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Fall Bounty Boxes Available from Moon River Farm

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Submitted By: farmers@moonriverfarmers.com – Click to email about this post
Hello folks,

We have beautiful Fall Bounty Boxes available! They will be $50 each and will include:

Kale, Carrots, Shallots, Storage Onions, Leeks, Napa Cabbage, Radicchio, Beets, Parsley, Peppers, Radishes and Salad Turnips.

Ordering is open now until they sell out. Please either pay via CC or ACH transfer or select check to pay by cash or check on our website. YOU MUST RESERVE A BOX BEFORE NOON ON 11/20.

Pick up will be Sunday 12-3pm BEHIND Wolfmoon Cafe in Nehalem.
35915 8th St, Nehalem, OR 97131

Please do not park in the alley. And please do bring a bag or two that you can take you veggies home in.

Thank you for supporting your local farm and farmers!
Create an account or Login to your account to order a box.

Click link below to order:
moonriverfarm.localfoodmarketplace.com/Account/Login

Money,money, money, aint it funny, what the Dems will do

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Submitted By: dixiegainer@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
The kicker refund is 1,737 per Oregon taxpayer next year. The state has $6 billion dollars in cash reserves they can spend on anything they want, BUT the Oregon Dems want your kicker anyway. What do you think of that!!!
The terrible Dem ten just can’t get enough money. Economists are still projecting short term growth in tax monies coming into the state. In fact, they are projecting that monies coming into the state for the current two-year biennium will be an incredible $4.97 billion ahead of what they thought they would get when they wrote the current budgets back in 2021. But the Oregon Dems want your kicker anyway.
Republican state senator Lynn Findley defended the kicker and reminded the committee that the bar was super high to suspend it (2/3 vote of both the House and Senate), and that trying to “monkey” with the kicker was not the right path. But they want your kicker anyway.

Here is the article by the tax payers association of Oregon – oregoncatalyst.com/63869-revenue-update-hints-stealing-kicker-refund.html

The following article was written in 2019 before the Dems tried to pass a bill taking 1/2 your kicker money. To pass a bill – a certain number of legislators must be present to vote on such a bill, and when the Republicans became ABSENT for the vote, the bill could not be passed. Therefore in 2019 the Republicans saved the kicker tax refund for YOU dear fellow Oregonian. Today the same situation might occur again. Tina Kotek, soon to be governor, wants your kicker tax again. BUT because so many voted against the very people who saved your kicker last time, (measure 113)* a bill about THOSE who became ABSENT. “legislators who are ABSENT more than so many days cannot run for office again “, was put on the ballot as measure 113. That measure was directed at the Republicans who saved your kicker. (’cause the terrible ten Dems really want your kicker) What do you think of that – what a way to treat the people who saved your dough. In this regard measure 113 was really a measure for dummies and most of you stepped up to the plate! Do you think they will walk out for you again?

www.eastoregonian.com/our-view-legislators-should-keep-their-hands-off-the-kicker/article_4c0d7a98-7b1e-11e9-8a20-b3649058cf21.html

Ride to Portland 11.20 or 11.21

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Submitted By: cardoons15@icloud.com – Click to email about this post
I am looking to catch a ride with someone who is driving from Manzanita/Nehalem to Portland either next Sunday, November 20, or early in the day on Monday the 21st. My ultimate goal is to get to PDX around noon on Monday. If going on Sunday, my destination will be the Goose Hollow neighborhood. I expect to be taking one suitcase. I’ll contribute to gas expense.

Thank you,
Mary Ruhl
Manzanita

QUICK (and simple)

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Submitted By: jwmerc@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Jeff’s booth (JW Merc raw/local honey, real Vermont maple syrup products etc) will be in downtown Wheeler this TUESDAY (November 15th, 2022) for a quick “pop-up” between 1:30 and 4:30pm – in front of the building where you find Pelican and Piper.
Several small-ish items will be available should you need a gift in the upcoming week(s) and a fair amount of larger jars-jugs-bags as well.
Regional bee pollen – YES – available in two portion sizes – real Vermont maple SUGAR – YES – also available in two portion sizes – Oregon Wildflower honey QUART jars ($25) – going fast. New releases from the dazzling OSO beekeeping group – Oregon Meadowfoam (not-for-the-timid!) – and Pumpkin Chicory – $20 each per pint. Full gallon raw honeys of raw honey are now $95 per jar – and they will go higher in 2023 – I will have two perfectly crystallized Clover-Meadowfoam with me (it’s delicious). Pristine five-pound blocks of Willamette Valley beeswax are $95 (limited)
It’s always best to let me know ASAP if there’s something you’d like to order in advance for pickup – send text to my cell: 208-424-0042, e-mail: jwmerc@gmail.com or send instant message through the JW Merc Facebook page.
If I don’t see you on Tuesday I wish you all a nice holiday season – and appreciate the helpful business the north county has brought me this and so many other years…JW

Rice & Shine at Holiday Bazaar 12/10

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Submitted By: glowpurple@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Find Rice & Shine in the Holiday Bazaar at White Clover Grange on December 10th from 10am to 3pm.

Don’t miss this LAST DAY of Rice & shine for the Season. BBQ PORK RIBS and CHEESECAKE BARS along with Fall menu item will be available on this day. Pre-order the ribs by calling or texting 503-300-8568.

Hope to see you there on 12/10.

Kit

Help Kill Rats PLEASE

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Submitted By: Sonya.agnello@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I live in an RV and rat evidence has been found in the storage underneath. I sealed some holes, put out moth balls and they are frequenting less. Put out a rat zapper and the bait is gone but no fried rats.

Tonight one was inside my cabinet under my sink. All the holes were sealed prior to keep out mice and were successful so I can’t for the life of me figure out how a rat got in. There’s no evidence of him being there but the noises I heard (loud noises and it definitely was in there) and I put a ton of moth balls under there now to help keep them out…but now my whole house smells strongly and I can’t even breathe 🙁

I’ve called exterminators but they either don’t do campers or I’m too far away.

I bought rat traps but they aren’t here yet. If anyone has experience with rat killing, trapping, whatever, please help me. I have a clean home, I got rid of all of my contaminated items in storage, I am literally doing everything the internet suggestions but bait traps because I don’t want them to die in the underbelly of my RV.

Please please please suggest something to help me. It’s causing enormous stress and I work like 60 hours a week so finding time to figure this out on my own is not working :(((

CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU…from Deb Simmons

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Submitted By: gerald@wineinger.com – Click to email about this post
Manzanita is fortunate that 3 citizens campaigned long and hard for 2 city council seats. Congratulations to Brad Mayerle and Linda Koslowski for their victories, and also to Mark Kuestner for earning significant citizen support. It was a very close race run with dignity and respect.
None of us hit the campaign trail alone. We were all backed by teams of friends, believers and spouses who did much of the hard work and gave us significant guidance along the way. And, to our supporters, those who were out front as well as behind the scenes, there is no way to thank each of you individually for your contributions. However, kudos goes out to the Concerned Citizens of Manzanita and to the Women’s Forum who knocked on a lot of doors, and also to those who hosted gatherings and encouraged citizens to make every vote count.
Speaking personally, my thanks will be in working towards implementing some of those changes that many of you hope to see happen. Respecting all people – whether or not you share a view – will be the norm. Opening doors to discussions so all sides can be heard – will be the norm. Councilors and city officials listening to what you have to say – will be the norm. Finally, putting major spending and other significant packages to a vote by citizens – will be one of my personal goals as mayor.
Thanks, also, to the hundreds of citizens who voted. I am overwhelmed by your support, engaged by the lively banter of opposiing views and encouraged about the vision of our city coming together.
Respectfully,
Deb Simmons Mayor-elect of Manzanita

North Tillamook County Women’s Association – Craft & Bake Sale

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Submitted By: president@ntcwa.org – Click to email about this post
Saturday Nov. 19 at 10 AM to 4 PM
The Pine Grove, 225 Laneda Ave., Manzanita, OR

Saturday holiday fair features local artisans: Stained glass, basket weaver, blacksmith, woodcrafts and carvings with painted ornaments, child hats, candles, and Tillamook County knotweed honey

Plus the magic of hand and chair massages

Jumble Sale

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Submitted By: emily@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Thanksgiving weekend!
November 26 and 27
at White Clover Grange
10-3

Some of the same venders as the last sale and some new venders, too.

If you’d like to be a vender, even at this close date, please call Emily at 503-300-9062.

We hope to see you at the grange and wish a Happy Thanksgiving to everyone.

QUALITY COTTON BEDDING PIECES

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Submitted By: mdoylelaszlo@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Country Curtains brand King duvet: reversible to black and white mini checks, cloth covered button enclosures, piping and heavy weight cotton.
One Standard piped pillow sham and 3 valances (16 deep x 51 wide.)

(If I come across the B&W checked bed skirt and other sham- I will give them to you then!)

One cotton knit throw 50” x 70”. If keep the blanket- tho I’m into light colors these days!

Duvet-sham-valances $50
Cotton throw blanket $20

Maranne in Wheeler
Text at 503-812-5768

Pfaff Sewing Machine

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Submitted By: jnksur@comcast.net – Click to email about this post
I have photos and description of the sewing machine. It is a great machine. The photos show machine, extension table, soft cover and manual and cords, foot pedal, extra bobbins and miscellaneous feet, etc. The same model machine was listed for sale on the internet for $800 by someone else March 18th. I would sell my machine for $500. Any questions about purchase contact Jan 503 936 6505 in Manzanita.

Husqvarna lawn mower and stihl power equipment

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Submitted By: Johnathanniemeyer@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Husqvarna yth 22v46 riding lawn mower purchased new this somer for $2300 only used handful of times asking $1800, Husqvarna 775ex self propelled with bagger 100$ ,, stihl ,,hl75 pro with hedge trimer 200$ ,hs45 hedge trimer100$ fs85r string trimer 100$,br420 back pack blower 100$ ,craftsman chain saw 50$ stihl chain saw ms 170 150$, stihl ms 251 250$ stihl ms 290 300$ call John for more information pictures or to have a look 5037172253

Seeking Advice

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Submitted By: divinitymaya@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I am looking for someone that decided to go to graduate school (or changed careers) after forty and would be willing to give me advice. I am in the process of applying for graduate school and am wondering if this is the best decision. I would like to hear a perspective from someone that has taken this path already and is retired. I don’t know anyone personally that has done this. Please email if interested in meeting with me.

Men’s Sorel Caribou Winter Boots Size 10.5

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Submitted By: gamblegretchen@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Men’s Sorel Caribou Winter Boots size 10.5. Very lightly worn, in excellent condition. These boots run large. The fit is closer to 11. We are asking $50. They are $200 new.
Here is a link for information from the Sorel website. www.sorel.com/p/mens-caribou-boot-NM1000.html?dwvar_NM1000_color=238
The Caribou is a favorite for everyday cold weather activities. This ultra comfortable boot features seam-sealed waterproof construction, with a suede and ballistic nylon upper. Iconic Caribou lug design provides proven traction on various terrain.
UPPER: Waterproof nubuck upper. Seam-sealed waterproof construction. Laces are not waterproof. INSULATION: Removable 9 mm washable recycled felt inner boot with Sherpa pile snow cuff. MIDSOLE: 2.5 mm bonded felt frost plug. OUTSOLE: Handcrafted waterproof vulcanized rubber shell with Sorel aero-trac non loading outsole.
If you are interested you can contact me via text at 541-399-2364 or email gamblegretchen@gmail.com