35695 8TH PL. NEHALEM, OR 97131
TEXT @ 503-706-1563
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This week’s sermon is “Legitimate Doubts” and is 34 minutes long and will explore our doubts about our government, our democracy, and our union. We can talk about the sermon afterwards, or not.
Zoom link below
Invite link for Saturday 10 AM
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Recordings are available for those who are unable to attend the zoom. Contact me at codger817@gmail.com and I’ll e-mail one to you. Recordings also available for earlier sessions.
Our office in downtown Tillamook is open again! Contact ElectionsChair@tillcodems.org if you can fill one or more of the open positions shown on the schedule above.
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3/5/2025
3/5/2025
$825 a month including utilities.
Shared bathroom and common space, you’d be sharing space with two easygoing males in their late 20’s/ early 30’s, and a young house cat.
House has multiple areas that are available for storage, plenty of parking space.
Looking for a long term renter with a strong work ethic, will take in anyone with a heart and desire to live here.
Contact me by either calling or texting:
845-616-6954
or emailing:
arlingtonhart@gmail.com
Lots of potential for a good worker in the community who needs housing.
Katie 971-221-5304
*pics were too large to add I guess?
Happy to send a couple!
11:30am – 4:40pm
35695 8th St. Nehalem, OR 97131
text 503-706-1563
This even is recommended for ages 3-5. We hope to see you there!
I am in Nehalem. I will pickup. Or, if you have a lot, which would require more than one load in my compact Crossover SUV, perhaps, if your vehicle can haul more, I could pay you to drop your cardboard off at my house in Bayside Gardens/Nehalem
Thank you, Sheila Moran
text me at 503-812-2022
We’ll be delivering 3 rounds of 10 questions covering a variety of topics along with a bonus table picture round. The winning team will walk away with bragging rights and a wonderful prize – for everyone else, you’ll gain some fun knowledge and perhaps a new friend or two!
Bring your own snacks to share at your table (along with your own plates and silverware) and a bottle of wine or a soft drink to donate to the bar.
Tickets are $10 per person for this night of elation, frustration, groans and belly laughs.
All are welcome, so come and check out the Pine Grove Community House! Space is limited, please purchase your tickets in advance by going to this link:
thepinegrove.org/sys/website/?pageId=18215
See you there!
From beginning to end this is one of the best articles I have ever read. -Dave
SEE IT THIS WEEKEND!
Riverbend Players launched the 2025 season with our first-ever Agatha Christie murder mystery—playing to huge crowds!
With six remaining shows, THE MOUSETRAP runs through March 16th at the NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem.
THE MOUSETRAP by Agatha Christie
Directed by Randy Schultz:
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% on tickets. It’s only available until March 16th.
Tickets and the 2025 SEASON PASS are available now at www.RiverbendPlayers.org
Photo left to right: Rachel Pinci, Christine Calkins, Janet Stinson
Willy Paul Photo for Riverbend Players. All rights reserved.
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A new group has formed on Facebook: The Tillamook County Transportation Truth Forum is live and waiting for you to jump onboard.
This group is for riders, staff and former staff of The Wave, NW Rides, or Dial-A-Ride, allies, and advocates. Tillamook County Transportation District belongs to the people and you deserve to be heard.
TCTD has blocked the ability for people to comment on their FB posts. They have also made it difficult to comment at their monthly meetings.
This forum is for anyone that has something they wish to share about the TCTD and the services they are responsible for providing. This can be experiences, wishes, comments, suggestions, etc.
A transcript of this forum will be submitted to the TCTD Board on a regular basis.
Anonymous posts are welcome.
Be kind to one another.
Don’t argue.
Mark it on your calendar. Come join us for the North Coast Veterans for Peace meeting.
Coffee and drinks will be provided. The following is the info you’ll need for the VFP meeting:
Thursday – March, 13th
Time – 10:30 am PST
Place – Offshore grill in Manzanita
Everyone is invited, you need not be a veteran to attend. Really looking forward to seeing everybody.
If you can’t make it in person, you can always zoom via the following link
North Coast Veterans for Peace is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Join Zoom Meeting
us06web.zoom.us/j/87254740556?pwd=7rvDylDeoWZEIwrmAyp05UnohIGDm8.1
Meeting ID: 872 5474 0556
Passcode: 333942
Brian
Bev passed away in Seaside, Oregon on February 28, 2025 at the age of 88. She was preceded in death by her husband Robert Stephens and her beloved son “Bobby” Stephens. She is survived by her daughter Karen; her daughter-in-law Marcy; her grandchildren Derek Stephens and wife Amanda, and Devon Stephens; her great grandchildren Addison and Ella Stephens; and many nieces and nephews who loved her dearly.
What really set Beverly apart is that she was a true Tillamook County pioneer. She was born in Manzanita in the family home right off of Laneda Avenue. While she was being delivered her next-door neighbor Shirley (Adamscheck) Potter sat on the front steps waiting for Bev to make her appearance. That day a friendship was born that would last a lifetime. The two friends; Phyllis Nadine (Stephens) Marti and Phyllis Ann (Kane) Stephens grew up together and were friends and sisters all their lives. Bev spent almost all of her life in and around the Nehalem Valley. She was proud to be a local and from one of the intergenerational families that have called Nehalem Valley home for decades.
Graveside services will be held at Nehalem American Legion Cemetery at 10755 Necarney City Road Nehalem, Oregon March 22nd at 2:00pm followed immediately by a gathering to celebrate her with cakes and coffee at the White Clover Grange at 36585 Oregon Highway 53. Please join family and friends of Beverly and share the celebration of a woman who loved her family, friends, community, and cake.
Job Title: Part-Time Gallery Assistant
Location: Cannon Beach, OR
Organization: Cannon Beach Arts Association & Gallery
Position Overview:
The Cannon Beach Arts Association (CBAA) is seeking a friendly, organized, and enthusiastic part-time Gallery Assistant to join our team. The ideal candidate will be passionate about the arts, have customer service skills, and be able to support the daily operations of the gallery. This is an exciting opportunity to work in a vibrant arts community and support the promotion and presentation of local and regional artists.
Key Responsibilities:
• Greet visitors to the gallery and provide excellent customer service, answering questions about the artwork, artists, and exhibitions.
• Assist with the installation and deinstallation of artwork and Exhibitions as needed.
• Manage daily opening and closing procedures, including securing the gallery and ensuring its cleanliness and order.
• Process sales of artwork and gallery merchandise utilizing the Square system, including maintaining accurate records of transactions.
• Provide administrative support, including answering phone calls, responding to emails, and managing our artist files.
• Assist in inventory management, ensuring artwork is accounted for and properly displayed.
Qualifications:
• Strong interest in the arts and working in a creative environment.
• Previous customer service or retail experience preferred, especially in an arts-related setting.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Basic knowledge of art handling and gallery operations a plus.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Detail-oriented with organizational skills.
• Comfortable with technology, including point-of-sale system.
• Ability to lift and move artwork (up to 30 pounds) and assist with gallery installations.
Schedule:
• Part-time (2-3 days per week), with flexible hours, including weekends and the occasional evening event.
Compensation:
• Hourly wage starting at $18 per hour.
• Opportunity to join a dynamic arts community.
To Apply:
Please submit a resume and a brief cover letter expressing your interest in the position and why you would be a great fit for the Cannon Beach Arts Association & Gallery.
Email Subject Line: “Part-Time Assistant Position” director@cannonbeacharts.org
From shipwrecks to wrack lines, the pieces to be read by Oregon, Washington and Canadian writers explore the meanings and metaphors of “rising tide,” this year’s theme for the library’s annual writing project.
The seventh annual Writers Read Celebration will begin at 7 p.m.; admission is free. People can attend in person at the library, 131 Hemlock St., or online; the link will be on the library’s website, cannonbeachlibrary.org.
Fifteen pieces to be read include stories, poems and haikus. Topics include a woman who lifts a whale off the beach, flowers floating from Ukraine, a body to be buried, a morning and evening spent at Haystack Rock and a nod to political currents.
This is the seventh year that the library’s NW Authors Series Committee asked writers from everywhere to submit works on a specific theme. Writers could submit up to three entries in any format limited to 600 words per entry.
Of the 85 entries, the committee, after a blind reading, selected 15 pieces to be read by 13 writers. One of those writers is from Alberta, Canada.
Those invited to read this year were:
John Ciminello, Naselle, WA, poem: King Tides at Cape Disappointment
Deanna Duplechain, Seaside, OR, short story: Seeing Saturday
Christie Ellis, Astoria, flash fiction: All at Sea
Kristi Lund, Nehalem, OR, poem: Heeding the Tide
Mimi Maduro, Cape Meares, OR, haiku, Three Haiku
Colleen Medlock, Portland/Seaside, OR, flash fictions: Shifting Tides and A Light in a Storm
Russell Myers, Vancouver, WA, flash fiction: The Body
Jennifer Nightingale, Astoria, OR, poems: She Knows the Tide is Rising and Gifts from the Wrack Line
Grace Page, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, poem: An Evening Walk to Haystack
Robert Michael Pyle, Gray’s River, WA, poem: All Boats Rise
Florence Sage, Astoria, OR, poem: But Never Mind
Phyllis Thompson, Manzanita, OR, poem: The Tides
Evan Morgan Williams, Portland, OR, flash fiction: The Great Black Shape
Consider joining us!!
Questions? Call Ali at 719-486-4731
