. You will be blown away by the talent our neighbors have.
I want to thank the cast and crew for their dedication to the hours it takes to pull something like this off.
You all rock!
Robyn, Patron