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TRIVIA NIGHT @ Nehalem Surf Works

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Submitted By: mylasiabmiklas@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
August 19
Time: 6:30 pm

Location: Nehalem Surf Works (13015 H St, Nehalem, OR)

Think you know a little about a lot — like local history, wildlife, and surfing? Put your knowledge to the test at Trivia Night at Nehalem Surf Works on August 19th at 6:30 pm! Come solo or bring a team (up to six people) and compete for the chance to win Surfrider swag and connect with your local Surfrider North Coast Chapter.

We will be outside enjoying Nehalem Surf Works’ awesome outdoor space. Seating is limited, so please bring your own chair!

RSVP HERE: volunteer.surfrider.org/registrations/v3pYkS1vFr?elementId=XJGFABXP&organizationName=Surfrider+North+Coast+-+OR

Who is Surfrider?:
The Surfrider Foundation is a U.S. 501 non-profit environmental organization that is dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world’s ocean, waves, and beaches, for all people, through a powerful activist network. Learn more about the Surfrider Foundation and what the North Coast chapter is working on: northcoast-or.surfrider.org/

 

Trail Build & Camp Out in Nehalem

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Submitted By: maijahecht@nehalemtrust.org – Click to email about this post
Camp out & trail build at Alder Creek Farm with Trailkeepers of Oregon & the Lower Nehalem Community Trust this weekend: Friday August 15th – Saturday August 16th!

Tools are provided. We will be clearing brush and establishing trailhead next to Alder Creek Farm in Nehalem, connecting the farm and conservation area to surrounding neighborhoods and expanding bird-watching pathways. The hike is not very long or steep, but there is plenty of brush and uneven ground.

We will work on the trail from 9 – 3 on both Friday and Saturday. Potable water and bathrooms are available on site. Those interested may camp (van & tent accessible) on the Trusts property Thursday and Friday night. Camping details will be provided upon registration.

Please register for one or both days on this TKO website page so they know what supplies will be needed: trailkeepersoforegon.org/event/alder-creek-farm-new-trail-construction-north-coast-2-days-3/

Hike Distance: <2 mile(s)
Elevation Gain: <1000 feet
Hike Intensity: Low
Work Intensity: Moderate
Work Type: New Trail Development (Brushing and Tread Work)

Community YARD SALE for Gaza!

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Submitted By: seadreamnehalem@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
We are a couple of local families who were tired of feeling helpless and unable to do anything about the horrible things we are seeing happen to families in Gaza—so we are throwing a community yard sale to benefit those suffering due to intentional starvation and displacement (to put it very mildly).

YOU ARE INVITED to please participate by donating your yard sale items and/or shopping the sale
WHEN: Aug 22-23 in Manzanita! Friday: 3pm-7pm | Saturday: 10am-4pm

WE ARE LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS so if you are interested please contact Britt: (217) 840-9804

HOW TO DONATE TO THE YARD SALE:
Please bring only quality yard sale items to drop off on Thursday 8/2 between 9am and 3pm in Manzanita at the “Dirty Birds” lot on the corner of Manzanita Ave and Division St.

If those hours don’t work for you, we also have an alternative drop off site at Wolf Moon bakery in Nehalem anytime Wednesday 8/1.

AND COME TO THE SALE!
See you there on Friday Aug 22 – Saturday Aug 23 in Manzanita on the corner of Division St. and Manzanita Ave!
Friday: 3pm-7pm | Saturday: 10am-4pm

Free HideMat Portable Bed

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Submitted By: dldave13@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Free navy blue Hide-A-Mat Pack and Go multi-purpose mat. Great for camping, yoga or that last minute drop-in overnight guest you don’t have room for. Measures 77″ x 36″ x 2.5″ thick when unfolded, 36″ x 25″ x 8″ when folded up. See more details on package label in photo. Low mileage and good condition. Contact dldave13@gmail.com if you want to come and get it in Cannon Beach.

Nervous System Drop In: Join Q &A 8/13

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Submitted By: somaticwholebeing@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
This Wednesday at 8:30am 8/13

Curious about Your Nervous System?
Have questions about Somatic Practice?
Wondering how the outside world affects your body?

Come Join Us this Wednesday to Listen and Contribute to a conversation about bodies! This week will be a time folks who have been engaging in somatic drop in to ask questions about their practice or for anyone interested in nervous system and somatic practice to grow their awareness. Ask your Questions or Just Listen!

We will start with a movement practice and learning to tract activation in the body.

Link Below:
www.somaticwholebeing.com/community-offerings

Cost: Venmo payment $10-20 drop donation- SEE QR CODE

ZOOM LINK: us06web.zoom.us/j/88583581424

Wild Coast Goods Anniversary Party Aug 16 Nehalem

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Submitted By: barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
We’re celebrating the 5 year anniversary of opening our shop Wild Coast Goods in Nehalem! Come by this saturday 8/16 from 2-5 for a drink, snack, baked treats, and grab and go flower bouquets. We will also have a SALE running on everything in the shop all weekend. Hope to see you then!

Where: Wild Coast Goods, 35870 7th St Nehalem (on 101, across from the Bayway)
When: August 16th, 2-5 pm
What: Party Time!

Please email wildcoastgoods@gmail.com for any questions.
Thanks!
Ashley and Justin

2008 Columbia Northwest A Liner travel trailer

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Submitted By: faithgeiger@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post

2008 A-Liner Cabin A

– 15 ft long with tongue, 6.5 ft wide, 8 ft tall and 1100 lbs…has everything you need to camp in comfort.
– Self-contained with flush toilet/shower combo with built in 8 gallon black water tank, 6 gallon hot water tank & 6 gallon grey water tank.
– Sleeps 2. Seating area turns into full bed.
– Kitchen area has 3 way 3 cubic foot fridge, microwave, gas cook top.
– Day/Night shades, 5000btu air conditioner, gas furnace, 2 Everlast batteries & inverter.
– Ball hitch, swaybars and leveling jacks.
– Spare tire. Front storage compartment.
– New tires.
– Lightweight. I’ve been towing with a Highlander Hybrid, so easy to tow! Ready for you to pick up and go!

 

Books After Hours @ Cloud & Leaf: THE COMMUNIST’S SECRET

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Submitted By: eventscloudandleaf@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Cloud & Leaf Bookstore welcomes Suzanne Parry, author of LOST SOULS OF LENINGRAD. Suzanne joins us to share her new novel, THE COMMUNIST’S SECRET–an epic World War II story of betrayal and second chances.
This Saturday, August 16th, 6pm.
Wine and snacks + after-hours browsing also included. 😉

This Weds @ Cloud & Leaf: Liz Cole Reads Funny Stuff!

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Submitted By: eventscloudandleaf@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
5:30 pm is our Happy Half Hour with the wonderful Liz Cole!

Liz will read some truly funny poetry from I COULD PEE ON THIS: AND OTHER POEMS BY CATS, and its canine-themed companion volume I COULD CHEW ON THIS.

$15 at the door. Stick around for the afterparty–no cover– and raise a glass of wine with Liz and the Cloud & Leaf crew.

1970 MGBGT for sale

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Submitted By: cheryl.lund21@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I’m selling my 1970 MGB GT for $1800, or best reasonable offer. It’s a project car, is not street ready. Before the battery died, it did start & run; but needs a great deal of work. It has Overdrive transmission, a reupholstered dash, new gas tank, lots of new & used parts. There are more photos I can forward to interested parties. If interested in seeing the car, contact me. You will need come to my home in Manzanita to see it. If you decide you want to take on a fun new project, you’ll need to tow it back to your home.
Thank you

Portable Bed

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Submitted By: janicebge@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Super comfortable!
FOR SALE: LiteBed Folding Bed with Memory Foam Mattress – Portable Fold Up Bed with extra pad!
This bed is supported with a flexible mesh without any uncomfortable wooden or metal bars, which will offer you a comfortable good night’s sleep experience!
Super easy to fold up and put away or set-up!
$45 OBO
In Neahkahnie
Janice 503 260-4743

North County Resistance Protest Saturday, August 16, Nehalem

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Submitted By: pattyrinehart@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
North County Resistance (NCR) extends our heartfelt thanks to the 30-plus individuals who joined us in Nehalem this past Saturday. The energy was uplifting and positive—many participants noted their appreciation for the 1.5-hour duration, especially with the challenging heat. Thanks to your support, we were able to deliver over 100 pounds of food to the North County Food Bank last month, demonstrating the power of community action.

NCR is often asked: What are we protesting? Here’s a clearer explanation of the issues we’re standing against—each one represents a significant threat to our democracy:

Manipulating Electoral Maps: Redrawing voting districts to favor specific political outcomes undermines fair representation for all citizens.

Rolling Back Civil Rights: Efforts to weaken protections for marginalized groups erode the fundamental liberties that form the foundation of our democracy.

Mass Deportations: Forcing large numbers of individuals and families to leave their homes tears apart communities and disregards basic human rights.

Slashing Health Care: Reducing access to essential health services puts vulnerable populations at risk and increases inequality.

Slashing Education: Cutting funding for public education limits opportunities for young people and jeopardizes our shared future.

Intimidation of Dissent: Threatening or silencing those who disagree stifles free speech and open debate, which are vital to a healthy society.

Billionaires vs. the People: Policies favoring the ultra-wealthy over the needs of ordinary citizens deepen social and economic divides.

Our next protest will take place in Nehalem on Saturday, from noon to 2 pm. Everyone is welcome—your voice and presence make a difference!

We continue to have the means to transport food or monetary donations to the North County Food Bank. Be as generous as you can. If you would like to donate food or funds, please contact us at or bring items to our next event. Together, we can make a tangible impact in our community.

Thanks,
Patty

2 STAND UP PADDLE SURF BOARDS

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Submitted By: janicebge@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
TWO SUP SURF BOARDS:
1. MINI MOD by Boardworks, this is a great all around beginner to advanced sup surfer. 9’1″, 29″ across, volume 106 liters. Super stable in choppy conditions and really fun for a variety of surf conditions! Will float up to about 180 lbs. Comes with 3 fins (but can be a quad), and no dings!
These retail at about $600.
Asking: $170 obo
more photos available!

2. Jimmy Lewis Stun Gun
Well being a Jimmy Lewis says a ton, one of the best sup surf board makers on the planet. We have 3 others of his boards.
This one is 8’7″, 29″ across 110 liters.
Floats up to about 180.
A super fun and fast turner and down the line board. Maybe not so great for beginners unless they weigh under 140lbs.
Set up as a quad but can be a 3 fin set up.
No dings!
These retail at about $2,000
Asking $400 obo
more photos available~
Janice
503 260-4743

TEEN NIGHT at North Coast Pinball this Friday August 15th, 6-8PM

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Submitted By: Christy@cosmichealingnw.com – Click to email about this post
Hello BBQ Community –

TEEN NIGHT at North Coast Pinball is this Friday August 15th, 6-8 PM. FREE PINBALL and Games, Arts/Crafts, for ALL TEENS! ALL TEENS WELCOME (teens only!) Please spread the word and send your teens in for FREE FUN!! Thank you!

Contact Christy (503) 800-1092, Christy@cosmichealingnw.com for info/questions, or to donate

Professional Window Cleaning on the North Coast

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Submitted By: info@pacificrayswindowcleaning.com – Click to email about this post
Now booking for this Fall!

Reach out today for an interior, exterior or premium window cleaning service on the North Oregon Coast.

Pacific Rays Window Cleaning provides top quality window cleaning services to homes and businesses on the North Coast offering exterior, interior and premium packages for residential homes and commercial businesses. We are committed to providing exceptional service and customer satisfaction, so you can trust us to get the job done right.

Call or text us to schedule your window cleaning today!

(971) 415-1009
info@pacificrayswindowcleaning.com
www.pacificrayswindowcleaning.com

United Paws’ Kittens of the Week: Sully and Simon

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Submitted By: website@unitedpaws.org – Click to email about this post
Meet Sully and Simon, United Paws’ Kittens of the Week. These brothers were abandoned, rescued by United Paws, and fostered in a loving home. 

Simon and Sully will fit beautifully in a home with children or other pets.  They have no hesitation playing with the foster’s small dog and children. Although they are curious and unafraid, they know when to back off if an older cat or dog is not in the mood for play. 

These two love to play, chase, jump, and climb towers.  Their world is filled with curious objects and they consider everything a toy! A box, a string, or balls of paper will entertain Simon and Sully for hours. 

Right now, Simon and Sully have two speeds: stop and go, but they are learning to snuggle with their humans. These kittens will bring love, entertainment and fun to a family of their own, and they are ready to find a loving home.

To learn more, please visit unitedpaws.org or call 503-842-5663/email unitedpawsapps@gmail.com.

Nervous System Drop In: Join Q &A 8/13

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Submitted By: somaticwholebeing@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
This Wednesday at 8:30am 8/13

Curious about Your Nervous System?
Have questions about Somatic Practice?
Wondering how the outside world affects your body?

Come Join Us this Wednesday to Listen and Contribute to a conversation about bodies! This week will be a time folks who have been engaging in somatic drop in to ask questions about their practice or for anyone interested in nervous system and somatic practice to grow their awareness. Ask your Questions or Just Listen!

Link Below:
www.somaticwholebeing.com/community-offerings

Cost: Venmo payment $10-20 drop donation- SEE QR CODE

ZOOM LINK: naropa.zoom.us/j/95704439451

Elections

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Submitted By: Keeks54@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Free and fair elections are the cornerstone of democracy – but they require investment. In 2020, Congress appropriated $825 million to help states run secure, accessible elections. For 2025, that number has dropped to just $15 million – or less than $300,000 per state. That’s not enough to ensure safe, reliable, and equitable elections for millions of voters.

Across the country, local election officials are being asked to do more with less. They’re facing a perfect storm of challenges: Aging infrastructure, including decades-old voting machines, shortages of trained poll workers, disinformation and declining public trust, cybersecurity threats, physical threats to election workers, and new restrictive laws that make election administration more complex and costly.

At the same time, restrictions on third-party support and the elimination of key federal resources, including the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) election security programs, have left many local offices with fewer tools than ever. This funding gap creates deep inequities. Wealthier communities can often fund election upgrades through local revenue. But rural areas and lower-income jurisdictions are left behind – making our elections less accessible and less secure.

Election funding has historically enjoyed bipartisan support, and recent polling shows that nearly 70% of Americans believe the federal government should play a stronger role in election funding. This is not a partisan issue – it’s about safeguarding our democracy and ensuring that every American can vote without barriers.
I urge you to contact your members of Congress and ask them to support restoring election security grants to at least $825 million for FY26 and commit to consistent federal investment in the years to come.

Thank you for your attention to this vital issue.