Move your Body Mid-Week

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Dear Movers, Shakers, Groovers, and Dancers!

Join us Wednesday, March 5th, for our weekly dance.

White Clover Grange
36585 Hwy 53
Nehalem

Facilitator: Starr Misner
6pm Meditation and Mantra experience for abundance and prosperity
6:30pm Energetic Dance Flow towards Spring
8pm Circle Closing and Finish

All ages welcome. No dance experience needed.

Suggested Donation: $10-20 to support this offering.
No one turned away due to lack of funds.

This is a free-flowing dance and movement experience. Enjoy the experience however you’d like with an intention of connecting deeper to yourself and exploring movement without words.

It’s an open space to play, celebrate life and community, practice embodiment modalities, enjoy music, process emotions, connect with others, and ultimately be nourished by the experience on a physical, emotional, energetic, and/or spiritual level.

Dance Etiquette/Tips:
*All are welcome – Family friendly events – Come as you are.
*Dance connections are an option, be clear with your yes or no, verbal or nonverbal.
*Flow toys are welcome!
*Bring a water bottle and layers.
*Bring kindness and respect for yourself and others and your willingness to explore and to dive into the ecstasy of spirit available through movement.
*No outside shoes on the dance floor if possible (dirty floors aren’t fun to roll around on)
*Please no strong scents, including body odor.
*Incense, we’ll keep it in the foyer.
*We ask that you limit talking during the dance set. Set up, break time, and the foyer area are great places to have longer conversations to limit distractions for others.
*We are encouraging everyone to be mindful of each other’s safety and health and stay home if you are not feeling well or have been exposed to someone sick. Follow your own judgment on whether to wear a mask or not.

Image credit: White Tara by Margaret Duperly

Hoffman Clay Studio Classes

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Only a few spots left in these NEW classes at the Hoffman Clay Studio.
Early spring is a great time to throw yourself into pottery!

Functional Tableware – An Intermediate Wheel Class 
April 30, May 7, 14, 21
Ever want to make your own tableware?
Explore wheel-throwing techniques with Tara Spires-Bell to craft durable and functional
pieces, and create your personalized dinnerware set in this four-part class for
experienced wheel potters. At the end of the course, you’ll walk away with a beautiful
set of tableware and the skills to continue your pottery journey.
hoffmanarts.org/events/functional-tableware-an-intermediate-wheel-class/ ?

March Wheel Class Clinic – For Beginner and Intermediate Levels 
with Janice Gaines-Ehlen
4 Sunday afternoon sessions | March 9, 16, 23, and 30 | 1:00-4:00pm
This 4-part workshop is designed for anyone interested in learning to throw on the
potter’s wheel or perhaps restart their throwing practice.  The format will be a
combination of instruction and hands-on practice.   The small class size provides
maximum time for one-on-one coaching, practice and support.  One Day-Pass session
each week is also included in the materials fee to allow independent practice throughout
the month.
hoffmanarts.org/events/wheel-class-clinic-for-beginner-and-intermediate-levels-
march_2025/ ?

Ceramics Design Techniques a 2-Day Workshop 
with Kathleen Kanas
April 19 and 20| 10:00am –4:00pm
This workshop provides an introduction to design basics, supplies and methods for a
wide variety of ceramics design and glazing techniques.  The use of underglazes,
stains, wax resist, slip trailing, sgraffito, and stenciling will be covered in both
instructional and hands-on activities and practice.
hoffmanarts.org/events/ceramics-design-techniques/?

NEW! Bodega Taproom in Cannon Beach

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Come visit Bodega Taproom & Bottle Shop in Cannon Beach! We’re a cozy spot for craft beer, wine, and cider that opened in August 2024, nestled in the former Laurel’s Wine Shop location — right next to Bistro and just across the street from the iconic Bruce’s Candy Kitchen on N. Hemlock St.

We offer 8 taps (with at least one cider on draft), wine by the glass, and a selection of about 100 beers and ciders to choose from in our cooler, along with over 50 bottles of wine.

Whether you want to relax and enjoy your drinks here or grab something to go, we’ve got you covered. When the weather’s nice, be sure to enjoy the charming back patio. Since we don’t have a kitchen, we’re a 21+ establishment, but feel free to bring your own food. And don’t forget — dogs are always welcome!

Bodega was recently honored as one of the Best New Beer Bars & Taphouses in Oregon by New School Beer: newschoolbeer.com/home/2024/11/best-new-beer-bars-amp-taprooms-of-2024

We were also featured in a wonderful article by the Cannon Beach Gazette: www.cannonbeachgazette.com/community/bodega-taproom-bottle-shop-taps-into-community/article_23bb33ac-ee5c-11ef-aa40-bf13c7714ae2.html

We’re really excited to offer something unique to the Cannon Beach community and deeply appreciate all the support we’ve received!

We’re open Wed-Sun from 12-7pm. Be sure to follow us on Instagram @bodegataproom for the latest updates.

News from the Nehalem Bay Health District

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Nehalem Bay Health District Work Session

10:00 AM, Wednesday, March 5, 2025
Location: Zoom remote video conferencing

This meeting is open to the public.
The Zoom link below is for members of the public who wish to attend

The Zoom link can also be accessed at the Health District website: seallp.zoom.us/j/85815352010?pwd=ahpaaaQ3qDfh6zVQ0UOFjR407SVyfX.1&from=addon

Agenda

Health District board members and leadership of the Nehalem Valley Care Center will receive an update from Scott Edwards Architects regarding the ongoing renovation and remodel of the Care Center in Wheeler.

The meeting is expected to last one hour.

RIVERBEND PLAYERS AUDITIONS FOR THE COMEDY ‘SORDID LIVES’ TOMORROW AND TUESDAY

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SORDID LIVES OPEN AUDITIONS TOMORROW AND TUESDAY, MARCH 3rd and MARCH 4th

CAST OF CHARACTERS: 7 WOMEN / 6 MEN

Open auditions for all 13 parts will be held at the NCRD Performing Arts Center from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.

Audition details are available at www.riverbendplayers.org

Special Audition Notice:
Riverbend Players seeks a triple-threat actress for the role of Bitsy Mae Harling in SORDID LIVES (played in the movie by Olivia Newton-John).
Bitsy Mae is a sassy, charming, down-on-her-luck country singer with a heart of gold. Think Dolly Parton meets a touch of Reba. Must sing country/blues, play guitar proficiently, and possess some acting skills. Email the director, Frank Squillo, at fsquillo@riverbendplayers.org

SORDID LIVES is a dark comedy set in a small Texas town, revolving around the eccentric Turpin family and their friends as they grapple with the sudden and embarrassing death of the family matriarch.

Peggy’s demise occurs during an illicit tryst in a seedy motel room with her younger, married neighbor, resulting in a hilariously scandalous cover-up.

As the family prepares for Peggy’s funeral, long-buried secrets and family tensions erupt, leading to a series of outrageous events.

The play satirizes small-town life, family dysfunction, and societal prejudices with a sharp wit and a deep affection for its flawed but lovable characters.

SORDID LIVES celebrates individuality and acceptance, even in the face of the most “sordid” circumstances.

It’s a raucous and heartwarming story about finding your place in a world that often tries to define you.

RATED MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY: ‘Sordid Lives’ is intended for mature audiences. The play contains comedic depictions of sensitive topics, including infidelity, mental health, LGBTQ+ issues, strong language, sexual content and innuendos, and situations not suitable for children or some younger audiences. Audience discretion is advised.

News from the Nehalem Bay Health District

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Nehalem Bay Health Center and Pharmacy Update

For the week of: 3/3/2025

What to expect this week:
• Siding to begin at south elevation
• Sheet metal roof flashing to continue
• Second floor mechanical, electrical, plumbing and sprinkler rough-in to continue

Major milestones on the project:
• Vinyl window install complete
• Weather barrier install complete
• Low roof area interior insulation complete

About the new Health Center and Pharmacy
• The new Nehalem Bay Health Center and Pharmacy is a project of the Nehalem Bay Health District, an Oregon special district that has existed since the early 1950’s. The
District also owns the Nehalem Valley Care Center, the old Wheeler hospital and the current clinic building on Rowe Street in Wheeler.
• The decision to develop a new Health Center was driven by space limitations in the current clinic, as well as limits on the number of patients who can be served and
services that can be provided.
• The new Health Center will have 15 exam and procedure rooms, a major upgrade from the existing facility, allowing space to accommodate specialty
services, including x-ray and dental.

Have questions?
• Email the Health District at: info@nehalembayhd.org
• Call: Kevin McMurry: 503-753-1185, Jake Werger: 971-221-5958 or Marc Johnson: 208-866-6864
• Visit the District website: www.nehalembayhd.org

Estate sale, limited hours, lots of stuff!

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Estate sale happening now, 3/1 & 3/2 – next door to the Nehalem Hope Chest, off Hwy 101.
Saturday hours: 10 – 3 pm
Sunday hours: 9 – 2 pm
A variety of items from big to small! Tools, wood-shop supplies, hunting & fishing equipment featured, including 2 boats on trailers. Kitchen supplies, hand milled wood planks, unique knick knacks, etc.

RIVERBEND PLAYERS AUDITIONS FOR THE COMEDY ‘SORDID LIVES’ MARCH 3RD AND MARCH 4TH

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SORDID LIVES OPEN AUDITIONS MARCH 3rd and MARCH 4th

CAST OF CHARACTERS: 7 W / 6 M

Open auditions for all 13 parts will be held at the NCRD Performing Arts Center on Monday, March 3rd, and Tuesday, March 4th,.

Audition details are available at www.riverbendplayers.org

Special Audition Notice: Riverbend Players seeks a triple-threat actress for the role of Bitsy Mae Harling in SORDID LIVES (played in the movie by Olivia Newton-John).
Bitsy Mae is a sassy, charming, down-on-her-luck country singer with a heart of gold.
Think Dolly Parton meets a touch of Reba. Must sing country/blues, play guitar proficiently, and possess some acting skills.
Email the director, Frank Squillo, at fsquillo@riverbendplayers.org

SORDID LIVES is a dark comedy set in a small Texas town, revolving around the eccentric Turpin family and their friends as they grapple with the sudden and embarrassing death of the family matriarch.

Peggy’s demise occurs during an illicit tryst in a seedy motel room with her younger, married neighbor, resulting in a hilariously scandalous cover-up.

As the family prepares for Peggy’s funeral, long-buried secrets and family tensions erupt, leading to a series of outrageous events.

The play satirizes small-town life, family dysfunction, and societal prejudices with a sharp wit and a deep affection for its flawed but lovable characters.

SORDID LIVES celebrates individuality and acceptance, even in the face of the most “sordid” circumstances.

It’s a raucous and heartwarming story about finding your place in a world that often tries to define you.

RATED MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY: ‘Sordid Lives’ is intended for mature audiences. The play contains comedic depictions of sensitive topics, including infidelity, mental health, LGBTQ+ issues, strong language, sexual content and innuendos, and situations not suitable for children or some younger audiences. Audience discretion is advised.

News from the Nehalem Bay Health District

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Mary Leverette Appointed to Health District Board

Mary Leverette, a resident of Wheeler, has been appointed to fill a vacancy on the Nehalem Bay Health District board of directors.

Leverette was unanimously selected by the Health District board during its February 26, 2025 board meeting. She will fill out the remainder of the term of former board member Lynda Chick, who resigned late last year.

Leverette was recently elected to the Wheeler City Council, and she has been very active in the Emergency Volunteer Corps of Nehalem Bay and also serves as coordinator of the annual Wheeler Clean Up Day. Leverette has an MS degree in psychology from Portland State University and before permanently relocating to Wheeler five years ago worked for the City of Portland’s Office of Sustainable Development and before that for the Mental Health & Developmental Disability Services Division of the State of Oregon.

“Our board is delighted that Mary has stepped up at a critical time for the Health District and our communities,” said Marc C. Johnson, board president. “Her experience, enthusiasm and wisdom will ensure that she is an immediate contributor helping further the District’s mission to facilitate delivery of health & community services in North Tillamook County.”

The Health District is currently developing the new Nehalem Bay Health Center and Pharmacy in Wheeler with construction expected to be complete in September 2025, renovating the region’s only skilled nursing facility the Nehalem Valley Care Center and planning development of workforce housing on District owned property.

For more on the District visit: www.nehalembayhd.org

Tillamook Bay Watershed Council seeks Council Coordinator

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The Tillamook Estuaries Partnership is assisting the Tillamook Bay Watershed Council with getting the word out about their current open position.

Tillamook Bay Watershed Council seeking Watershed Council Coordinator

The Coordinator will manage all operations of the TBWC, including the development of Watershed Council funding, development and maintenance of Watershed Council relationships, development of programs and projects, and strategic planning. The Coordinator will work with partners and community groups throughout the basin to build collaborative relationships and develop and manage restoration and conservation efforts within the watershed.

This position requires being able to work independently and as part of a team to support the work of the TBWC. The Coordinator will regularly meet and work with the Board of Directors to set workplace priorities and assist in making decisions on current issues. The Coordinator reports to and is supervised by the Board chair.

To learn more and apply, please visit – www.tbnep.org/tillamook-bay-watershed-council-resources/

Handy Man Services Available

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Inquire about available work opportunities.
Landline: (971)324-0149

PLEASE NOTE: NO EMAILS.

Greetings Nehalem,
I am a local resident and father of three seeking additional employment opportunities in the Nehalem/Manzanita/Wheeler/Miami Foley area.

If you have any projects that require attention, I am your go-to individual.

I possess a diverse skillset and am adaptable to various tasks. My skills encompass:

* Yard work (both large and small properties, with my own equipment)

* Painting (interior, exterior, cars, toys)

* Heavy equipment operation

* Guttering

* Skilled automotive mechanic

* Licensed driver

* Transportation services

* Errand running

* Pet sitting and walking

And much more!

If you have a project in mind that is not listed, please do not hesitate to inquire.

I am confident that I can assist you with your needs.

Thank you for your time and consideration.
I look forward to the opportunity to discuss your project requirements in further detail.

Please call to discuss work opportunities: (971)324-0149

**PLEASE NOTE: NO EMAILS.**
I am an older father who relies on his daughters for assistance with emails and BBQ posts (haha, I am trying to learn, but my progress is slow). Therefore, please contact me by phone: (971)324-0149

Mowing/ Weedwack/Hedges/ Gutters

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Available for Mowing large properties, making your hedges beautiful,
tree triming, weed wacking job, and Gutters.
I have my own equipment.
Available now in the
Nehalem, Wheeler, Manzanita, Miami Foley areas.

If out of those areas please don’t hesitate to ask because if I
can make it happen for you I will.

Please call me for more details or to schedule

971-324-0149

Cannon Beach Arts Association / Gallery is Hiring!

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The Cannon Beach Arts Association + Gallery is hiring!

Now Hiring: Summer Art Camp Director
Join us at Cannon Beach Arts Association! We’re looking for a passionate leader to manage our Summer Art Camp (July 14-18, 2025). Oversee and plan camp operations, engage with students, and inspire creativity in a fun, safe environment. If you have event planning and leadership experience and a love for the arts, apply today!
Submit your resume & cover letter to director@cannonbeacharts.org.

Now Hiring: Part-Time Gallery Assistant
Join our team at Cannon Beach Arts Association & Gallery! We’re looking for a friendly, organized individual to assist with gallery operations, customer service, and supporting local artists. If you’re passionate about the arts, apply today!
Send your resume & cover letter by to director@cannonbeacharts.org.
www.cannonbeacharts.org/open-positions

RIVERBEND PLAYERS AUDITIONS FOR THE COMEDY ‘SORDID LIVES’ MARCH 3RD AND MARCH 4TH

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SORDID LIVES OPEN AUDITIONS MARCH 3rd and MARCH 4th

CAST OF CHARACTERS: 7 W / 6 M

Open auditions for all 13 parts will be held at the NCRD Performing Arts Center on Monday, March 3rd, and Tuesday, March 4th,.

Audition details are available at www.riverbendplayers.org

Special Audition Notice: Riverbend Players seeks a triple-threat actress for the role of Bitsy Mae Harling in SORDID LIVES (played in the movie by Olivia Newton-John).
Bitsy Mae is a sassy, charming, down-on-her-luck country singer with a heart of gold.
Think Dolly Parton meets a touch of Reba. Must sing country/blues, play guitar proficiently, and possess some acting skills.
Email the director, Frank Squillo, at fsquillo@riverbendplayers.org

SORDID LIVES is a dark comedy set in a small Texas town, revolving around the eccentric Turpin family and their friends as they grapple with the sudden and embarrassing death of the family matriarch.

Peggy’s demise occurs during an illicit tryst in a seedy motel room with her younger, married neighbor, resulting in a hilariously scandalous cover-up.

As the family prepares for Peggy’s funeral, long-buried secrets and family tensions erupt, leading to a series of outrageous events.

The play satirizes small-town life, family dysfunction, and societal prejudices with a sharp wit and a deep affection for its flawed but lovable characters.

SORDID LIVES celebrates individuality and acceptance, even in the face of the most “sordid” circumstances.

It’s a raucous and heartwarming story about finding your place in a world that often tries to define you.

RATED MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY: ‘Sordid Lives’ is intended for mature audiences. The play contains comedic depictions of sensitive topics, including infidelity, mental health, LGBTQ+ issues, strong language, sexual content and innuendos, and situations not suitable for children or some younger audiences. Audience discretion is advised.

Sorry forgot the LINK – The Pioneer Week in Review

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Pioneer Week in Review for February 27, 2025
https://youtu.be/UquyA4YlajI
A major storm pounds the coast.
A firey Rockaway Town Hall.
The Salmonberry Trail Project Revisited.
(NOTE: The Salmonberry Trail Project is now handled by salmonberrytrail.org/ and STIA -Salmonberry Trail Intergovernmental Agency)
Wheeler’s Mayor and her vision for 2025.
Coastal Inflation Tracker Premieres.
Fire Mountain School Celebrates.
Join us as the Pioneer Week in Review looks at local news and community events here on our little Edge of the Earth.

Jeff’s NEXT honey etc. delivery trip is TUESDAY March 11th!

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Jeff’s NEXT home-or-office delivery trip will be on TUESDAY March 11th in the afternoon hours – from Tillamook proper along 101 to Manzanita. On board will be REAL Vermont maple syrup (2 pack sizes – dark/robust grade only), OG apple-cider vinegar (Washington apple source – made in Idaho – two-for $12), OG chocolate sauce (three for $20), three-raw honey sampler from separate collections in western Oregon, quarts of raw Blackberry honey from the Yaquina basin, raw Marcola Wildflower honey in both quart and half-gallon pack sizes too. Orders must be placed in advance – cash or your good check preferred – reach out to Jeff via text to his cell: 208-424-0042 – or via e-mail: jwmerc@gmail.com. See you on TUESDAY March 11th in the afternoon hours!!! JW

Local News and Community Events-Pioneer Week in Review

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Pioneer Week in Review for February 27, 2025
A major storm pounds the coast.
A firey Rockaway Town Hall.
The Salmonberry Trail Project Revisited.
(NOTE: The Salmonberry Trail Project is now handled by salmonberrytrail.org/ and STIA -Salmonberry Trail Intergovernmental Agency)
Wheeler’s Mayor and her vision for 2025.
Coastal Inflation Tracker Premieres.
Fire Mountain School Celebrates.
Join us as the Pioneer Week in Review looks at local news and community events here on our little Edge of the Earth.

‘THE MOUSETRAP’ BY AGATHA CHRISTIE OPENS THIS FRIDAY NIGHT! MEET THE CAST: JULI STRATTON

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Riverbend Players kicks off our 2025 Season with our first-ever production of an Agatha Christie murder mystery!

THE MOUSETRAP opens for nine shows Friday, February 28th, and runs through March 16th at the NCRD Performing Arts Center.

Meet the Cast: Juli Stratton

Juli takes the stage for her ninth production with Riverbend, following her last performance in THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG.

Juli is actively involved with Riverbend Players as the board’s vice president, teaches Tai Chi by the Sea, and hosts her podcast, “What’s On Top.”

She lives with her wife, Amy, and their two fur kids in Manzanita.

Juli believes in embracing life to the fullest and inspiring others to do the same.

THE MOUSETRAP by Agatha Christie:

A classic murder mystery occurs in Monkswell Manor, a guesthouse where a snowstorm traps a group of strangers.

As news arrives of a murder nearby, the guests realize that the killer might be among them.

Detective Sergeant Trotter arrives to investigate, but as tensions rise and secrets are uncovered, another murder occurs.

The play is famous for its surprise twist ending, and audiences are traditionally asked to keep the plot’s resolution a secret.

The Mousetrap holds the world record as the longest-running play, debuting in 1952 and remaining continuously on stage.

Get your 2025 SEASON PASS now and save 20%. It’s only available until March 16th.

Tickets and the 2025 SEASON PASS are available at www.RiverbendPlayers.org

Take Your Seat at the Table. Run For Office!

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Hey MooVoters!

Election Time is Coming Up.

Every two years, on odd numbered years, there are elections for Special Districts throughout the United States. There are over 50,000 Special Districts across the country. Special Districts are controlled by boards of five to seven people. They make the decisions that truly affect your day to day life. They make the decisions for schools, fire departments, water, sanitary, transportation, recreation, and more.

Throughout Tillamook County there are 123 Board Positions up for election this May. These boards control over $200 million throughout the county. Would you like to be part of making the decisions that affect Tillamook County? Now’s your chance.

To run for a seat you must be registered to vote and live in the district for the seat you’re pursuing. Some districts are further separated by zones. If a seat lists a zone, you must live within the zone of the district to run for that seat. However, all of the voters in that district will be voting for all of the available seats. If a seat is listed as “position” than you are eligible to file for any of those positions. If you’re confused about what seat you might be eligible for, the friendly folks at the county clerk’s office will help you figure it out.

Although all of these positions are non-partisan, you’re encouraged to seek assistance in your campaign from your party or other organizations. But remember an endorsement from a party doesn’t mean the candidate represents the party, it means the party likes what the candidate represents.
Tillamook County Democrats – electionschair@tillcodems.org
Independent Party of Oregon – indparty.com/contact
Tillamook County Republicans – tillamookcountygop.com/contact
Working Families Party of Oregon – act.workingfamilies.org/forms/apply-for-the-wfp-endorsement

Filing is easy and just $10. You can fill out PDF Form SEL 190 online at sos.oregon.gov/elections/Documents/SEL190.pdf. Then you print it out and file it with the County Clerk at the Tillamook County Courthouse, 201 Laurel Ave., Tillamook, OR 97141. You may also pick up blank forms at the clerk’s office. You can mail the filing plus fee, or go into the office. The deadline to file is March 20, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. Good luck!! And, thank you.

COUNTY
Tillamook Bay Community College (TBCC)
Zone 2, 4-yr term
Zone 3, 4-yr term
Zone 4, 4-yr term
Zone 6, 4-yr term

Tillamook County Transportation District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term
Position 7, 4-yr term

Tillamook County Emergency Communications District 911
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

NORTH COUNTY
Neah-Kah-Nie School District #56
Zone 1, 4-yr term
Zone 3, 4-yr term
Zone 4, 4-yr term

Neah-Kah-Nie Water District
Position 1, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 2, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

North County Recreation District
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Nehalem Bay Fire and Rescue District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 4-yr term

Nehalem Bay Health District
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Nehalem Bay Wastewater Agency
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Port of Nehalem
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 4, 4-yr term

Nedonna Rural Fire Protection District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 3, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Twin Rocks Sanitary District
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Twin Rocks Water District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 4, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Watseco-Barview Water District
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Garibaldi Rural Fire Protection District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 3, 4-yr term

Port of Garibaldi
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 4, 4-yr term

MID COUNTY
Tillamook School District #9
Position 1, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Tillamook Fire District
Position 2, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Port of Tillamook Bay
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Fairview Water District
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 2-yr unexpired term

Hunt Water District
Position 1, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Kilchis Water District
Position 3, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Tone Water District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Long Prairie Water District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 4, 4-yr term

Northwoods Water District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 3 4-yr term
Position 4 4-yr term
Position 5, 2-yr unexpired term

Oceanside Water District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Netarts-Oceanside Rural Fire Protection District
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Netarts-Oceanside Sanitary District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 3, 4-yr term

Netarts Water District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 3, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 5, 4-yr term

SOUTH COUNTY
Beaver Water District
Position 2, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Hebo Joint Water and Sanitary Authority
Position 1, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 3, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Cloverdale Water District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 5, 2-yr unexpired term

Cloverdale Sanitary District
Position 1, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 3, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 4, 4-yr term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Neskowin Regional Water District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 4, 2-yr unexpired term

Neskowin Regional Sanitary Authority
3 Positions up for 4-yr terms

Pacific City Joint Water and Sanitary District
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 4, 4-yr term

Nestucca Valley School District #101
Position 1, 4-yr term
Position 2, 4-yr term
Position 4, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 5, 4-yr term

Nestucca Rural Fire Protection District
Position 3, 4-yr term
Position 4, 2-yr unexpired term
Position 5, 4-yr term

YOGA WORKSHOP THIS FRIDAY: Cultivating Your Inner Gaze

Submitted By: aprilclarkyoga@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
A workshop combining yoga, meditation and reflection to turn your attention inward during intense times!

Thee news cycle swirl is intense right now, and a lot of people of fielding a lot of feelings as a result. This workshop is an invitation to slow down and attend to you, to bring you back into relationship with where in your life you have autonomy and choice points to live in alignment with your values.

In this workshop you’ll have an opportunity to identify what you want to acknowledge in yourself and look at what you want to move toward by the end of 2025.You’ll be guided through asana, reflections and conversation prompts designed for unique-to-you insights and connections. To this end, be prepared for asana, journaling, and a short partner exercise. We’ll end with a deep yoga nidra meditation to settle your nervous system.

By the end of this workshop you will:

Articulate what you want to acknowledge in yourself
Envision how you want to show up in the new year
Identify one to three action steps to move you into deeper alignment with your stated desires.

WHERE: Sea Dream Yoga Studio in Nehalem
WHEN: Friday, Feb. 28 5:30-8pm

Learn More/ Sign Up at SeaDreamYoga.com

Direct link to sign up: SeaDreamScheduling.as.me/anataradrishti

‘THE MOUSETRAP’ BY AGATHA CHRISTIE OPENS THIS FRIDAY NIGHT! MEET THE CAST: JOEL SHAPIRO

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Riverbend Players kicks off our 2025 Season with our first-ever production of an Agatha Christie murder mystery!

THE MOUSETRAP opens for nine shows Friday, February 28th, and runs through March 16th at the NCRD Performing Arts Center.

Meet the Cast: Joel Shapiro

This is Joel’s Riverbend Players and acting debut.

A retired teacher, he splits his time between Manzanita and Portland with his partner, Marla.

He enjoys dragon boating, cooking, volunteering at Rosehaven Shelter, and taking long beach walks with their new puppy, Tilly.

He is excited about his new adventures on stage and the chance to be part of such a terrific theater community.

THE MOUSETRAP by Agatha Christie:

A classic murder mystery occurs in Monkswell Manor, a guesthouse where a snowstorm traps a group of strangers.

As news arrives of a murder nearby, the guests realize that the killer might be among them.

Detective Sergeant Trotter arrives to investigate, but as tensions rise and secrets are uncovered, another murder occurs.

The play is famous for its surprise twist ending, and audiences are traditionally asked to keep the plot’s resolution a secret.

The Mousetrap holds the world record as the longest-running play, debuting in 1952 and remaining continuously on stage.

Get your 2025 SEASON PASS now and save 20%. It’s only available until March 16th.

Tickets and the 2025 SEASON PASS are available at www.RiverbendPlayers.org

Nehalem Bay Health District Board Meetings

Submitted By: marc@nehalembayhd.org – Click to email about this post
Public Notice:

February 26, 2025 – 4:00 pm

Nehalem Bay Health District and Wheeler Care Center, LLC Board meetings.

The Zoom link can also be accessed at the Health District website

Join Zoom Meeting
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For general questions, to request meeting information
or if you require communication assistance or accommodation please contact: info@nehalembayhd.org
or call 503-368-5119

AGENDA – Nehalem Bay Health District

1. Call to order

2. Consent agenda
a. Minutes of January 15, 2025 board meeting
b. Financial report
c. Project report

3. Consideration of board appointments
a. Nehalem Bay Health District board
b. Nehalem Bay Health District budget
committee

4. Health Center/Pharmacy project update
a. Chris Mastrandrea – The Klosh Group

5. Strategic Plan discussion and adoption
a. Dr. Margaret Banyan, Portland State
University
b. John Donovan, Oregon Solutions Director

7. Independent audit update

8. Informational items
a. Care Center renovation

9. Public comment

10. Items for the good of the order

11. Adjournment

AGENDA – Wheeler Care Center LLC Board Meeting
5:30 pm, Wednesday, February 26, 2025 or immediately following the Health District board meeting

1. Call to order

2. Consent agenda
a. Minutes of January 22, 2025 board meeting

3. Care Center Management Report
– Monthly financial report

4. Contract renewal with Canyon Wren Consulting, LLC

5. Public comment

6. Items for the good of the order

7. Adjournment