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CONGRATULATIONS to the three wave winners from the Fall Newsletter - Wanda Clinton, Dorothy Glacchero and Diane Ericson.

Be sure to check out the Winter Newsletter arriving in December for your chance to win. Look for the wave and you could be entered into a drawing for $5 off your bill.
FEBRUARY 2012

1st Monday - Nehalem Bay Area Chamber
5:30 P.M., Tsunami Bar and Grill

1st Wednesday - Manzanita City Council (after first Mon.)
7:00 P.M.

2nd Monday - Nehalem City Council
7:30 P.M.
10-20 Quilt Run 101 - Oregon Coast Shop Hop
Join in the fun of visiting the Quilt shops on 101
from Astoria to Brookings.
If you have questions, please call Jane's Fabric Patch
at 503-842-9392
17 Rockaway Beach Lion's Club St. Patrick's Dinner
Lion's Club Building in Rockaway 
For more info, call 503-355-2199/503-355-3010
MARCH 2012
11 Daylight Savings Time begins
16 St. Patrick's Day 
20 First Day of Spring
26-30 Spring Break for Nehalem & Neahkahnie Schools
31 SOLV - Spring Oregon Beach Cleanup
APRIL 2012
1 38th Anniversary Party - Nehalem Bay Winery. Free admission. BBQ & Music.
7 Easter Egg Hunt & Bonnet Contest - Bonnet Contest @ 10:00am/Egg Hunt @ 11:00am Underhill Plaza in Manzanita (sponsored by Kiwanis) 
8 Happy Easter
MAY 2012
13 Happy Mother's Day
18 19 20 Manzanita Golf Course - Open Golf Tournament. 503-368-5744 
26 Memorial Blues Festival - Live Music/BBQ. $5 Admission. 6:00-11:00pm. 888-368-9463(WINE)
28 Memorial Day - Office Closed


NEHALEM, OREGON

The city was named for the Nehalem Indians and was incorporated in 1899. The City of Nehalem has a variety of unique stores and services in the downtown area and boarders the Nehalem River and Bay.

City of Nehalem
35900 8th Street – PO Box 143
Nehalem, Or 97131
(503) 368-5627
(503) 368-4175 – Fax
(503) 368-5155 – Public Works
nehalemch@nehalemtel.net


WHEELER, OREGON

Wheeler was named for C.W. Wheeler, founder of the Wheeler Lumber Company in 1910. The railroad made Wheeler more commercially accessible and as the town prospered, many people were attracted to the area. Among them was Dr. Harvey Rinehart who arrived in the 1920’s to found the nationally known Rinehart Arthritis Clinic.

Through the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s, Wheeler was a hub of commerce and boasted many thriving businesses and services. Wheeler experienced a decline through the 1970’s and 80’s, but now is coming back full force.

Visitors and residents of Wheeler now enjoy a waterfront park, boat launch, and transient boat dock, restaurants, motels, antique stores, etc. An excursion train runs through Wheeler during the summer months.

Wheeler’s setting in the Nehalem River Valley features unsurpassed mountain, ocean, and bay views.

City of Wheeler
775 Nehalem Blvd – PO Box 177
Wheeler, Or 97147
(503) 368-5767
(503) 368-4273 – Fax
(503) 368-4283 – Public Works
cityofwheeler@nehalemtel.net


MANZANITA, OREGON

Nestled between Neah-Kah-Nie Mountain and Nehalem Bay State Park, Manzanita is the largest of the three incorporated cities in the Nehalem Bay area. During the summer months the population swells as people come in to enjoy the beach.

Incorporated in 1946, Manzanita is the most northerly city in Tillamook County. The City and its surrounding urban growth boundary contain about 800 acres of residentially zoned property. Commercial businesses line the main street, Laneda Ave.

City of Manzanita
543 Laneda Ave
Manzanita, Or 997130
(503) 368-5343
(503) 368-4145 – Fax
(503) 368-5347 – Public Works
manzbch@nehalemtel.net

 

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