$100 obo
Full-time locals, enjoy 15% off massage and facial treatments at Spa Manzanita.
To book an appointment – just mention the local special.
I hope to see you at the spa!
* Online: www.spamanzanita.com
* Call: 503.368.4777
* Text: 503.689.8679
* Email: info@spamanzanita.com
* Come in: 144 Laneda (rear courtyard)
There are some marks on the legs from projects done near the table, but it’s in great condition.
Asking $100
I am searching for an iPad Air 2. Do you have one in good to excellent condition that I could purchase? Mine is on its last legs, the battery is going fast. I’d love to do this locally rather than through eBay or Craigslist.
The iPad Air 2 is thin, lightweight, entirely compatible with the Incipio Clamshell+ keyboard I love. I’ve tried replacing my beloved Air 2 with the iPad Air 4 and the Air 5 but no one, so far, has made a lap-compatible, fast keyboard for these new iPads.
Is your old iPad Air 2 sitting in your closet, gathering dust? Give it a new life and put some cash in your pocket at the same time.
Thank you, BBQ!
Dana
Dana Cunningham Anderson
Writing Alive! Workshops
ArtLight Media
503 398-5800 (phone)
503 812-8879 text only
Bring your pets to get a special blessing.
All kinds of animals are welcome. Come and enjoy a time to let others get to know your pets and to get a blessing.
Great items for second homes, rentals or your home!
• 12 place settings, 7-pieces each, Mikasa French Countryside dishes, with bowl and serving platter Asking: $50
• Queen bed set, 8-pieces, never been opened (retails at Bed, Bat & Beyond for $140). Asking: $60
• Ukrainian egg of Mary & Jesus, purchased in the 80’s, so of historical significance, made of wood and lacquer, egg & wooden stand approx 6″ high, each. Asking: $100
Contact: ritterconsulting@mac.com for questions or to arrange pick up at St Mary’s church, cash or local check only.
If you’re feeling like you could use a little extra energy and support as the weather shifts, you’re not alone.
I’ve just returned from a 5 day advanced training in ERT- emotional release therapy in Northern California and I’m whooped.
Feeling the rain coming in makes me wanting to crawl into bed and stay there for a week.
When the world outside undergoes a shift in energy (fall and spring) I definitely feel it. We all do.
I hope this list of “8 wellness practices for fall” that my wife Ginger put together will help you take care of yourself as the season shifts.
Click below for your fall wellness guide
www.northfork53.com/news/2022/9/21/8-fall-equinox-wellness-traditions-you-probably-havent-heard-of-but-can-use-right-now?p
If you’re ready for a fall massage or sauna I’m back in town and open for appointments this week Thursday – Saturday.
Stay well and I hope to see you soon,
Brigham Edwards
Side table: Cherry finish, 23-1/2 inches long, 12 inches wide, 29-1/2 inches tall. $15 [The weird photo makes it look much longer and larger than it is. It is a small side table.]
These tables match in color, but not in style. The longer one is Queen Anne. I have no idea what the smaller one is. They were used in the same room.
On Monday, Councilor Jerry Spegman wrote an excellent North Coast BBQ article (Sept 25th) discussing his perspective on Manzanita’s next City Council. His position is one that I support, and I encourage you all to read.
On Tuesday, Kim Rosenberg did it again! Kim has a wonderful way of grounding us all and getting to the important points in her own fun and unique way.
My name is Linda Kozlowski. I have been a City Council member for a number of years and I’m running for re-election. I’m very excited, like Jerry and Kim, about our future and I want to continue being part of the decision-making that will have an effect us all.
There will be several new faces on the City Council starting in 2023 and it will be exciting to infuse fresh perspectives into the government process; my re-election will bring valuable experience, background, and history to the issues so we can make informed and effective decisions.
Jenna Edginton is one who has already been seated. She will bring a young and fresh voice to the issues. Jenna brings experience she gained while doing excellent work on our Planning Commission, and her input will be invaluable as we start the work of updating our Comprehensive Plan.
Deb Simmons will be the new mayor of Manzanita starting in January. Mayor Simmons will lead the Council in the serious work of updating our Comprehensive Plan, managing STRs, identifying new revenue sources, managing the budget, and overseeing construction of new City facilities.
I’m energized about the challenges and opportunities ahead for us. We will be looking for your help and support as we tackle the critical issues I’ve just mentioned as well as the following:
• Identifying opportunities to encourage housing that is affordable to local workers
• Making decisions about foredune grading
• Assessing whether to adjust water rates, which have not changed in more than ten years, to pay for capital projects that will ensure sustainable water delivery
• Modernizing and digitizing the City’s record-keeping
My experience will be of great support to the newest members of City Council and our new Mayor, and I look forward to working with them. Let’s make the next two years a time when we all come together for the common good.
When it comes to working for the benefit of this community that I love so much, I’m all in.
Please be sure to vote on November 8 and I’m asking that you re-elect me.
I’m Linda Kozlowski and I’m running for re-election for Manzanita City Council. You can reach me at Linda.Kozlowski@gmail.com. Visit my website at www.LindaforManzanita.com.
The Snark, Super Tight is an all instrument tuner. It can be attached to your instrument and is fast and accurate. Uses either vibration or microphone for tuning. Also includes a tempo metronome. Sells new for $20. I am selling for $10.
Selling Dr. Beat, model DB – 88, which includes metronome, tuner and loop functions. Dr. Beat can be plugged into a guitar and headphones for quiet practice. This metronome has many cool features. New the DB-88 sells for $150. Used on eBay models like mine for $50-$60. I’m offering this with the manual, stand, case, and AC adapter for $30. It has truly been a wonderful tool for me, both as a musician and teacher.
Registration is limited to vaccinated students due to the confined and limited workspace
Bring proof of vaccination to the first class
Chuck Winkelman is teaching another stained-glass workshop this fall. The Hoffman Center sponsors the workshop in Winkelman’s garage in Manzanita, where students can use his extensive equipment. It is limited to eight students. The class begins with an introduction to tools, the selection of designs and layouts, cutting boards, and glass cutting. Next, Chuck provides a few simple window templates, but students can bring their designs.
All materials are provided for a small window (12” x 12”), but options for a larger window are available for an additional materials fee.
Students provide, a 1 ½” or 2” dry paintbrush, pencil & ruler, and safety equipment such as safety glasses (if you wear glasses, you can omit the safety glasses). Some participants bring their own rubber gloves. Bring a lunch and beverage, which can be stored in a refrigerator, if needed.
Follow this link for more information or to register:
hoffmanarts.org/events/stained-glass-workshop-3/
4 Michelin Tires
275/65R18 Primacy XC
Less than 50% wear
$200 for all
4 Pirelli Scorpion Zero Tires
235/45R20
Less than 50% wear
$200 for all
1 Goodyear Wrangler. SR-A
275/65/R18
Mounted on black steel rim
Tire is new never mounted on vehicle
$100
Manzanita is a community that loves to walk! We walk with our spouses, with our neighbors, alone, and with our dogs. We meet friends as we walk on our beautiful beach, we get our daily steps in by using the wonderful bike/pedestrian path in our state park, or—for the more adventurous of us—we hike on the new hiking trail that connects to Neahkahnie Mountain.
But I’ve been noticing that there is much more vehicle traffic in the residential parts of town. Many of those drivers are going too fast and driving unsafely around blind curves. We witnessed this in every neighborhood where we were canvassing. Often, the voter we were meeting would express their dismay and frustration as someone whizzed by. Some wished speed limit signs were posted, others wished for speed bumps or stop signs. Many talked about their safety fears for their pets or grandchildren.
It seems to me that it’s time to discuss the very real need to address pedestrian safety. Let’s consider speed bumps, new traffic patterns, and sidewalks. These things will keep our own livability factor high while accommodating the growing numbers of people who share our community at various times during the year.
Visit my website www.MarkForCouncil2022.com for more information about how I will bring ideas and action to our City’s government. You can also watch a brief video where I talk about these concerns at https://youtu.be/loz-WQGOrcg.
If you support my campaign, please submit your endorsement on my website. Thank you!
Do you want to get your Ham Radio Technician’s license? Here’s your chance. Click on the link above to register.
As an added incentive to taking the Ham Tech Class, QRZ and GigaParts are sponsoring a new program to give a free radio and programming cable/software for new hams passing their Tech exam (until Oct 31st).
Details at
www.gigaparts.com/qrzjumpstart
forums.qrz.com/index.php?threads/announcing-the-qrz-new-ham-jumpstart-program.823607/
If you already have an EVCNB Yellow Radio, upon passing the exam, we will reprogram it to allow both the GMRS and Ham Channels.
Contact John K7TY at k7ty@arrl.net with questions or for more information.
Preparing for fall and cooler weather? Don’t forget to include being prepared for an emergency with a GoBag.
47″ Tall x 41″ Wide x 20″ Deep
As many of you are aware, I write a blog that chronicles my daily activities—both personal (so you can get to know the real me) and about the work I’m doing to earn your vote—along with my thoughts and ideas about the issues and challenges that our community is facing.
I want you to know that I “respect your scroll.” I’m going to limit my posts on North Coast BBQ because I know it can be frustrating to see political posts take over your feed. If you are interested in riding along the campaign trail with me, go to: bit.ly/Today_I_Blog Consider bookmarking it and checking back often.
Here’s one of my recent posts:
Today I…met with Richard Silverman, the clinical pharmacist at the Rinehart Clinic. He’s also completed a master’s level program in Senior Housing Administration at George Mason University. Richard and I got together to discuss affordable housing because he’s interested in providing services for the aging population in our area. However, in order to have these services, there needs to be housing for the medical workers and caregivers. To provide both, some of the models he’s investigating are multi-generational housing approaches, such as The Green House Project or Bridge Meadows. What I appreciate about Richard is how he problem-solves by thinking out of the box.
My meeting with Richard is part of my ongoing process of building relationships with a network of experts that can be tapped to provide input and ideas—both unique, out-of-the-box thinking and best-known methods—for the solutions to our challenges.
I’ll be very frank: I don’t have all the answers. I’m coming into this with a fresh, unbiased perspective. And I know you’re probably getting weary of me talking about the medical model, but it really does provide an excellent example of how a role on the city council works.
For the past few months, I have been in the assessment phase. Yes, I’ve taken the x-rays and probed the issues and challenges, as well as evaluated the healthy tissue of our city. When I’m on council, I’ll move into the diagnostic and treatment plan phase. This is where the experts weigh in.
Well before I announced my candidacy, I’ve been networking with a wide variety of subject matter experts who can bring clarity and ideas to help inform the solutions for the challenges we face. Cultivating a wide range of relationships is invaluable when diagnosing and understanding “treatment” options. When I was a dentist, I didn’t always have all the answers. When I was up against tough cases, I would reach out to my network of specialists—all of whom I had established trusted relationships with. Because I built these relationships early on in my practice, endodontists, oral surgeons, orthodontists, lab technicians, and others were readily available to provide insight from their areas of expertise so that we could offer the best solution possible to patients with the least implications.
Now I’m building my network and establishing relationships—both in and outside the community—so that when I serve on the council, I can garner insight and ideas to help expedite the decision-making process. They include land use planners, city planners, city managers from other coastal towns, watershed and forestry economists, affordable housing activists, law enforcement, geologists, and others. And I’m continuing to expand this network as we speak.
Beyond knocking on doors, building this robust network is part of the continuous work I’m doing up front to earn your vote.
Thank you for taking the time out to read this post, and I hope to talk with you soon!
Brad
bit.ly/Today_I_Blog
