Ashley
503-440-2514
amersereau@gmail.com
A huge “Thank You” to Sight-Unseen Shredding, Heart of Cartm’, Pacific Roots Coffee + Mini Donuts (3 cheers for warm, fresh donuts!), Recology, Averill Recycling, and Tillamook County Solid Waste and Recycling Administration!
Our volunteers were amazing and are probably putting their feet up today! Applause goes to Mike, Jan, Brad, Cindy, Andrew, Donna, Steve, Ron, Phil, and Gordon! Thank you so much, you made the day fun and the work go smoothly!
As always, we learned a lot, made adjustments as we went along, and came away happy. The weather was grand, too, and that was a nice gift!
With gratitude,
Mary Leverette, 2023 Event Coordinator
ml2@comcast.net
503.449.8445
Must be picked up by the end of Sunday, June 11! Earlier in the day the better. We are located on W. Point Ave off Miami Foley Road. Serious inquiries only please!
Personal plain paper, fax machine
Been in storage for the last 17 years just waiting for the collector in you
Great item to add to your collection
$20 cash it’s yours
Materials you will get are listed below:
2 shelves, each 2’ x 4’ x 3/4”
3 shelves, each 2’ x 33’ x 3/4”
7 wireform steel hangers
The 3rd 2′ x 33″ shelf will depend on shared support for two overlapping boards as you see in the loaded shelf. I will also provide some (not all) eye bolts and lend you the eyebolt driver that will fit into your drill or impact wrench. These install in no time.
7 unique high strength steel wireforms that take 24’ wide shelving and are spaced at 16” or 32”apart to support hanging shelves. These will give you 20” of height for loading.
We use these shelves for emergency supplies. The loaded shelf is not for sale. (See picture with loaded shelves).
The 4′ long shelf segments actually only needs to be supported by 2 wire hangers. As you can see from the photograph, a simple threaded eye bolt supports the shelves. You will have an opportunity to help me take the empty shelf down. The rest of the shelving is ready to go.
What I like about these shelves is that in case of an earthquake, they are flexible and resistant to failure. Located in Manzanita.
Other than the Mayor who attempted to give us the opportunity to vote on this important project, the remaining four Council members had no interest in considering a new construction modular option that would have cost millions of dollars less nor putting the financing matter before voters. While resident voters were the losers on this night, the project team consultants breathed easier knowing that checks for more than $430,000 would again resume for their efforts to get us to ribbon cutting day.
So why does this Council loan decision matter? For the past almost 20 years, the City has not been able to adequately maintain our water, street and storm drain infrastructure. Increased water rates, new utility fees, and possible proposed property tax Bond measures to remedy these problems will fill upcoming Council Agendas. So when these funding solution discussions come up, the City will no doubt attempt to convince us that money saved on a less costly City Hall build could not have instead been used to address this past neglect and mitigate the need to make these new revenue requests.
The City Manager in her City Hall Project Update released to citizens on March 27th claimed that visitors currently pay for pretty much of all of our infrastructure. The percentage of Transient Lodging Tax revenue in the proposed Budget that gets transferred to support our infrastructure projects is the following: water – 0% Street – 7.6% Storm Drain – 2% . Contrary to these published declarations, visitors through TLT revenue are not obviously paying for any significant support of our infrastructure needs.
The newly approved loan to pay the debt for our City Hall insures that even less funding will now be available through TLT revenue in the General Fund to finance City infrastructure projects.
The Council President described the City’s outreach process since the 2019 Bond failure and expressed complete confidence they had gotten it right this time and were delivering what a majority of citizens wanted. What went unsaid was we made the same claims in 2019 and we are not going to have a repeat of that outcome this time.
In the months ahead as costs for our City Hall become clearer, the big question is just how much will this project end up costing. No final information on the details of the loan that is being requested has been presented to the public yet so that debt cost is unknown. The City Manager also indicated that including a solar option is still possible and will be presented in upcoming designs.
Most cities that achieve a number one ranking are eager to let their citizens know of the effort that it took to attain such recognition. Any other citizens out there ready to start the celebration?
Oregon is a state of small cities. 317 of these cities are like Manzanita and have a population of 5,000 or less. The June 7th City Council decision insures our place of recognition as having the most expensive City Hall construction project for a City within this category that I am confident will never be broken.
Randy Kugler
Yoga with Janet will be only online and at 9:00 PST. 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:
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 – 9:00 PST
This session will be only online and here is the link:
Link – us02web.zoom.us/j/87875000053
Brian
Downtown Nehalem.
Great condition, only used a couple of times.
They are super nice leather and GORE-TEX boots. The fit just didn’t work for me.
Purchased new for $230. Asking $50.
Located in Bayside Gardens.
Text 503-801-1865
5 SHOWS REMAINING JUNE 10th – 18th AT THE NCRD PERFORMING ARTS CENTER IN NEHALEM
Tickets and more information at www.RiverbendPlayers.org
12 ANGRY JURORS, based on the award-winning Henry Fonda movie 12 Angry Men:
On a hot summer day after a lengthy trial, a jury must decide whether a 19-year-old man is guilty of murdering his father.
The jury votes 11-1 that the man is guilty of the crime, but the law requires a unanimous vote by all 12 jurors to pass judgment.
Tempers flare as the eleven jurors try to convince the 1 dissenter to come to their side.
However, as the evidence is re-examined, new uncertainties come to light, forcing everyone to honestly question whether there is some measure of “reasonable doubt”.
Directed by Frank Squillo.
Tickets at www.RiverbendPlayers.org
Friday and Saturday nights at 7:00 pm
Sunday matinee at 2:00 pm
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