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City working to buy school property Kathleen Stinson
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he Cannon Beach City Council voted earlier this week to approve a contract for purchasing the Cannon Beach Elementary School property from the Seaside School District, according to city officials. The negotiated purchase price was $400,000, as stated in the agreement. “At this point, the primary purpose for the acquisition (is) for
uses that will enhance and promote a significant attraction for cultural and archeological interests, as well as for providing meeting space for those hospitality operations that are too small to accommodate meeting groups,” wrote City Manager Bruce St. Denis in a staff report. St. Denis later told The Gazette that by renovating the school gym, the city could provide enough meeting space for small conference groups.
Some hotels in Cannon Beach do not have sufficient meeting space to accommodate these groups, said St. Denis. “Renovations to the gym could create that opportunity.” Seaside School District Superintendent Sheilah Roley said, “We do not have students in that school and have no reason to use the property, so we are delighted that Cannon Beach is buying it and will have it to use with their community.” St. Denis said the city council
and the school district now will enter in to a “due-diligence phase” of information gathering regarding the purchase, after which the council will vote whether to complete the acquisition. He said the school, located “on the south shore of Ecola Creek at the Fir Street Bridge, is a Quonset hut that served as the gymnasium for the elementary school. There are also a series of classrooms located on the site.”
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Laurie Sawrey, the city’s finance director, stated in a staff report: “Funding for the purchase will come from the Clatsop County (Transient Room Tax) Fund in the amount of $299,708.06, with the remainder from a loan, if approved by Council, from the Tourism and Arts Fund, in the amount of $102,000. “The attached resolution authorizes the City to make the capital loan over a three-year term at a zero-percent interest rate.”
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Icefire Glassworks welcomes new electric glass furnace
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cefire Glassworks recently installed a new furnace, said artist Jim Kingwell - an electric glass one. “It’s incredibly more efficient than anything fired by natural gas or other fossil fuels,” Kingwell said. “Our old furnace was 18 years old and there had been some design improvements, so we decided to upgrade and install a new (glass) furnace. “In fact, it’s in a different location in the studio so customers can actually see us gathering the glass from the furnace.” In prior years, the studio had the furnace in a room around the corner out of sight, Kingwell said. The new location helps tell the narrative of the process of blowing glass. The first two electric furnaces were named Mother and Molly. “The name Molly was named for her electric heating elements, made out of molybdenum silicide. Not your common heating element,” Kingwell said.
The new furnace does not have a name yet, Kingwell said. They haven’t used her long enough to reveal her hidden identity, although Kingwell said he feels furnaces are female in gender because of their nurturing capabilities. Kingwell said it’s a 300-pound-capacity furnace, the same as the previous one. He said the new furnace comes with lower maintenance costs. The Portland company that built it had installed glass furnaces in the Maldives, Europe and numerous areas throughout Oregon. The gallery has two permanent resident glass blowers - Kingwell and Suzanne Kindland - plus Mark Gordon, another glass blower who began his career there in 2003. Joining them is Michelle Kaptur, who worked with Kingwell in the 1980s. Kingwell is educated as a potter, self-educated as a glass artist, and brings considerable experience to his classic forms. Colors range from the serenity of the “Northern Lights” pieces to the electric energy of his
“Bad Hair Day” series. The “Zingers” express all of the motion possible in glass. Kindland’s “Autumn Leaves” series evokes forests, grasslands and deserts. The “Brocades” feature complex applications of frits, powders and precious metal leaf, and the “ColorPlay” pieces use the different viscosities of the colors to form the vessels. Kingwell and Kindland blow glass Thursdays through Sundays. Their workspace is visible to anyone who walks into the shop, separated from the customers by a glass wall. Kingwell said the artists want to make creating glass pieces an active role with their visitors. What people see is in fact part of a glass worker’s life, Kingwell said. He hopes their work provides visitors with the reality of glass making, a real-life experience and not a fantasy or show. “It’s really nice, because often our best observers are kids,” Kingwell said. “They’re so used to taking in new information.”
The shop does have an assistant, who engages with visitors and offers perspective. Kingwell began blowing glass in July 1971, now completing his 49th year. He believes he will have another 18 years with the new furnace and has no thoughts of retirement. He said 49 years is just a good start for him. Icefire currently is offering one full-time, year-round position, and a two- to three-day part-time position seasonally through October of next year. “We have very long-term plans,” Kingwell said. Installing the new furnace Involved moving two major pieces of equipment and a third kiln. Every change has a ripple effect, Kingwell said. “It’s working pretty well so far, but we’re going to keep looking for ways to constantly improve.” There has been glass at the location since the summer of 1972, Kingwell said. The building was built in the 1980s by friends of his. “There has been a long continuity of glass in Cannon Beach.”
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regrown is a new business opening in Cannon Beach on March 13 on North Hemlock Street. Store general manager Beth Neuer said Oregrown is a “cannabis company” and that the store will become the second dispensary in Cannon Beach. But, she said, the store is much more than that. “We have a lot of different things we sell. We have a beautiful lifestyle clothing label.” Some of those items include hats, beanies, sweatshirts and jackets, she said. “All of our designs and graphics are done in-house. The clothing is … designed by our company in-house. “All of Oregrown’s cannabis is grown in Bend, Oregon at our facility,” said Neuer. “Oregrown does everything from start to finish. We like to consider our business farm-to-table. We keep everything organic and as clean as possible. “The Cannon Beach Oregrown store is our third retail location to open statewide since first launching our award-winning dispensary and lifestyle brand in Bend, Oregon, in 2015, and the new Portland flagship this January,” said Oregrown co-founder and CEO Aviv Hadar. “After 10 months of planning and development, the store opens to customers and patients across the area, while also attracting visitors traveling the Pacific Coast along Oregon’s coastal 101 highway.
“Our brand brings new customers to town and our exclusive products generate waves of interest,” said Hadar. “When we open our doors to serve our beloved customers and patients, neighboring businesses thrive and local commerce increases.” Hadar said, “Our founder and chief branding officer, Christina Hadar, was born and raised in Portland. She spent her years visiting and vacationing in Cannon Beach. This store holds an incredibly special place in her heart. “Oregrown views Cannon Beach as one of the most beautiful, immaculate and unique places in the world. The founding team learned to surf all up and down the Oregon coast, all around Cannon Beach.” According to a company press release, “Located on the main drag of Cannon Beach’s central hub, Oregrown’s Cannon Beach flagship takes much of its inspiration from the laid-back and often cloudcovered towns that sprinkle Oregon’s coast. “The design is approachable, appealing to the sensibilities of locals and visitors. It’s modern, yet down-toearth, surf-shop-style storefront (sits) genuinely at home among the many mom-andpop boutiques lining bustling Hemlock Street. “Fittingly, Oregrown is one of the few statewide cannabis groups that remains wholly owned by family and friends.” Said the company’s prepared statement: “The Can-
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Women’s History Month, pioneer medicine, women’s suffrage - and local mammals Joseph Bernt Library Volunteer
Utah seldom is cited, at least in recent years, as a hotbed of liberal or feminist politics, but - although Wyoming was the first state to extend voting rights to women - females in Utah actually first exercised those rights, on Feb. 14, 1870 in a Salt Lake City municipal election, 50 years before Tennessee became the 36th state to ratify the 19th Amendment. March is Women’s History Month. The Northwest Authors Speakers Series at Cannon Beach Library will host local author Marianne Monson Saturday on March
14 at 2 p.m. Monson will discuss and read from “Her Quiet Revolution: A Novel of Martha Hughes Cannon, Frontier Doctor and First Female State Senator,” which arrived in bookstores Feb. 18. Monson, who received a master of fine arts degree in creative writing from the Vermont College of Fine Arts, in her third historical examination of pioneer women focuses on Utah pioneer Cannon, who resisted her mother’s advice to marry young. This freedom allowed her to prepare for a career in medicine, first at the University of Deseret (now the University of Utah), where in 1878 she received her degree
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in chemistry. She then enrolled at the University of Michigan, where in 1880, at age 23, she received her MD. To further prepare for a medical career, as well as her later life in politics, she enrolled in postgraduate courses in auxiliary medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, receiving a bachelor of science degree in 1882. She also enrolled in 1881 in postgraduate evening courses in oratory from the National School of Elocution and Oratory, receiving a third bachelor’s degree. Monson selected a fascinating historical figure around whom to craft her novel about another woman pushing the boundaries on the American
frontier. Martha Hughes Cannon had built a reputation as a modern doctor when women were rare in medicine. She married into a polygamous marriage when the U.S. government pursued such relationships with the threat of fines and prison terms. Fearing that she would be forced to inform about the polygamous relationships of many of her patients, as well as being prosecuted for her own marriage, she fled to Europe, to the eastern United States and to San Francisco. In addition to her medical work, Cannon became active in the women’s suffrage movement nationally and was the first woman in the U.S.
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elected a state senator. Monson has built a reputation for her careful, methodical research supporting her award-winning novels. In addition to “Her Quiet Revolution,” she has published “Frontier Grit: The Unlikely True Stories of Daring Pioneer Women,” which was nominated for the American Library Association Amelia Bloomer Award in 2017, and “Women of the Blue and Gray: True Stories of Mothers, Medics, Soldiers, and Spies of the Civil War,” which received a silver medal from “Foreward Reviews.” This Women’s History Month event promises to be engaging, informative, and likely to offer aspiring writers some tips about researching historical materials and locations. Cannon Beach Reads, the reading group sponsored by the Cannon Beach Library, will meet from 7-8:30 p.m. March 18 at the library to discuss “Martin Marten” by Brian Doyle, who beautifully edited “Portland Magazine” at the University of Portland into one of the finest university magazines in the nation. Bob Lundy will lead this discussion of “Martin Marten.” Doyle, who passed in 2017, s 0weemed determined to find and describe community, to write about small rural communities that border natural worlds, about communities that run on their own sundials, about communities thinly separated from their surrounding environments, thin lines that allow individuals to move easily across the borders, that allow or prompt conversations between adolescent martens and boys, between adolescents and settled village characters, about communities that rest comfortably along the edges of forests, coastal bays and villages we still discover
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along two-lane roads during impulsive, directionless road trips through the Pacific Northwest. Doyle received both the Oregon Book Award and the Leslie Bradshaw Award for Young Adult Literature in 2016, and the John Burroughs Medal for Distinguished Nature Writing in 2017 for “Martin Marten.” In 2008, Doyle also received the Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, an honor also received by such writers as Saul Bellow, Kurt Vonnegut and Flannery O’Connor, and poet Mary Jane Oliver. Finally, at another free event sponsored by the library and open to the public, the Friends of Haystack Rock Library Lecture Series will host Keith Chandler, who has worked at the Seaside Aquarium for more than 40 years, most of them as general manager of the Seaside attraction that often is the first place to care for found marine mammals. Chandler’s presentation at the library, at 7 p.m. March 11, will review “Current Trends of Marine Mammals Along the Oregon Coast.” He will concentrate on changes in the marine environment as reflected in the marine mammals of the Northwest, focusing his presentation on marine mammals commonly seen near our coastline and reviewing recent changes in the presence of various species. In 1992, the Seaside Aquarium joined with Portland State University as co-coordinators of the Southern Washington Northern Oregon Marine Mammal Stranding Network. The aquarium responds to incidents of live and dead mammals found on beaches from Tillamook Bay north to Oysterville, Washington
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We are heartbroken to share the news of the peaceful passing of our beloved Angel. ANGEL FREI Born: 4-15-2007 Passed: 2-13-2020. BREED: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (Torlundy Courtlore Angel Eyes, named after David’s therapy dog charity, Angel On A Leash). HOMETOWN: Cannon Beach, Oregon, for the past 4 years after growing up on the Upper East Side of New York City for 9 years. HUMAN PARTNERS: Chaplain Cherilyn Frei and David Frei. BELOVED SISTER: Grace, a 10-year-old Brittany. SCHOOL: Graduate, Angel On A Leash therapy dog class taught by Michele Siegel in New York. THERAPY DOG CAREER: In New York, she regularly visited kids and families at the Ronald McDonald House and the Women’s Health Unit at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. She also filled in occasionally for Grace, at the VA Hospital, and visited many other places. After moving to Cannon Beach, Angel and Grace helped establish an Angel On A Leash program at Providence Seaside Hospital. MEDIA APPEARANCES: Martha Stewart held Angel on her lap during an in-studio interview with David about his book, “Angel On A Leash”. Angel was pictured three different times in New York Times features about the Frei family; she starred in a New York Magazine story supposedly written about David; she was featured on the cover and throughout David’s book. CELEBRITY BOYFRIEND: She was linked in the celebrity dog gossip pages with Uno, Westminster’s incomparable Best In Show-winning Beagle in 2008, who lived about half of his time with the Frei family in New York. Paparazzi constantly captured the two of them hanging out on the sidewalk dining area at Finnegan’s Wake Irish Pub (her favorite NY hangout) on New York’s Upper East Side. TRAVELING DOG: Angel traveled all over New York City on subways, buses, taxis, and even the Staten Island Ferry in her Sherpa bag. She and Grace were precious cargo on a 3,000-mile relocation drive from New York to Cannon Beach in 2016. FAVORITE PLACE IN CANNON BEACH: The Driftwood, where she and Grace were immediately welcomed when we arrived in town, and where she spent a lot of her final four years on their famous deck. Their pals – Kyle, Jordan, Shelley, Allan, Christiana, Santiago, et al, would always be sure that we had a good table, water and an endless supply of oyster crackers.
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Ribbon Cutting at Realty ONE Group Prestige- 4:30
p.m. at 124 North Hemlock Suite 200. Join the Cannon Beach Chamber as we welcome Realty One Group Prestige to Cannon Beach at their Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
Tuesday, March. 10 Monthly Chamber Breakfast Meeting- 7:459 a.m. located around town.
Each month plan on hearing an enlightening and concise update on Chamber activities and enjoy a discussion by a local business owner or special dignitary. Our goal is to provide informative, timely and thought provoking content that will make this event part of your monthly schedule.
Wednesday, March. 11 World of Haystack Rock Library Lecture Series: Current Trends of Marine Mammals Along the
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Cannon Beach Library. Monson will discuss and read from her newly released novel, Her Quiet Revolution: A Novel of Martha Hughes Cannon, Frontier Doctor and First Female State Senator. Free and open to the public.
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the brokerage firm Realty ONE Group Prestige is scheduled for Friday, which will expand Realty ONE to the north coast of Oregon, said one of its brokers, Maryann Sinkler. The office is at 124 N. Hemlock St., Ste. 200, Sinkler said. Her husband, Steven Sinkler, also is a broker in the office, along with local agents Hilary Herman and Cheryl Johnson.
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2 years in a healthcare related industry 2 years data entry Time management/organizational skills Friendly disposition and professional demeanor A caring heart We are looking for someone who is looking for stability in a highly rewarding field. Do you have a passion for making a difference in the lives of others? Please apply in person today! Or email resume: tdelano@careinc.org
You’ve done a pretty great job of actively avoiding fender benders and constantly frustrate highway patrol because you always obey the speed limits. Getting luggage weighing 45-75 pounds in and out from the compartment under the motorcoach is no problem for you, salsa dancing up and down steep staircases and through narrow motorcoach aisles is a piece-of-cake, yet you are also perfectly at home just sitting for hours on end behind the wheel of the coolest large commercial passenger vehicle you’ve ever driven (in your life). 2 years of experience driving large commercial vehicles, such as Over-the-Road (OTR) trucks, motorcoaches or school buses or having captained a NASA rocket or Space Shuttle is part of your credentials. We’d be thrilled with any of these scenarios! Pass post offer, pre-employment drug screen, including for MARIJUANA (random as required) Pass post offer, pre-employment criminal background check Strong professional attitude; Clean and tidy (non-smoker preferred) Comply with all Department of Transportation (DOT), Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and company rules and regulations because you consider yourself a law-abiding-citizen Team player; Very careful with equipment and patient with clients. This isn’t WWE Smack Down or bumper cars, after all!
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CARE, INC. Assisted Living Services is currently accepting applications for the position of Assistant Executive Director for an upcoming opening at Nehalem Bay House. Interested parties will submit resume and letter of interest to tdelano@careinc.org for further consideration. Interviews will be scheduled in early March. The Assistant Executive Director reports directly to the Executive Director in this highly functioning position. Duties are varied and include, but are not limited to: Maintaining employee files and training records, communicating with staff, residents, vendors, and other outside providers. Additional duties include: payroll, preparing and sending professional documents, data entry, and as part of the management team, attending off-site educational meetings and strategic planning involvement.
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PO Box 948 PO Box 948 148 West 2nd St.,ndSuite #5 148 West 2 St., Suite #5 Cannon Beach, Or. 97110 Cannon Beach, Or. 97110 (503.436.4488) Tillamook County Transportation District Announces Board Vacancy E-Mail (503.436.4488) Contact: Shane Curl at: shane@obrien-co.com or Lloyd Black at: E-Mail Contact: Shane Curl at: shane@obrien-co.com or Lloyd Black at: Property Management Company lloyd@obrien-co.com The Tillamook County Transportation District (TCTD) Board of Directors is r lloyd@obrien-co.com Arch Cape-Cannon Beach-Seaside-Gearhart applicationsPlans fromand citizens interested in examined filling the Board’s # 5Office vacanc Specifications: May be at the O’Brien Position Cannon Beach and Plans and Specifications: May be examined at the O’Brien Cannon Beach Office and at the following plan centers-DJC, Salem Contractor’s Exchange, CPC, and Eugene Board of Directors are responsible for adopting an annual budget and settin Full Time Maintenance/Cleaner Builder’satExchange. the following This plan centers-DJC, Salem Contractor’s Exchange, CPC, rates and Eugene will be a prevailing wage project2/1/2020 will apply. operations Tillamook County. Builder’stransportation Exchange. This will bein a prevailing wage project2/1/2020 rates will apply. Average Yearly Salary $34,000 of all public Brief Description of Project: Consistent Brief Description Project: O’Brien &in Company has been selected as the CM/GC Contractor for the Eco-Friendly TCTD was established Julyof1997 to provide Tillamook County residents w O’Brien & Company has been selected as the CM/GC Contractor for the in complete seismic rehabilitation of Nestucca Jr. Sr. high school project Quality Equipment transportation services. The District has grown over the years and now ope complete seismicThis rehabilitation of Nestucca Jr. Sr. high project in Cloverdale, Oregon. project will be completed thisschool summer between (6/15-8 Health Ins routes 7 days per25/2020). week providing services tolateral Portland, Lincoln The rehab willconnecting be by adding force resisting Cloverdale, Oregon. Thisaccomplished project will be completed this summer between (6/15-8- C Vacation/Sick Pay Beach, Salem and Yamhill County. The District also operates elements where designated to a proper load path thedemand foundation.resp In 25/2020). The rehab will be ensure accomplished by adding lateraltoforce resisting Mileage, Tips, Bonuses conjunction the existing roof trusses will be replaced and the diaphragm/shear Cell Paycalled Dial-A-Ride andelements where non-emergency designated to ensure a proper load pathtransportation to the foundation. In (NE provides medical walls will be strengthened. The existing school is a 2/story (26,0000 SF) Background Check conjunction the existing roof trusses will be replaced and the diaphragm/shear Tillamook Countystructure residents toalso access tothemedical services indemolition Portland and Sa that will include following components: of the walls will be strengthened. 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Are you friendly, and97141 reliable? 280 hard Rowe working, Street, Wheeler Oregon interior finishes1, not2019 limited toat new wood gymnasium flooring, gypsum will be accepted Asbestos until February 5 ACT, PM. Perfect! Join us and get involved! abatement may be necessary per the abatement study report. drywall ceiling, painting interior/exterior areas effected by rehabilitation. We are looking for the following positions: Are you hard working, friendly, and reliable? Asbestos abatement may be necessary per the abatement study report. O’Brien & Company LLC is an equal opportunity employer. O’Brien & Company LLC is RN/LPN: Full-time Perfect! Join us and get involved! Application forms are available on the District’s website at www.tillamookbu Dietary Aide: Full-time actively seeking bids from, Minority, Women, Emerging Small Businesses (M/W/ESB), We are looking for the positions: O’Brien &Business Companylocated LLC is an equal opportunity O’Brien &Facilities Company LLC is CNA: Full or following Part-time picked up atDisadvantaged the TCTD Office at and 3600 3rdemployer. Street, Suite A, Tillamook. Enterprises, Qualified Rehabilitation to perform COOK: Full or Part-time seeking bids from, Minority, Emerging Small Businesses (M/W/ESB), RN or LPN: Part-time work andactively supply materials for Bond this project. please contact Cathy atWomen, 503-842-2693 or at cbond@tillam (Ask about our sign information on bonus!) 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C & R Mercantile holding grand opening March 14 House of Fashion, has a new shop in Cannon Beach that opened in early February. C & R Mercantile is
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Rachelle Wilde, owner of Rachelle M. Rustic
an extension of Rachelle M., which has locations in Cannon Beach, Portland and Eugene. Wilde said her stores are a personal expression of her love for fashion coupled with her Montana upbringing. Her specialty stores feature the newest fashions, gifts and accessories for men and women - with an Americana flair - featuring brands such as Filson, The Great PNW, Driftwood, BedlStu, Ilse Jacobsen and more. “The store is incredibly visual,” Wilde said, provid-
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ing a shopping experience focusing on gifts and home décor. C & R Mercantile will have a grand opening March 14 during Savor Cannon Beach. The festival is four days of wine tastings, culinary events and a wine walk, showcasing Northwest wineries in Cannon Beach. Wilde said she saw some retail gaps in Cannon Beach and felt there was an opportunity for a new store. She pointed out several clothing lines from London, as well numerous Pacific Northwest brands.
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Coast Guard rescues two boaters at mouth of Columbia River
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The Coast Guard crew determined conditions were unsafe enough to hoist the boaters and tow the vessel. The Cannon Beach Rural Fire & Protection District was asking visitors not to approach the stranded boat. In the past when boats have washed up, said district officials, individuals have looted the abandoned craft. The boat was awaiting removal by a salvage
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