We will also close early (at 3 pm) on Tuesday, December 31 and will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 1, 2025.
Wishing you all Happy Holidays from the Nehalem Bay Health Center & Pharmacy Team!
Roofing Supplies
Owen’s Corning Duration (Architectural Laminate) Onyx Black Roofing 4 bundles
Bundles are ‘broken’ meaning wrapping not intact.
Retail $45.44/bundle 4 bundles total (1 square = 3 bundles). selling for $100 OBO
Titanium Roofing Underlayment
Retail $169 — selling for $75 OBO for partial role
Concrete Supplies
Steel Mate Rebar Stabilizer
Used once: Don’t have the exact quantity but originally had #160. Estimate have #140
Originally paid $2.70/each selling for $250 OBO
Rebar Caps- Used once
Typically retail for $2-$4 each $150 for all
Prolok 2″ for rebar mesh and chairs- Never used. 3 bins. Retail is $90 selling for $50 OBO
Simpson Hardware-
Simpson CS14 Simpson Coil Strap 25 ft – Brand new in box. Retail $94/ selling for $75 OBO
Simpson H2.5AZ Hurricane Tie Zmax Qty 70
Retail 63 cents each/$44.41 selling for $30 OBO
Simpson TSP clips- LOTS- selling for $45 OBO
Tyvek housewrap- 1 full roll, roll almost full, 2 smaller rolls. 9 feet in length. Retail $256/roll selling $250 OBO
Stinger caps for securing the Tyvek. 1 complete box and a partial. Retail $55/box selling $40 for OBO
LP Soffit- Multiple
Qty 5 16 inches x 16 feet vented not painted
Qty 3 16 inches x 16 feet non vented painted white
Qty 2 16 inches x 5 feet vented painted white
Qty 1 16 inches x 5 feet non vented painted white.
They have been stored outside under tarps but have still seen rain/wind.
Retail $30/each Selling $125 OBO
T&G Pine Pre-Stained with Olympic Mountain Cedar Stain -Leftover from soffit project
1x6x 16 feet Qty 11
1 x6 x 4 feet qty 4
1 x6 x 3’6 with 45 angle cut
Paid $2/LF foot $408
1 x 8 x 68 inches Qty 13
1 x 8 x 62 inches Qty 1
1 x 8 x 12 feet Qty 2
Paid $2.50/LF $235 Stain was $60
Selling all for $450 OBO
Items located in Oceanside or Tillamook.
$120 cash for both – You haul.
1st one here takes them. I know it’s a crazy busy time for everyone but, sorry, I can’t hold them, so please don’t ask. I’m moving soon.
Daniel
Text me at: 971-344-3454
Nehalem address near the Veteran’s Cemetery
The Nehalem Bay Health District is the recipient of a remarkable $250,000 gift
This is the story of the kind and generous man who made it possible
Fred Cornforth led an amazing, impactful life. Fred, who lived in Boise, Idaho until his untimely death earlier this year at 64, also had a home for some time on the north coast. Fred, his wife and family loved the area as so many of us do.
Over the course of his working life Fred built a hugely successful non-profit company that he formed in the 1990’s to build affordable housing projects in nearly 20 states. And he gave back – in a very big way, funding food banks, dental clinics, homeless shelters and orphanages.
When Fred learned about the Nehalem Bay Health District’s plans to upgrade health and senior care and address workforce housing here on the north coast he immediately wanted to help, and he certainly did.
Late in 2023, through his non-profit company, Fred committed $250,000 to the Health District to use to advance its projects, as Fred said, “in any way that will do the most good.”
Fred’s pledge included donating half of his remarkable gift during 2024 with the remainder in 2025.
Every dollar from an individual gift or a foundation grant directed toward the Health District’s priorities makes a huge difference, ensuring that projects to improve local health and senior care and develop workforce housing are fully funded and will be successful over the long term.
The impact of Fred’s generosity is extraordinarily valuable to the Health District’s projects because the unrestricted nature of his gift allows the District to stretch local bond funding even farther.
Sadly, Fred Cornforth died in March 2024 after a courageous, inspiring battle with glioblastoma, a particularly awful form of brain cancer. His family and legion of friends continue to have the heartfelt condolences of all of us associated with the Nehalem Bay Health District, as well as our enduring thanks.
True to his word and totally in keeping with his compassionate generosity, the first half of Fred’s pledge – a check for $125,000 – arrived right around Thanksgiving.
2 Canon lens:
18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 Zoom
75-300 mm 1:4-5.6 lens
$180 cash for Venmo. In Manzanita.
To our Cherished Riverbend Community,
Thank you from all of us at Riverbend Players. Thank you for making our recent production of “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” a success and a truly historic one.
We are thrilled to announce that this production has become the most successful “radio play” we have ever presented – a milestone we could never have reached without your unwavering support.
We knew it was a special project when we once again brought this timeless story to the stage in this unique format. But the outpouring of enthusiasm and the heartfelt feedback we received has been truly overwhelming.
Your presence in the audience and the laughter, tears, and shared experience of this classic tale made each performance magical. You embraced the spirit of Bedford Falls and reminded us all of the importance of community, kindness, and the profound impact one life can have.
This production of “It’s a Wonderful Life” caps off another fantastic year for Riverbend Players. From productions of “Crimes of the Heart,” “The Play That Goes Wrong,” and “The Girl on the Train,” to our workshops and volunteer programs, and now this record-breaking production, we have been so fortunate to share so many wonderful moments with you.
Your continued support allows us to bring quality theatre to our coastal community, to provide opportunities for local artists, and to enrich the lives of everyone who walks through our doors.
We are deeply grateful for your patronage, enthusiasm, and belief in live theatre’s power. You are the heart and soul of Riverbend Players, and we are so proud to share this success with you. We look forward to bringing you engaging, thought-provoking, and entertaining productions in the future.
Thank you again for making “It’s a Wonderful Life” a truly unforgettable experience and making this another truly successful year for Riverbend Players.
With sincere gratitude,
Frank Squillo
President, Riverbend Players Community Theater
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You’ll have to negotiate with him the prices. I am helping him until January.
Sweet family and the dad is desperate to find a safe place for his kids. He is not opposed to the babysitter staying in their RV but it might be easier to babysit at your own residence. The kids sleep early so you’d only need to be fully present the first couple of hours of the shift.
Please email me then I’ll give you his #.
Thank you.
ALL Holiday items are 20% off!!!
Wishing you all the Happiest of Holiday Seasons!
SeaStar
Thank You!! Merry Christmas!
Desired Locations/Property Features:
* Location: North Oregon Coast, Cullaby Lake, or SW Washington (e.g., Chinook, Ilwaco, Long Beach).
Home:
Open to various bedroom sizes, with a preference for:
* Little to no stairs
* Parking
* Laundry and dishwasher included
* Quiet, unfurnished, non-smoking, and drug-free environment
* Small yard, and / or outside patio like area
* Bonus Features (not dealbreakers): Garage, air conditioning, fireplace, ice maker, proximity to local amenities.
About Me:
I’m a middle-aged, well-educated healthcare provider with stable income, excellent references, and a deep respect for property care. I also have well-behaved, middle-aged pets and treat every home as if it were my own.
If you have a rental that fits these criteria, I’d love to hear from you! Let’s work together to create a great long-term rental arrangement.
As we move together, let’s inquire: what lies beyond my habitual view? How do others see the world? Let’s expand our awareness, embracing the wisdom of diverse perspectives.
May our dance be a celebration of our individuality and a bridge to deeper understanding and connection.
At the white clover grange
$10-$20 suggested donation
No one turned away for lack of funds.
All ages, genders and abilities welcome
What: Come dance and explore the power of PERSPECTIVE.
Each of us is a unique expression of the divine, with our own distinct lens on the world.
As we move together, let’s inquire: what lies beyond my habitual view? How do others see the world? Let’s expand our awareness, embracing the wisdom of diverse perspectives.
May our dance be a celebration of our individuality and a bridge to deeper understanding and connection.
Hostes by Christina and Neil
Karine Jean-Pierre, White House Press Secretary refused to answer the drone question and said she would not get into hypotheticals.…but said that President Biden has been wrestling and wrestling and wrestling with this question and has decided to preemptively pardon all further questions during his presidency!
But I know what the drones are:
Santa was notified by the Climate Change Committee that he can no longer use reindeer because their poop causes climate change. Drones were suggested. Santa felt they should stick with the original story of Christmas and phase in “the new drone delivery system” little by little, or kids would be even more upset then they are now, as many of them have just realized that the things they told Santa they wanted for Christmas were no longer appropriate for their new gender identities.
There was a big legal challenge (secretly) and finally Santa, realizing the enormous threat of climate disasters, and considering the millions of compensation in dollars offered to him, (which would come from diverting that big shipment of 988 millions of dollars for military equipment supposed to go to the Ukraine.) agreed to deliver presents by drones this year.
This money was diverted to Santa for new drone equipment, under the “Drones for Santa act” that was passed quickly and quietly in congress. What are over our skies now, are drones being flown by undocumented immigrants with serious criminal records, some in child trafficking who have been promised pardons by Biden, who also promised them American citizenship if they take these drone flying jobs and can deliver all presents on time by Christmas. They are practice flying these drones now.
This story was just published in the New Pork Times
Call Ken
Cannon Beach
503-729-9540
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THE FINAL TWO PERFORMANCES AT THE NCRD PERFORMING ARTS CENTER IN NEHALEM THIS WEEKEND.
In Bedford Falls, a story takes flight,
Of love and loss, and finding your light.
Don’t miss the magic, on the stage you’ll see,
“It’s a Wonderful Life”—a Christmas memory.
TICKETS AND SHOW TIMES FOR THIS CHRISTMAS CLASSIC:
www.RiverbendPlayers.org
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY transforms the beloved holiday classic into a 1940s radio broadcast, and you’re part of the live audience.
The story comes to life in a live studio performance featuring 13 actors portraying 44 characters and live sound effects.
George Bailey’s story, which concerns his doubts about his life’s purpose, is poignantly told as an angel shows him the world he never knew he shaped.
Directed by Frank Squillo.
The two remaining shows will be held on December 21st and 22nd at the NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem.
Show times: Saturday night at 7:00 PM and the Sunday matinee at 2:00 PM.
Tickets at www.RiverbendPlayers.org
All new season passes are on sale, saving you 20% off the regular price and securing your favorite seats for every show next year.
It makes the perfect holiday gift for any theater lover!
Photo credits: Willy Paul Photo
Back row, left to right: Bill Britton, Mark Bartrom, Frank Squillo
Middle row, left to right: Eric Arnold, Linda Olsson, Bryonie Arnold, Gary Clark, Katie Hackman, Scott Fisher
Front row, left to right: Oliver Arnold, Colbie Conner, Mila Jarvis, Quincy Powell
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You can learn more about cats and kittens available for adoption at unitedpaws.wordress.com, where you can also complete an adoption application and get pre-approved. Once pre-approved, you can schedule a “Meet & Greet.” You can also email unitedpawsapps@gmail.com or call United Paws at 503-842-5663 for more info.
Motor/engine manufacturer: Honda
Engine Type: GCV 160 OHC
Drive System: Rear Wheel Drive
Cutting Width: 21in
Originally purchased at Kimmel’s Hardware in Tillamook.
Includes rear bag and mulching accessories.
Located in Nehalem
$145
I decided to keep my old Ghana Straw hat instead which I have had for 44 years and still wear almost daily!
$55 new price. Selling for $10
Available for Pick up in Bayside Gardens.
The photo shows the style of the hat for sale and similar design except the rings of color of the hat I am selling are red and purple hues and there are more rings of color on the brim.
phone or text 503-812-2022
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/dec/02/trump-protest-fatigue
And there’s a section labeled “Managing anxiety around political news” in an even earlier article:
I hope this is helpful, and if so please pass it along,
-Dave