Asking $30
Janice
503 260-4743
Meet Wanda and Daisy, Two Purrfect Princesses looking for forever homes.
Wanda’s story is one of strength and grit. She was cruelly abandoned by being tossed out of a moving vehicle. Thankfully, an eye-witness was able to rescue Wanda and bring her to United Paws. A veterinarian gave her a full examination, and although shaken by her terrible experience, Wanda is in good health.
Now that she is in safe, loving hands, Wanda’s sweet personality is shining bright. She is a complete snuggle bunny and adores being petted, especially on her belly. She is friendly, affectionate, and wants to trust and love humans.
Daisy was rescued by United Paws after being found exhausted, starving and heavily pregnant. Although she was barely a kitten herself, Daisy gave birth to seven healthy kittens. She also generously nursed another orphaned kitten when she first arrived in foster care. The kittens are now fully raised and Daisy is ready to find a loving, forever home of her own.
Daisy will make a wonderful companion because of her calm and quiet demeanor. She loudly purrs when you scratch her neck or give her a brushing. She is learning to be a lap cat and is surprisingly fine with having her front claws clipped. Her favorite game is using a cardboard scratching post and getting a treat afterwards.
These two cuties are survivors who keep living on the bright side of life. Want to learn more? Please visit unitedpaws.org, call 503-842-5663 or email unitedpawsapps@gmail.com.
This is a big deal for us and we’d love to have our local friends come up to Gearhart for the event. We’re not well known up in that area and we do play sort of an idiosyncratic type of jam band music so seeing friendly faces would be an amazing support that evening – and hopefully you’ll have some great fun along with us!!!
I’ll follow up with details like a location map, pub food menu, etc. in another BBQ post.
Thanks,
Gary
New White side/nightstand – $50
We also have….
A drafting table that needs to go that would be great for crafting.
A lighted glass display case about 5 feet wide.
A walker and crutches and a bedside commode.
We have lots of miscellaneous pieces of wood for burning, crafting or whatever.
Several filing cabinets short and tall.
That’s all free.
Please respond to the email or text me.
Jennie at 623-337-3934
$14000. Astoria
Located in Manzanita
Please reply to email address.
Thanks, BBQ!
The Cannon Beach Arts Association is now accepting applications for our 2025 – 2026 individual artist grant. Local artists in Clatsop County, visual, literary, performing, or musical, are invited to apply for up to $2,000 in funding for original work.
Applications due October 1, 2025.
Details + application can be found through our website: cannonbeacharts.org
The Cannon Beach Arts Association offers an Individual Artist Grant for original work each year. The grant amount is $2,000 for 2025 – 2026 and may be awarded in part or in total to those who qualify.*
I’ve taken the liberty to copy/paste some the article below. His contact info is: 503-986-1432 or Rep.CyrusJavadi@oregonlegislature.gov.
Gene Dieken
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Why Switch?
After long talks with my family, trusted advisors, and many of you, I’ve made my decision: Yes, I’m switching to the Democratic Party.
Not because Democrats are perfect, they’re not. But they’re acting like a governing party. They’re willing to debate ideas on the merits. To defend constitutional principles. To protect minority rights. To do the unglamorous, often thankless work of actually fixing things.
Time after time this past session, it was Democrats who stepped up to support the priorities of the coast, even though I wore the other team’s jersey. It didn’t matter to them. What mattered was whether the policy worked. Meanwhile, Republicans fought against those priorities, against the basic needs of our district. And somewhere along the way, it became clear this wasn’t just a bad season or a passing fever. The Republican Party had chosen a different direction, a different set of values.
By contrast, Democrats were the ones backing not only the needs of the North Coast but also the values I’ve always believed in.
Still, I’m the same person I’ve always been, a champion for Oregon and the North Coast. Does this mean I’ll only represent Democrats in my district or across the state? Absolutely not. I don’t care which party you belong to. I’m an Oregonian, and so are you. That’s enough. I’ll fight for your needs regardless of which bumper sticker is on your car or which flag you wave in your yard.
And my values haven’t changed. I still believe in limited government, free speech, fiscal responsibility, individual liberty, and the rule of law. I still believe your rights don’t come from the state but from something higher. But I also believe government has to work, not just posture.
Free outdoor table and chairs. You haul.
Nehalem
text or call 503-739-0372
The hearing, scheduled for Tuesday, September 9 at 5:30 p.m. at Rockaway Beach City Hall (276 S. Highway 101), will address the Nedonna Wave Planned Unit Development application following a remand by the Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA). On one side, developers Nedonna Development LLC seek approval for the project’s second phase, while opponents, including NCCWP and the Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition (represented by the Crag Law Center), argue it would destroy ecologically sensitive areas.
How to Provide Public Comment:
Written Comments may be submitted electronically by sending an email no later than 48 hours prior to the meeting to CityHall@Corb.us
In Person – sign-up sheet and instructions will be located on the table ouside of the meeting room.
Virtually on Zoom – use the “raise hand” feature when the Mayor announces it is time to do so.
These freshwater forested and shrub wetlands provide essential benefits, including flood and fire protection, water filtration, carbon storage, and habitat for native plants and animals. They also filter contaminants to protect the shallow backup aquifer that supplements Rockaway Beach’s primary source of drinking water (Jetty Creek) in late summer when rainfall and streamflow are lowest.
Nedonna Beach is a sandy littoral wetland, modified by construction of the 1918 Nehalem River jetty and naturally accreted over decades. Bordered by wetlands on three sides and the ocean on the fourth, the aquifer serves as a DEQ-defined drinking water source, but with about 70% of local homes using septic systems and with damage from past draining, filling, and development, further development of the wetlands raises serious questions about the future safety and adequacy of the aquifer.
NCCWP, a nonprofit advocating for an end to logging and pesticide use in community drinking water sources regardless of ownership, works to ensure safe drinking water and clean air as public trust rights.
For more information or to get involved, visit www.healthywatershed.org or www.facebook.com/NCCWATERSHEDPROTECTION. Contact rockawaycitizen.water@gmail.com to learn more.
The films to be shown are:
The Final Copy of Ilon Specht (USA-2024) DOC
Director: Ben Proudfoot
An intimate deathbed account of the unsung advertising genius who coined L’Oréal’s iconic “Because I’m Worth It” slogan in 1971, a four-word feminist manifesto that, against all odds, changed advertising forever. (18 min)
Shiringa: Fashion Regenerated Amazonia (Australia/Peru-2024) ENV
Director: Emma Hakansson
In the Peruvian Amazon, an Indigenous community make a bio-material alternative to animal-derived and synthetic leather while defending their land. (12 min)
Substance of Venom (USA -2024) ENV
Director: Cherie Sampson
Cancer survivor Sampson self-administers honeybee “stinging rituals” to call attention to recent research that has discovered that the active substance in honeybee venom, melittin, can treat two types of breast cancer, and stresses the need for more natural forms of cancer therapy than toxic treatments. (9 min)
They Call Me the Tattoo Witch (USA-2024) DOC
Director: Lindsay Nyman
In Hanoi, Vietnam, tattoo artist Tran Ngoc specializes in transforming scars into works of art, confronting social stigma and empowering her clients to reclaim their bodies and stories.
(14 min)
Gonna Need a Bigger Boat (USA-2024) DOC
Director: Jason Rosenblatt
A musical journey through the many bands of Portland musician Jason Wells. (27 min)
Held each February in McMinnville, Ore., the internationally recognized festival is in its 15th year. Over the course of four days, audiences will be presented with over 100 short films, ranging in styles and topics, including Native American, Drama, Environmental, Comedy, Horror, Experimental, Animation, and Documentary.
The website is [https://mcminnvillefilmfest.org/](mcminnvillefilmfest.org/)
Festival updates can also be found on Instagram @macfilmfest.
The Performing Arts Center is at 36155 9th Street in Nehalem.
Plenty of parts as part of a large cast for Riverbend Players Community Theater’s holiday production of THE HOLIDAY CHANNEL CHRISTMAS MOVIE WONDERTHON, a funny spoof of the Hallmark and Lifetime Channels’ holiday movies.
We’re looking for actors of all experience levels who are ready to embrace big characters, holiday cliches, and a whole lot of fun.
Directed by Frank Squillo and written by Don Zolidis, the play is set in a cozy inn during the Christmas season.
The play follows six predictable yet intertwined love stories, filled with small-town charm, romantic misunderstandings, and holiday magic.
For all the details, visit our website:
www.riverbendplayers.org/auditions
Auditions are scheduled for this coming Thursday from 5:00-7:00 pm and Saturday from 4:00-6:00 pm at the NCRD Performing Arts Center.
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Last Sunday of every month (September 28, October 26, November 30). 5:00 – 6:30 pm, No experience needed, All props provided, $25 per class
A rejuvenating evening yoga offering for autumn. Steep in the transformative energies of autumn as you prepare your systems for the calm of winter.
Kate Skaggs (yoga teacher and Nehalem resident) will lead you through this very gentle offering of guided meditation, subtle movement, and supportive poses on the floor or seated. Each pose is held for a few minutes, fully supported by props, allowing opportunities for softening, slowing down, and nourishment.
Register Here: SeaDreamScheduling.as.me/AutumnSundaysRestorative
$200 US Cash
We’re thrilled to welcome TEDx Speaker & preparedness expert Steve Eberlein to Manzanita!
Steve survived the 2004 Sri Lanka tsunami and brings powerful firsthand insight into what communities like ours can do to prepare for big disasters here in the Pacific Northwest.
– Saturday, September 20, 2025
– 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM
– Pine Grove Community House, Manzanita
– FREE & open to all!
– Come away informed, inspired, and ready with practical steps you can take today.
Learn more: evcnb.org/events-and-training/eberlein-09202025
