Current Listing

2006 Toyota Forerunner 4×4 SR5

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Submitted By: srofesus@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
$8700
230,000 miles w/ Clean title
Weather Tech Mats
Tires – BF Goodrich All-terrain T/A KO2’s
Recent maintenance:
– throttle body clean
– new alternator/ serpentine belt
– newer struts
– newer headlight bezels
– recent tune-up…Plugs, cap, rotor
2nd Owner/ Runs great
Minor dent in rear bumper corner
Minor dent in front bumper
Located in Nehalem – call Kelly – 503-347-7580

Crab Dinner at the CB American Legion

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Submitted By: lauren_mills@mac.com – Click to email about this post
A mighty fine crab dinner at the Cannon Beach American Legion, presented by the Auxiliary.
Only $40

SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 7TH 57PM
INCLUDES: WHOLE CRAB, COLESLAW, BAKED BEANS, GARLIC BREAD, PROCEEDS HELP MANY VETERAN CAUSES & OUR LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND.
LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE BAR!

What do these things have in common?

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Submitted By: mikieli@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Girl Scouts – Camping – Travel – Gardening & Preserving – Moving Family / Household – Food Service: Chef / Baker – Teaching – EVCNB & CERT.
Q: What do these things have in common?
A: Planning & Preparing, of course!

Having had all these experiences in my life, I suppose I can say that planning & preparing are rooted in my nature. I’m coming up on 19 yrs. of living here. In December 2007, my first winter, the hurricane hit. No power for days. Thankfully water was still available.

We experience many weather events here on the coast and there’s the potential for a major earthquake / tsunami. I volunteer with EVCNB & CERT because planning-preparedness are an important aspect of my life. I teach the WaSH (water-sanitation-hygiene) class to help my community to think about what they will do to care for themselves, to plan strategies, to begin processes for preparedness.

I invite you to attend a WaSH class. It’s 2 1/2hrs on a Saturday 10am to 12:30pm. There’s a $20 registration fee per household – (registration & laminated info pages).
Refer to the attached poster for class dates.

Don’t hesitate to contact me at <wash@evcnb.org> with question.

– Kim Miller

Timeless Wisdom

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Submitted By: babbles@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
to the BBQ readership:

Mahatma Gandhi’s Seven Social Sins, published in his Young India newspaper in 1925, are behaviors he believed would destroy society by undermining moral, ethical, and human values. They are:
1. wealth without work,
2. pleasure without conscience.
3. knowledge without character.
4. commerce without morality.
5. science without humanity.
6. religion without sacrifice.
7. politics without principle.

IS THIS IS NOT WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY OUR COUNTRY? ARE NOT MORAL, ETHICAL AND HUMAN VALUES BEING DESTROYED?

we need instead, the following:
1. wealth WITH work.
2. pleasure WITH conscience.
3. knowledge WITH character.
4. commerce WITH morality.
5. science WITH humanity.
6. religion WITH sacrifice.
7. politics WITH principle.

these principles serve as a timeless guide for maintaining a just and sustainable society. let us elect leaders who will follow the teachings of Mahatma Ghandi. be sure to VOTE in every election.

om peace namaste

lucy brook
nehalem resident
U.S. citizen

SoulCollage Year of the Fire Horse

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Year of the Fire Horse
A SoulCollage Workshop

Sunday, February 15, 2pm–430pm
Located in Nehalem (address sent upon registration)
Cost $45 (includes all materials, instruction, tea and snacks)

The Year of the Fire Horse carries themes of passion, movement, courage, and transformation. In this workshop, we’ll explore what this powerful energy is inviting into our lives through the SoulCollage process.

You will create cards and engage in guided reflection focused on intention and personal insight. Open to beginners and returning participants.

Led by Carolyn Greenwood – Certified SoulCollage Facilitator

Space is limited. Advanced registration is required
To register
www.eventbrite.com/e/1980782086542?aff=oddtdtcreator

The Time is NOW!

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Submitted By: nmccarthy1276@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
WAITING UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE? WELL, IT’S HERE!
It’s time to put your pen down, take one last glance, and kiss your entry to the Writers Read Celebration good-bye. The deadline is MONDAY, Feb. 2 — there’s just enough time to press “enter” on your keyboard and send your 1, 2 or 3 pieces to the Cannon Beach Library (info@cannonbeachlibrary.org). Then, you can think about them “From a Distance.”

Thanks Lydia for the reminder to unsubscribe

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Submitted By: barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post

I have been thinking about ending my Prime membership as a economic protest and actually just did it thanks to Lydia’s post.  The suggested month long boycott begins today.  Since money is all to those in power, maybe this will touch them.

Here’s a link to the website
www.resistandunsubscribe.com/

(Business Insider wanted me to sign up, which I didn’t want to do)

Barbara McLaughlin

 

2006 Toyota Forerunner 4×4 SR5

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Submitted By: srofesus@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
$8700
Clean title
Weather Tech Mats
Tires – BF Goodrich All-terrain T/A KO2’s
Recent maintenance:
– throttle body clean
– new alternator/ serpentine belt
– newer struts
– newer headlight bezels
– recent tune-up…Plugs, cap, rotor
2nd Owner/ Runs great
Minor dent in rear bumper corner
Minor dent in front bumper
Located in Nehalem – call Kelly – 503-347-7580

Something to consider

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Submitted By: lfelley@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
So many of us are disturbed by what is happening in our country. It helps to feel like you are doing something to make things better. This article suggests an easy action one can make, boycott big tech
www.businessinsider.com/tech-ai-boycott-february-protest-ice-scott-galloway-2026-2

Hope you find this helpful!
Lydi Felley

Coastal Community Death Care Workshop Series

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Submitted By: margo@northcoasteolcollective.com – Click to email about this post
What – The Peaceful Presence Project and North Coast EOL Collective are offering the Coastal Community Death Care Workshop Series.

Who – Tillamook County residents ONLY. No professional experience required. Just an open heart and mind.

When – Wednesdays from 4:30 – 5:30 pm, April 1 – May 6, 2026. 1 hour of self-paced online learning + 1 hour of live Zoom session. Sessions will be recorded for participants.

The workshop is a collaborative effort shaped by the voices of individuals and community partners, including the leadership teams from Conscious Aging and Community Connections in Manzanita, and Cape Meares Aging with Grace.

See attached flyer for details.

REGISTRATION (email): welcome@northcoasteolcollective.com.

North County Resistance This Week and Next

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Submitted By: pattyrinehart@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
The North County Resistance proudly identifies as a group of peaceful protesters, dedicated to expressing our concerns while respecting the city and its residents.

We believe that voicing our opinions is essential, but it must be done in a manner that upholds the values of our community. Our actions are guided by a commitment to nonviolence and consideration for everyone around us.

Our group makes it a priority to honor the city’s guidelines and demonstrate thoughtfulness toward local businesses and neighbors. We strive to foster goodwill and maintain positive relationships throughout our activities, ensuring that our message is heard without causing disruption or harm.

We extend our gratitude to the City of Nehalem for the use of their parking lot for our protest activities. It is important to us that our presence does not disrupt or interfere with the businesses located in Nehalem. In this spirit, we kindly ask all participants to avoid congregating near local businesses and to ensure that the flow of customers and operations remains uninterrupted.

Specifically, we request that protesters do not block the entrances or exits of the coffee shop across the street from our gathering location. Additionally, we ask everyone to be mindful not to visually obstruct the sign for the business situated to the north and across the street. It is also worth noting that the honking of horns heard during our demonstration is initiated by passing drivers and is not orchestrated by our group. Our intention is to foster good relationships with our neighbors in the community.
We encourage everyone to consider the perspective of local business owners, who face challenges during the winter months. Supporting their ability to attract customers is important to us, as we all share the goal of seeing Nehalem businesses thrive.

On Saturday, January 31, Nehalem became the site of a remarkable demonstration, as more than 100 individuals came together, lining the sidewalks in a unified and peaceful assembly. The atmosphere was striking, with participants standing together to protest recent actions taken by the government. This collective effort reflected deep concern over several urgent issues impacting the United States of America.

Protesters raised voices against the government’s role in contributing to harm and loss of life and expressed strong opposition to the detention of citizens without just cause. There was also significant anxiety about the climate of fear that has led many people to feel confined to their homes. Furthermore, demonstrators objected to the government’s apparent reliance on individuals perceived as bigots and brainwashers. The event served as a powerful statement, showcasing the community’s widespread unease and their unified call for meaningful change.
We are a group of people, mainly locals, but also joined by people from here and there, in county and out of county, in state and out of state. Many of us are old and we’ve been joined by more younger people every week. We thank each one of you. We will continue to peacefully protest and hope you will join us! We will see you again next Saturday.

Best,
Patty

General Manager @ Marzanos

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Submitted By: sebs@irc-nw.com – Click to email about this post
Now Hiring: General Manager — Marzano’s Pizza Pie (Manzanita, OR)

Be the leader of an iconic Oregon Coast pizza institution.

Marzano’s Pizza Pie in beautiful Manzanita, Oregon is looking for a local, hands‑on General Manager who’s ready to lead by example, jump on the line, and sling some of the best pies on the coast.

This isn’t a clipboard-and-office kind of role—this is a “roll up your sleeves, know the locals, feel the heartbeat of the town, and keep the ovens fired up” position. If you thrive in a tight‑knit community, love great food, and take pride in delivering unforgettable guest experiences, we want to meet you.

What You’ll Do

Lead the day-to-day operations of an iconic coastal pizza shop.
Work shoulder‑to‑shoulder with your team—prepping, cooking, serving, and ensuring every pie is Marzano’s quality.
Create a positive, upbeat culture that reflects Manzanita’s welcoming community vibe.
Manage scheduling, inventory, COGS, labor, and facility upkeep.
Build strong relationships with locals, visitors, staff, and community partners.
Uphold high standards of hospitality, cleanliness, and consistency.
What We’re Looking For

Someone local or very familiar with the Manzanita/Neahkahnie/Nehalem area.
A leader who doesn’t just direct—they dive in and work alongside their crew.
Strong operational and people-management skills.
Experience in restaurants, hospitality, or food service (pizza experience = bonus points).
A calm, capable presence who can keep things smooth on our busiest beach weekends.
Passion for community, great food, and creating memorable experiences.
Why Marzano’s?

A landmark coastal spot with decades of history.
A supportive ownership team invested in the community.
Competitive compensation based on experience.
Growth opportunities as the brand continues to evolve.
A fun, fast-paced environment where locals and visitors return again and again.
Ready to Lead the Crew? Send your résumé, brief introduction, and why you’re the right fit for Manzanita’s favorite pizza shop to:
Sebs@irc-nw.com / Mike@irc-nw.com

Come help carry on a legendary Oregon Coast tradition—one slice at a time.

Benefits:

401(k)
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Employee discount
Health insurance
Paid time off
Paid training
Vision insurance
Ability to Commute:

Manzanita, OR 97130 (Preferred)
Work Location: In person

2003 Silverado 1500hd for sale

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Submitted By: Coren37@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
2003 Silverado 1500hd, 6.0 V8 engine, 4L80E transmission
177,300 miles, engine known to run 500k+
Second owner, been reliable daily driver last 7 years
4×4, heated front seats, bose sound, radio with Bluetooth
Brand new battery, fresh oil change, full tank of gas
Last few years: new exhaust, new radiator, new c clamps and canopy seal
Good overall condition but its 20+ years old and has some wear and tear
Known issues: check engine for knock sensor (just sensor), AC needs recharge, typical chevy headliner sag in spots
Great older model truck, its a tank, reliable runner
10k OBO, in manzanita area

For The Love of Birds Exhibition and Artist Reception with Lydia Hess

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Blue Water Fine Art Gallery is delighted to feature Resident Artist Lydia Hess as our Artist of the Month for February. Her newest mixed media works, created for our “For The Love of Birds” exhibition, celebrate the beauty, personality, and presence of the backyard birds that inspire her daily.

Artist Reception: For The Love of Birds
Thursday, February 5th • 5–7 pm
Light refreshments will be served

Blue Water Fine Art Gallery
119 S Miller St., Rockaway Beach, OR 97136
Visit: bluewaterfineartgallery.com

Join us for a warm and welcoming evening with Lydia as we celebrate her newest body of work. This reception offers a relaxed opportunity to meet the artist, explore her mixed media pieces up close, and enjoy an evening of art, conversation, and community connection.

We look forward to celebrating Lydia’s work — and the birds that inspire it — with you.

THIS EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO ALL

FREE Hands-On Foam-Printing Workshop: For The Love of Birds

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For The Love of Birds: National Bird Feeding Month & the Great Backyard Bird Count

February is National Bird Feeding Month, and at Blue Water Fine Art Gallery, we’re delighted to celebrate the beauty and ecology of our backyard birds through Art and Experience.

Throughout the month, Resident Artist Lydia Hess will showcase new mixed media works inspired by her own observations of the avian visitors who frequent her backyard. Her pieces highlight the charm, character, and quiet magic of our feathered neighbors.

Hands On Art Experience with Lydia Hess
Saturday, February 7th
Drop in anytime between 1 pm – 3 pm
Free community event • All materials provided

Blue Water Fine Art Gallery
119 S Miller St., Rockaway Beach, OR 97136
Visit: bluewaterfineartgallery.com

Enjoy a fun and interactive print making session led by Lydia. She’ll guide you through a creative immersion in form and color as you craft your own bird themed foam print keepsake card — perfect for your nature altar or to share with someone special. All ages are welcome, and no experience is needed.

This is a free community Art Experience offered in the spirit of celebrating — and caring for — the birds we love.

Random free silverware, oil tank, glasses, fabric and ironing board, etc

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Free random stuff!
Drinking glasses and glass mugs
Vintage golf bag (inside material is shedding/falling apart)
Vintage 1970s gun rack never used
Silverware assorted
Metal bins and trays
Wood plywood table with black mid century legs
Fabric and sewing patterns
Picture frame
Oil tank
Ironing board

Email please, located in nehalem. Thanks!

Another response to Fed Killings

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Submitted By: barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Thank you Jeremiah for a succinct rebuttal to stayhuman@tutamail.com’s post on the bbq: www.northcoastbbq.com/2026/01/30/fed-killings/

(Jeremiah’s post is at www.northcoastbbq.com/2026/01/31/fed-killings-fact-checking-and-some-fury/)

I would like to add a few thoughts.

In his post, stayhuman@tutamail.com says “TEAM RED VS TEAM BLUE needs to end.” Yet he also goes on to say “My main problem with the left, and why I will NOT be joining the protestors along HWY 101 in Nehalem, is the left thinks Team Blue is ALWAYS RIGHT, and they as a whole tend to be extremely self-righteous about it, even as they traumatized our children with mandatory masks at school for months – just one example I can highlight.”

So, though he wants to end “teams” he is still making grand, insulting assumptions about the beliefs of the people who are protesting. Has he talked to them? How can he know what they think and feel? How can he assume to know them and why they stand on the street corner championing democracy? Has he even read the thoughtful responses to why they are there as posted on the bbq? There have been a couple of posts, here is one: www.northcoastbbq.com/?s=Nehalem+protest

How is this doing away with teams? We are still the “other” to him. Yes, I have stood on those corners and will do so again. It is my constitutional right. I am there to stand up for democracy and EVERYONE’S right to a safe place in our community where everyone eats, everyone has a decent place to live, everyone gets good health care and education, everyone has access to jobs that actually pay a living wage and where everyone can share their unique talents and be themselves.

stayhuman@tutamail.com, please stop labeling and lumping a whole group of people with your made- up description. We can’t get rid of teams if we don’t stop “othering” those who think differently.

I do agree with him that it is the rich (mostly white men) who are doing everything they can to make themselves richer at the expense of the majority of us who are not rich, white or men. After all it was how our country was founded—by rich, white men. They committed genocide on the Native Americans, enslaved Africans and their descendants, and treated them and women as property. Anyone who didn’t fit the acceptable mold was in danger if they stepped too far out of their bounds.

And they also gave a structure to address those ills—the Bill of Rights, the Constitution and the three branches of government—legislative, executive, and judicial, which possess specific powers to limit, monitor, and check the actions of the others.

That system is in great peril by this administration, led by a convicted criminal, whose behavior is atrocious and morally corrupt. They are doing all they can to dismantle the democracy we have enjoyed for over 200 years. No other administration has come close to this travesty.

One day I believe and trust that the rich will no longer be in control. (Call me a dreamer, I hope you join me.) I agree with laniciaduke@gmail.com, “It’s time for us to begin sowing in love so we can begin reaping in love.” She is hosting a Community Gathering of Love on Valentine’s Day at the White Clover Grange at 10:00am.
www.northcoastbbq.com/2026/01/30/community-gathering-for-love/

Join us there or on the corner.
Barbara McLaughlin
Jeremiah Shepersky signed his name, too.
(I notice stayhuman@tutamail.com did not sign his name)