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Bring Back the Natives Online Plant Sale

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Native Plant Sale -Online
Tillamook Estuary Partnership (TEP) and Aldervale Native Plants Spring online plant sale
“Bring Back the Natives”
Lots of trees, shrubs and perennials to add to your garden
Opens April 18th noon – closes April 24th at 6 pm
Pickup April 30th 12-3 pm at TEP Native Plant nursery just south of Tillamook.
Preview and link starting Thurs. at TEP website
For information contact Hope Stanton 503 812-9965 or hopecstanton@gmail.com or TEP

Get Relief from Pain! 3 healing sessions in 3 hours on 1 day!

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Saturday, April 23rd. 2-6pm

Receive 3 hours of deep healing for your body, mind and spirit on the beautiful Oregon coast.
Each person will receive:
60 minute full body massage
60 minute acupuncture treatment
60 minute session wood fired sauna w/ cold plunge.

Towels, sauna wraps, tea and snacks provided.
There will be a 20 minute break between each session for integration, rest and refreshments.

Only 4 spots left in our afternoon session. The morning is sold out! Get your ticket before they are gone. Makes a great early Mother’s Day gift:)

Book online at:
www.northfork53.com/power-of-three-wellness-day/ticket-for-one-adult-for-the-power-of-three-wellness-day

Sewing Class at Heart of Cartm

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Monday, April 18, 2022
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Do you dream of all the projects you’ll create, but find it hard to begin? Have you started a pattern and become stuck somewhere in the middle? Are you just curious if patterns could work for you?
There are others who feel the same and a patient, knowledgeable teacher here to answer your questions. Let’s play in the Heart of Cartm workshop!

We will provide all the materials you need with a focus on patterning.

RSVP on our website at www.heartofcartm.org/events-one
Class fee sliding scale: $20-$40. Payable in class.

Massage, Sauna and Reflexology appointments open this week!

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Had a hard week- month- year??

Give yourself the gift of a luxurious full body or foot and leg massage!

We have appointments open Thurs- Sat in the afternoon this week.

Pair your massage with a wood fired sauna overlooking the river and your body/mind/spirit will thank you even more!

Book your appointment online at:
www.northfork53.com/book-wellness?p
or call 503 967 3880 for more info!

Author to discuss his novels that incorporate current events

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Oregon author Omar El Akkad will talk about his award-winning novels, “American War,” and “What Strange Paradise” at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 16 during a Cannon Beach Library Facebook Live presentation.
Viewers don’t have to subscribe to Facebook to view the presentation. It can be reached through the library’s website, cannonbeachlibrary.org, or by the library’s Facebook page.
In El Akkad’s novels, the fictional characters grapple with events and issues in today’s news. His latest novel, “What Strange Paradise,” was a New York Times Notable Book of the Year in 2021. It is told from the viewpoint of two children caught up in the real-life Middle East wars and the migrant crisis that followed.
His debut novel, “American War,” takes place during the second American Civil War in 2074 when the United States is ravaged by climate change and disease. It asks what might happen if America were to turn its most devastating policies and deadly weapons upon itself.
The novel was translated into 13 languages. It won the Pacific Northwest Booksellers’ Award, the Oregon Book Award for fiction and the Kobo Emerging Writer Prize.
El Akkad was born in Egypt, grew up in Qatar, moved to Canada as a teenager and now lives in Portland, Oregon. The start of his journalism career coincided with the start of the war on terror, and over the following decade he reported from Afghanistan, Guantanamo Bay and other locations around the world. His work earned a National Newspaper Award for Investigative Journalism and the Goff Penny Award for young journalists.
His fiction and nonfiction writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, Le Monde, Guernica, GQ and other newspapers and magazines.

Etsy Customers and Sellers: About #EtsyStrike This Week

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Spreading the news about the Etsy Strike happening this week.

Our leathercrafting shop (we’re the ones with the sign on Highway 53 by Mohler) and tens of thousands of Etsy sellers globally have all temporarily closed their Etsy shops this week in “strike”.

The strike is to protest increased fees (up to 25% of each sale goes to Etsy) and unfair policies that ultimately raise prices on customers for the benefit of Wall Street.

Strike organizers are asking customers to:
– sign the petition being delivered to Etsy HQ: www.coworker.org/petitions/cancel-the-fee-increase-work-with-sellers-not-against-us
– boycott Etsy for the week of April 11-18

If you have an Etsy shop as a seller, please consider joining the strike effort: etsystrike.org

The strike is gaining remarkable momentum and attention. More info in our blog post and links to news articles — Wall Street Journal, NPR, Newsweek (we were interviewed!): blog.walnutstudiolo.com/2022/04/11/why-were-joining-the-etsy-strike/

Thank you for your time,
Valerie Franklin
Walnut Studiolo
Original Modern Designs / Handcrafted Leather Goods
36005 Highway 53, Nehalem, OR 97131
Phone +1 503-447-6889
Email walnutstudiolo@gmail.com
URL walnutstudiolo.com

NCRD Board Workshop & April Board of Directors Meeting

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Topic: NCRD Board Workshop & April Board of Directors Meeting
Time: Apr 14, 2022 05:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Measure 29-161

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Hello,

We wish we were contacting you with an invite to a friendly community event.

Unfortunately, this time we need to tell you about a very dangerous and irresponsible measure has made it’s way on to the May ballot.

The question on the ballot will read “Should Tillamook County officials be prevented from enforcing most state, federal, and local firearm regulations?”

The term “officials” means anyone working for the county (law enforcement, judges, the DA, clerks, etc.). These individuals would be personally fined up to $4,000 for enforcing state and federal laws. Businesses could be fined up to $10,000.

Imagine any one of these public servants being faced with the decision of keeping the community safe by enforcing a federal law or avoiding a huge fine.

Your help is needed to defeat this measure. We are launching a county wide awareness campaign that will get messaging into every household in the county by the end of the month.

There is a web site up at ajustright.org where you can read the full ordinance, donate, and find more information.

Please help by donating and sharing this information.

Thank you.

Vote for Mary Faith Bell for Tillamook County Commissioner

Submitted By: barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
I first met Mary Faith Bell at a function held at Kendra’s, a restaurant and inn in North County, when she initially ran for County Commissioner in 2018. I had read what the candidates had written, none of which induced me to decide for whom I would vote. When I arrived at Kendra’s, this woman extended her hand to me and introduced herself. Her genuine energy of welcome and dare I say it, love, impressed me greatly. Because of that my choice was made to vote for Mary Faith. And I have only become more impressed with her. She does genuinely care for our community and works hard to build relationships with the goal of finding solutions to the many complex problems our county faces. She is smart and she does her homework. She has integrity and honesty. She has the will and grit to keep at it. In her tenure, she has faced the intense challenges of the County’s computer ransomware attack and two years of a global pandemic with grace, intelligence and fortitude. The pandemic in particular is very a difficult situation with no easy or satisfying solutions. People in leadership at all levels were between a rock and a hard place where any decision was going to cause hardship and did. There just wasn’t a good choice. I thank them for their service and am glad I wasn’t in their shoes!

Please join me in voting for Mary Faith Bell for County Commissioner. She has proved herself an asset and a treasure to the people of Tillamook County. Let’s keep her!!

2001 CHEVY Z71

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2001 Chevy Z71 Suburban, 325k Miles on Body, Engine rebuilt, and transmission replaced 50k miles ago. Runs Great, lots of power, gets around 15 MPG. Has back up camera and many extras. It’s just to big for this old lady to drive. $3500, Call Susan in Nehalem 503-440-9369

Companion Caregiver

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Companion/Caregiver wanted for 83 year old man with moderate dementia, who still has a sense of humor! He needs some help with balance/walking, doing things around the house and taking care of a small dog. Prefer someone with a sense of humor and likes to be sociable, who can occasionally prepare lunch as well. 4 hours twice a week (midmorning to early afternoon but flexible) with longer periods as needed.
Offering $20.00 and hour depending on experience.
Please be able to provide references, and OK a background check.

Please reply to Susan, 503-354-4875. Leave a message if necessary.

Manzanita Listens – but who are they listening to?

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Four out of five elected public officials care more for investors than the people who elected them.
Go to https://youtu.be/GOqSEVkcklQ if you missed last Wednesday’s council meeting.

Imbedded in the meeting was a public hearing about annexation of some undeveloped land.
Several citizens asked why the land was being annexed and got no answer. Three out of five elected public officials voted “yes” to the annexation, with one abstaining.
Later in the meeting it was time to vote on the much hoped for freeze on STRs. In March council had asked our city manager, Leila Aman to draw up a resolution holding STRs to 260 for three years. Leila drew up the resolution and had it reviewed by our Manzanita city attorney. All was in order and ready for approval. But wait! Two outside investors called in asking council to reconsider. They were both building new houses on Merton and had been told they could get STR permits immediately. Council said well let’s redo this resolution right now and continue with uncapped STRs on all of Laneda and parts of 3rd, 4th, Merton, Hailey etc.
Our city manager’s well- researched resolution was quickly reworded per Mayor Mike Scott’s instructions. Then four elected public officials voted “yes” and one voted “no” again. One councilor listens to the people who elect, three councilors and the mayor listen to investors.

This is not made up. If you missed this disaster of a meeting, you can listen to the recording now available at: tinyurl.com/2p8stdhd