Current Listing

Cozy room for rent in the heart of Manzanita

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Submitted By: crissrueda@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hello out there!

I’m looking for a female roommate to share my apartment with. Starting any time soon, with a minimum of six months stay.

It’s fully furnished, it has two bedrooms, living area, kitchen, dinning room, one bathroom, front porch, and laundry room in the garage area. It’s very clean and comfortable, it’s a coastal cozy home in a quiet neighborhood. One small dog is allowed by the landlady.

If you are interested in knowing about month rent, and utilities cost, feel to reach out through email with any questions, and leave your phone number to give you a call, and hopefully show you the apartment in person. I’m planning on being gone during the winter time, so you will have the common areas all for yourself.

I’m looking for someone reliable and clean, that has a full time job, and good references.

Kindly,
Crissi Rueda

Entryway Bench

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Submitted By: Adellgrays@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
With a little work, you can bring this beauty back to life. It’s gotten too much sun and the top has faded/bubbled and the foam seat needs replaced. The glass design is still in excellent shape and the inside and backs are in the rustic condition it originally had. I believe it’s from Cost Plus. $20

TIME of Libra birthday party 9/25!

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Submitted By: babbles@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Repeating the invitation here, the TIME is 4:00 to 7:00pm. !!!!!!!

Lucy Brook is turning 80 on the 25th of this month, Emily Dana is turning 70 on the same day, Lynn Levering is turning 70 on the 24th (it turns out she won’t be able to be there).

The idea has been born to have a joint birthday party, along with any other Libras who are having a 10-year birthday. It will be outside at the White Clover Grange on Sunday, September 25th. The weather prediction for that day is SUNNY. This will be a traditional North Coast birthday party, where everyone brings something to eat and drink.

Also please bring a chair, your own dishes and silverware.

Also, we three are moving slower than once upon a time, so please come prepared to help with anything that might need to be schlepped!

Also, there will be an Open Mike, so those of you who are musically inclined, please bring your instrument!

And, finally, if you feel inclined to give any of us a birthday present, please make a contribution to the White Clover Grange.

Come prepared to eat, drink and be merry!

Any questions, call Lucy 503-368-3733 or Emily 503-300-9062

From our sandy beach to yours…(home/office DELIVERY on Tuesday 9/27)

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Submitted By: jwmerc@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hi folks – if you weren’t able to visit the booth last week in Wheeler I’ll be making a few stops in north Tillamook County this coming TUESDAY September 27th to home/office doorsteps in the early afternoon hours.
It’s a great chance to stock up on some larger items as we head into autumn. I’ll have quarts ($25) and half-gallons ($50) of local raw honey, liters of real Vermont maple syrup ($24) – and half gallons of the same in “jug” style ($42) or glass ($45).
Bee pollen will also be in tow – available in 4 or 8 oz increments – and this is the last chance to get the raw buckwheat honey quart sale price ($25) – always good to have around in the cold winter months…
Reach out to Jeff ASAP to get on the list – via e-mail: jwmerc@gmail.com, via text: 208-424-0042 or through the JW Merc Facebook page.

Bishop Akiyama to visit St Catherine’s

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Submitted By: lufkinali@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post
St Catherine’s is delighted to welcome the Rt. Rev. Diana Akiyama, bishop of Western Oregon, this Sunday, September 25th, at 10am.
Bishop Akiyama was born in Wheeler, Oregon, grew up in a Japanese-American community in Hood River, and was the first Japanese-American woman ordained to the priesthood in The Episcopal Church in 1989 by the Rt. Rev. Rustin Kimsey, Diocese of Eastern Oregon.
She holds a Ph.D. in Religion and Social Ethics from the University of Southern California (2001), a M.Div. from Church Divinity School of the Pacific, Berkeley (1988), and a B.S. from the University of Oregon (1981).
Before returning to Oregon to serve as our 11th bishop, she served as the Vicar at St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church in Kapaau, Hawai’i and as Dean at Waiolaihui’ia School of Formation for the Episcopal Diocese of Hawai’i.
All are welcome to this event, which will be followed by a simple, ‘finger-foods’ potluck.

Follow Along on My Campaign Trail

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Submitted By: mayerleformanzanita@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hello Manzanita Community Members,

I’m Brad Mayerle, and I’m a candidate for Manzanita City Council. I’ve been out and about campaigning since May, when I announced my candidacy, and I’m continuing to knock on doors and make myself available to meet with those of you in the community. If you’d like to meet, please shoot me an email (MayerleforManzanita@gmail.com).

In the meantime, I encourage you to read my daily blog (www.mayerleformanzanita.com/today-i) to get a better understanding of my experience, thoughts about the challenges our area is facing and the daily activities I do to earn your support. For example, one of my recent blog posts explains the skill set that I’ve cultivated over the past 30 years as a small owner and medical professional and how that experience transfers well to that of being on council. Here’s an excerpt:

“As a medical provider, I was required to diagnose a problem, identify a treatment plan, educate the patient as to the treatment options, and finally implement treatment that was deemed appropriate by all. I did this day in and day out…for 30 years. It was often challenging, but it was gratifying to see a patient leave my office happier and healthier from the process. This same methodology can be used to identify and assess the city’s challenges, identify potential solutions, communicate with the community, and create solid policy.

Being a business owner also requires listening, education and compromise. As the owner, I ultimately made the decisions. However, there were a host of others involved. I had an office manager, advisors (accountants, attorneys), staff, and suppliers, all of whom weighed in on what was best for the practice and my patients. It could be compared to working with a city manager, planning and budget committees, constituents, and outside experts. In addition, I had to ensure my business was compliant with specific standards…not much different from council members complying with state, county and federal policies in their decision-making.”

Thank you for taking the time out to read this post, and I hope to talk with you soon!

Brad

www.mayerleformanzanita.com/today-i

Part Time Position Near Rockaway if possible

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Submitted By: khfrisbie@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post
Experienced mature woman looking for clerical/administrative position , 10-20 hours per week. I am a retired real estate broker (over 20 years), have worked for a large construction company and also owned my own flower and gift shop. I am easy to get along with and good with people. Give me a call if you are needing help that I may be able to provide.
360-609-1487

Last Call to join the Indigo Girls this Saturday!

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Submitted By: revolutionginger@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Are you loving this weather on the coast right now as much as I am?

Sunny days and crisp nights. Apples hanging in the trees and leaves gently falling in the river. I love September in Nehalem.

This Saturday we’re celebrating fall we’re our last outdoor event and concert of the year.
I hope you can join us!

I have just two tickets left for our Indigo Dreams Spa Day. Saturday, September 24th from 11am-3:30pm

Get the last tickets here
www.northfork53.com/events/indigo-dreams-spa-day

Each of the teachers/artists here on Saturday alone are worth the price of admission.

Together they create a dream container of creativity, song, poetry and magic that happens only once in a blue moon!

Experience all this in just one beautiful fall day:

Fresh Indigo Outdoor Dye Workshop
Wood Fired Sauna/Cold Plunge & Kelp Mask
Guided Relaxation Circle & Lucid Dreaming Kit
Farm Tea and Fall inspired Snacks.
Live Riverfront Concert (Optional Add On)

Sound like a dream come true?

Grab our last two tickets here!
www.northfork53.com/events/indigo-dreams-spa-day

See you this Saturday!
xoxo
Ginger
northfork53.com

Cozy single person guest house for rent in Rockaway

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Submitted By: khfrisbie@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post
I have a lovely studio size guest house that will be available in early October. Recently remodeled and furnished. Includes all utilities and internet. In a quiet neighborhood, 9 blocks from the beach. Has its own deck and looks out over my pretty back yard. Kitchenette (no oven), full bath, wood floors, black out curtains for daytime sleeping. no smoking or pets please. $895/mo 3606091487

Let’s Talk About Livability

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Submitted By: MarkForCouncil2022@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I’m Mark Kuestner (KEST-ner) and I’m running for Manzanita City Council. The topic of livability seems to crop up in every conversation regarding the future of our village. Livability means different things to each person. As I go door-to-door, I hear concerns about pedestrian safety, short-term rental and tourism impacts, parks, trails and trees, housing that’s affordable, and accessibility.

There are many threads that make up the fabric of “livability”. The challenge facing us is to create ordinances, rules, and laws that make sense, are realistic, are legally enforceable and will have impact for today and the future.

Livability has been on my mind as I wrapped up two of my larger volunteer commitments for the summer: I coordinated staffing the Master Gardner booth at the Manzanita Farmers Market and helped coordinate the amazingly successful, 3rd annual Hoffman Center’s Wonder Garden plant sale fundraiser. Both of those activities require months of planning and coordination of volunteer teams in addition to hours of hands-on work. Both focus on making our corner of Tillamook County beautiful, healthy and green. Both bring me great satisfaction and are a visible indication that what I am doing makes a difference in Manzanita and the larger community.

I’ve been a gardener all my life and greatly appreciate the natural beauty of our North Coast. I’ve been very involved in the design and upkeep of the Hoffman Wonder Garden on Laneda Ave. I can envision a similar park-like setting at Underhill Plaza as part of our new City Facilities: the Farmers Market on Friday evenings, concerts on Sunday afternoons, community gardens to grow fresh foods, and families enjoying outdoor picnics any day of the week. To me, parks and nature are a critical component of what livability means.

We have opportunities to shape the future vision of the Underhill site by attending public meetings with the project team and completing surveys on the City’s website. Join me and take advantage of those opportunities to let your voice be heard.

In future posts, I want to share the thoughtful comments I’ve heard about all aspects of “livability” and explore the actions that we can take to improve and protect our town.

If I haven’t met you yet, I hope to do so over the next several weeks. Learn more about me at www.MarkForCouncil2022.com.

wine cellar cooler

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Submitted By: jon.orloff@mindspring.com – Click to email about this post
I bought this wine cellar cooler but it’s too small for the room I have (which isn’t well enough insulated). It will maintain a cellar temperature automatically to keep wine at a proper storage temperature. Would be good in a large closet, say 6′ x 6′ x 7′. It should be mounted in a wall as an air conditioner would be. For more information go to the company website: www.cellarprocoolingsystems.com

$500 or best offer.

Libra Birthday Party 9/25

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Submitted By: babbles@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Lucy Brook is turning 80 on the 25th of this month, Emily Dana is turning 70 on the same day, Lynn Levering is turning 70 on the 24th.

The idea has been born to have a joint birthday party, along with any other Libras who are having a 10-year birthday. It will be outside at the White Clover Grange on Sunday, September 25th. The weather prediction for that day is SUNNY. This will be a traditional North Coast birthday party, where everyone brings something to eat and drink.

Also please bring a chair, your own dishes and silverware.

Also, we three are moving slower than once upon a time, so please come prepared to help with anything that might need to be schlepped!

Also, there will be an Open Mike, so those of you who are musically inclined, please bring your instrument!

And, finally, if you feel inclined to give any of us a birthday present, please make a contribution to the White Clover Grange.

Come prepared to eat, drink and be merry!

Any questions, call Lucy 503-368-3733 or Emily 503-300-9062

Truck for Sale GMC 1/2T P/U 4WD 1999 $1000 obo

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Submitted By: katja@teleport.com – Click to email about this post
The Good:
Engine strong – 5.7L
4WD works great
BFG 32″ mud terrain tires: 1 near new, 2 excellent,
1 good
Wide aluminum rims, fender flares
4″ lift, Inflatable overload donuts on rear springs, like the big rigs
Chrome door step-ups and grab handles
Recent radiator, intake manifold, brakes, oil cooler lines
VERY little rust
Lumber rack, bedliner
Good radio, CD, speakers
Tow hitch w. elec. hook-ups
LED headlights & turn signals
Chrome bug deflector & cruise control!
Plates good to Jan 23

The Bad:
R. front wheel bearing shot– dangerous to drive
1st, 2nd & Reverse only _ Automatic
No back seat, no A/C
No door locks
274315 miles

The Ugly:
Clear coat peeling
10″ circular hole in side where I took my steam gauge out

Call Coby @ 971-235-4268

Flood Table for Greenhouse for sale

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Submitted By: saraclaygoodman@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hello,
We have a flood tray that we are letting go of. It is in good shape. We have not drilled any holes in it so it will hold water. Retails for $479 new. $100 or best offer.

Here is the info on it:

Active Aqua’s new premium white trays offer unparalleled strength and performance. These heavy duty full ID flood trays are thick, rigid, durable and easy to clean. The tray edge has been arch formed, which reinforces the tray and minimizes flexing. They feature a square drainage pattern and smooth channels, which simplifies cleaning.

Product Features
Made in North America
100% BPA free virgin ABS plastic cap over recycled ABS plastic core; these trays are recyclable
Water level fill height indicators
Reinforced with a deep, 7″ sidewall
Recessed drain position
Smooth, rounded corners
Easy to clean

Ham Radio Technician Class Starting October 3, 5, 7 and 8

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Submitted By: brad.hart@evcnb.org – Click to email about this post
forms.gle/gJ8UepNmGAumMWVT7
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.