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HOME Spr ing - Summer IMPROVEMENT 2020 Section Inside Impr ovement itizen $1 C June 4, 2020 northcoastcitizen.com Volume 26, No. 10 NCRD breaks ground for new pickleball courts n May 29, NCRD $10,100 from the pickle- designing the courts. Bids held a groundbreak- ball club, $1,400 from the were invited in March and ingO ceremony on its 7th Friends of NCRD, and the McEwan Construction of street lot in downtown Ne- balance from NCRD. Gearhart was awarded the halem. About 30 members This project began contract in April. of the community attended with a series of discus- The new courts will be to celebrate the beginning sions dating back to late on a mostly vacant lot fac- of construction of four new 2017 when the Nehalem ing 7th street in downtown pickleball courts. Bay Pickleball Club Nehalem, adjacent to the Manning the shovels approached NCRD with NCRD obstacle course. were NCRD board chair a demonstrated need for The club currently has 60 Jack Bloom, Nehalem Bay new courts in the area. members but everyone Pickleball Club President Eventually a plan was involved is predicting Gordon Louie, Friends of developed for fundraising there will be many new NCRD President Con- and community support, players once the courts stance Shimek, and Mi- and by January, 2019, are finished. Pickleball is chael McEwan from Mc- a grant application was reported to be the fastest Ewan Construction. The submitted to Oregon Parks growing sport in America. NCRD board chair Jack Bloom, Nehalem Bay Pickleball Club President Gordon project funding includes a and Recreation. The grant Thanks to the many donors Louie, Friends of NCRD President Constance Shimek, and Michael McEwan from $73,800 grant from Oregon was approved in Septem- and supporters who helped McEwan Construction use the ceremonial gold shovels to break ground for new Parks and Recreation, ber, and work began on make this possible! pickleball courts in Nehalem. Courtesy photo

Risky business Hoffman Center sets online music course he Hoffman Center for the Arts will host a six -week online “Music Appreciation You Always WishedT You’d Taken” class, beginning in mid-June and running through July. The class will be led by Peter Kramer and conducted via Zoom. The one-hour sessions will be held weekly on Thursdays at 11a.m. beginning June 18. Tuition will be $120. Registration can be done online at https://hoffmanarts.org/register/ Born in , Kramer graduated from the Oberlin Conservatory, with a double major in Composition and Harpsichord performance, and is finishing his PhD in Composition at the City University of New York Graduate Center. He is returning to Portland and Manzanita this summer to Peter Kramer spend time with his family -- Can- dace Kramer and Drew Prell. “This is primarily a lecture course to inspire and educate people about music history,” said Kramer. “I will send music examples ahead for participants to hear. These will be played again and discussed in class” Links to other music will be forwarded to participants to help them understand how music from earlier eras were incorporated into later works. Kramer said he hopes for interactive sessions wherein people ask questions, and he looks forward to learning A 47-foot Coast Guard boat plows through the surf. participants’ interests and the connections they make. (Bottom) Boatswain Mate 1st Class Jimmy Thrall at The weekly sessions will cover: The Classical Era and the wheel on calmer water of the Tillamook Bay. Courtesy Photos the Birth of the Piano, The Sonata Form, Romantic Era Songs, Piano Music of the Romantic Era, The Modern (prewar) Era, and the Recent Past (postwar) Music. “We appreciate Peter bringing this course to the Hoff- man Center. It fits right in with our mission of helping Surf’s up, he’s people explore arts and culture,” said Hoffman board president Mary Roberts. “Plus, in light of current social distancing concerns, it can be done very effectively got your six! online.” Karl Anderson bia and Ecuador on a drug in- Guest Contributor terdiction mission. “We crossed the equator on that trip”, he County fully reopens hen your average per- said. “I think El Salvador was off Manzanita. We were towing “We had a Coast Guard son thinks of the word the sketchiest place I saw.” her back toward Tillamook helicopter crash in La Push,” “surfman”W they picture a guy His cutter service com- Bay. It was close to midnight. he said. “They had hit a power 13 area boat launches hitting the beach with a board. pleted, Thrall then aimed his We knew the bar was going to pole and sheared off the tail be picking up and we wanted to rotor. I was called up as part of Hilary Dorsey But for Boatswain Mate 1st sights at surfman certification. Staff Writer Class Jimmy Thrall, he plows He attended Basic Coxswain hurry and get them in. The bar the search and recovery team through the surf behind the School for two weeks, fol- was going to be deteriorating and later as part of the salvage The Tillamook Board of County Commissioners wheel of a boat to save people lowed by Heavy Weather Cox- quickly. When we started get- operation.” voted Wednesday, May 27, to reopen 13 county boat or vessels in distress. Specifi- swain School for three weeks, ting close to the bar, the other The only survivor was the launches seven days per week. Effective at 6 p.m. cally, a 47-foot boat owned by and Surfman School for four lifeboat came out to see what co-pilot, Thrall said. “Two of Friday, May 29, these 13 boat launches will be open the U.S. Coast Guard. His title: weeks, all in Ilwaco, Washing- would be the best area to come the crew members were killed for access by users with a Tillamook County Annual ‘Surfboat Driver’ or ‘Surfman.’ ton. During this time he was in. We decided the north side but we couldn’t locate the pilot. Parking Pass or Day Pass. Fully reopened boat launches Thrall, a resident of Bay assigned to Station Quillayute of the bar was the best because We had to assume at that point include: Burton Fraser, Fishers Point, Little Nestucca, City, began his career with the River in La Push where he the south side had already that he might have still been Lake Lytle, Memaloose Point, Nehalem Bay, Netarts Coast Guard in 2005 and has remained until 2015. started to break. alive. Landing, Pacific City, Parks Landing, Roy Creek, Sollie been at Station Tillamook Bay In May of 2015 he was When we started coming in Debris from the wreckage Smith, Steiner and Three Rivers. for the past five years. assigned to Station Tillamook through the jaws a big wave was everywhere. They finally The Tillamook Tidewater ADA access boat dock on “I entered boot camp at Bay. came through and picked up found the pilot’s body in the Highway 131 is also open seven days per week. Cape May, New Jersey in Of the 40 Coast Guard per- the boat, causing it to surf up front part of the fuselage un- Commissioner Mary Faith Bell said the county February of 2005,” Thrall said. sonnel currently at the station, the towline. There was only derwater. He was still strapped encourages people to continue safe distancing practices. “That was for eight weeks, only five are surfmen. one guy on the boat.” in his seat.” Just because the weather is nice, it does not mean the which was followed by cutter Thrall said the Tillamook Thrall instinctively applied Station Tillamook Bay danger has passed. duty. “I was on the buoy tender Bar is unquestionably the most more power to keep the towline confirmed that “As one of the The Cape Kiwanda boat launch at Hungry Harbor cutter ‘Anthony Petit’ from dangerous bar on the Oregon taught. Senior Duty Officers at the Drive shall be open seven days a week to commercial 2005 through 2006 and then on coast. “It is so unpredictable “We got her in just seconds station, he (Thrall) has coor- dory boat operators, who are also permitted to the park the cutter ‘Active’ from 2006 due to so many shallow spots before the north side started to dinated or responded to 105 on the beach. The boat launch is open to recreational through 2008.” that are caused by the jetties. break,” he said. “Had it started search and rescue missions, dory boat operators Monday through Friday. Recre- Thrall sailed on the ‘Active’ Conditions can change in a to break before we got there, preserved 6.9 million dollars ational operators are prohibited from parking on the from Port Angeles, matter of minutes.” we would have been forced of property and has saved 11 beach but are permitted to park trailers in the Cape down the Pacific Coast all the When asked if saving lives to wait out there until the tide people.” Kiwanda parking lot. The Hungry Harbor Drive boat way to the waters off Colom- has been his biggest challenge changed, or all night.” In addition to his job as a launch will be closed at 6 p.m. on Fridays to the recre- as a surfman, he candidly said While he said three boats surfman for the Coast Guard, ational fleet. “I really don’t think of saving have capsized on the bar during Thrall has also been a volun- Commission Chair David Yamamoto said, things are lives as a challenge. It’s just my his five years at the station, teer firefighter for the Bay City going very well with opening the boat launches. job.” But he recalled one time there has only been one casu- Fire Department for the past Kilchis River Campground boat launch and Whalen when things were “a bit dicey” alty: a man who died from a two and a half years, as have Island boat launch will remain closed until June 15. in October of 2015. heart attack. “But I know there five other members of Station Mills Bridge and Mapes Creek boat launches will re- “There was a commercial have been many deaths on the Tillamook Bay. main closed until further notice. fishing boat called the ‘Wil- bar before I came here.” Thrall lives with his wife, “The big test to me is going to be this weekend when 7 29467 70001 8 lapa’ that had become disabled But the biggest emotional Rachele, three sons, and one n See COUNTY, Page 2 about two miles or so out at sea challenge for the surfman daughter in Bay City. occurred on July 7, 2010. 2 2 n June 4, 2020 n North Coast Citizen n Manzanita, Oregon www.NorthCoastCitizen.com County discusses Phase II reopening, updates Hilary Dorsey Swanson said the hospital is County Community Health command, gave the up- McCraw said a request meets all the requirements, [email protected] working on getting serology Centers Administrator Mar- date for Tillamook County has to now be submitted for on Friday, June 5. The testing locally by the end lene Putman said during the Community Health Centers personal protective equip- county does not know what of the month. A serology June 1 call. “There are some on May 29. They tested sev- ment (PPE). Phase II will look like yet. In Tillamook County test is an antibody test, can minimum requirements that eral assisted living homes McCraw said they will be State Sen. Betsy Johnson Leadership Teleconferences detect if a person has had we need to meet.” and the results came back looking at the conditions for said claims continue to pour held Friday, May 29, and COVID-19 before and has One of these requirements negative. opening up for Phase II. in for unemployment. Rep. Monday, June 1, the team since recovered. is to provide the number of “Testing supplies are The center met with the David Gomberg said relying provided updates on how “We have the ability contact tracers in the county. adequate for current demand Tillamook Creamery and on existing mechanisms is Phase I reopening is going to apply to Phase II of The county must be able to and could respond to a surge looked at their plan and not working. Half of the in different areas of the the reopening and we’ll do successful tracing. for a short period of time, provided advice for reopen- claims processed have not county and discussed Phase be discussing that at the “We’re continuing to up to a week, depending on ing. The county has been in resulted in unemployment II reopening. incident command meeting monitor,” Putman said. the type of surge,” McCraw Phase I for two weeks and checks. Adventist Health Til- this morning,” Tillamook Gordon McCraw, incident said. can apply for Phase II, if it lamook President Eric Lewis Rice attorneys win victory for five Oregon landowners Hilary Dorsey Trail in 2016. They alleged the land Navigation & Railway Company tablish the Salmonberry Trail along said Firestone would reach out [email protected] underlying the railroad easement were limited to railroad purposes the railway. A railbanking and trail by the end of the month about the belonged to them, and the conver- only and could not be used for pub- use agreement between POTB and landowners coming before her about Attorneys from Lewis Rice’s sion of the railroad into a public lic recreation. the Salmonberry Trail Intergovern- the compensation but in light of the Federal Takings & Rails to Trails recreational trail was not authorized Largent pointed out the case was mental Agency regarding the railway pandemic, Largent has not received Practice won a significant victory on under Oregon law. not against the trail. Many of the corridor was entered Oct. 27, 2017.” a message about this yet. When a May 8 for five Oregon landowners Meghan Largent, attorney from landowners in the case are excited As a result of Firestone’s de- date is made, they will put in the who brought takings claims against Lewis Rice’s Federal Takings & about the trail. cision, the federal government is schedule time to allow appraisers to the federal government. The claim Rails to Trails Practice, said she In Firestone’s opinion, it states liable for taking the Oregon land- evaluate the land. resulted from the conversion of the reached out to the landowners “the cases involve a nearly 80-mile owners’ property for public use. The Largent said sometimes these abandoned Port of Tillamook Bay affected and represented several of railroad right of way established landowners will now proceed before cases end up as a trial. The trial Railroad into the Salmonberry Trail, them in the lawsuit. The case was in 1907 by the railroad and later Firestone to determine the amount of would take place at the federal court- a public recreation hiking and biking filed in 2016. obtained by Port of Tillamook Bay compensation they are owed for the house in Portland. trail, which crossed the landowners’ In May 2020, Judge Nancy B. (POTB). On July 26, 2016, the taking of their land. Largent said she Largent said no matter the out- property. Firestone of the United States Court Surface Transportation Board (STB), is glad that they are at a point where come, nothing would affect the trail The landowners sued the federal of Federal Claims ruled in the an agency of the United States, au- the landowners can be compensated. itself. government when it authorized the landowners’ favor, holding that the thorized railbanking and allowing a An evaluation of the land will “The Salmonberry Trail will go conversion of the Port of Tillamook easements over their property that trail operator, the Salmonberry Trail also take place in the next month or forward,” Largent said. Bay Railroad into the Salmonberry were originally granted to the Pacific Intergovernmental Agency, to es- so, Largent said. The court’s order Request an in-person appointment with DMV

Oregon Department of simple tool will ask you a we begin working the pent business from home. They ards to leave appointment slots Transportation (ODOT) short series of questions to up demand,” DMV Admin- are also expanding call cen- • VIN inspections for new- for priority transactions. has developed a web-based determine whether you can istrator Tom McClellan said ter capacity. to-Oregon vehicles previ- They will provide ample request form for limited do your business online or in a press release. “We don’t As of Wednesday, only ously titled elsewhere notice and communication in-person services at DMV need an in-person visit. If know how long it will take these services will be avail- • Farm endorsements before the grace period is set field offices. The form will you qualify, you can fill out to catch up with a backlog able at about two-thirds of The law enforcement to end. temporarily replace a phone a form with your name and this huge, but we think it will DMV’s offices by appoint- grace period for expired li- scheduling process that was contact information. A DMV take months, especially with ment: censes, permits, and registra- There are now many overwhelmed by more than agent will contact you to health and safety protocols in • Driver licensing and ID tion is still in effect. services you can do online. 18,000 calls in one hour schedule the in-person ap- place. Please continue to see cards – originals, renewals As DMV begins offering Find out more at DMV2U. on Monday, June 1. DMV pointment. Please remember, if you can get what you need and replacements, including in-person services, they will Oregon.gov or get forms and normally gets about 8,000 in once you submit the online online or by mail, and please passenger car and commer- closely monitor how quickly a mailing address at Ore- a day. form it will take some time be patient.” cial licenses, and instruction they are able to work through gonDMV.com. The new form will be in for DMV to respond to the The new web-based form permits the backlog and will work When you do visit a DMV place at 8 a.m. Wednesday, historically high demand. to request an appointment, • Driver knowledge tests with law enforcement to office, expect to follow safe June 3, or sometime Tuesday “We apologize for the wait plus an online index of • Driving privilege rein- determine when the grace social distancing and other afternoon, June 2. Oregonians have already en- services that can be done by statements with a license period will end. For now, measures in place for cus- When it is available at dured due to the COVID-19 mail, not just online, will issuance schedule an appointment tomers and employees. www.OregonDMV.com, a crisis, and the wait ahead as make it easier for you to do • Disabled parking plac- only if absolutely necessary

Neah-Kah-Nie High School 2020 beach monitoring Class of 2020 season now postponed Beach monitoring for the 2020 season is post- Health Authority will not monitor ocean water for poned. Due to Gov. Brown’s “Stay Home, Save harmful bacteria. Congratulations! Lives” executive order, state parks, park-managed When monitoring resumes, OBMP will follow parking lots and beach access points are tempo- a three-week sampling schedule, as listed below. rarily closed. Local authorities may also decide Once sampling is completed for weeks 1 through to close other beach access points along the 3, the schedule will repeat until the sampling sea- coastline. son ends. The list of monitored beaches includes For areas where public access is open, you are some of the most frequently visited beaches in still allowed to use the beach and access the water Oregon, as well as beaches where OBMP has if you can keep physical distancing requirements. found bacteria present, or beaches for which local Please be aware that until the executive order is partners and the public have requested monitoring lifted, and beach access points reopen, the Oregon due to potential pollution concerns.

the commissioners voted to opened all of the boat ramps n lift the limit of three persons seven days a week. Sue H. County per boat. Boaters should Elmore and Carnahan boat comply with all Oregon State launches are both open. Continued from Page 1 Marine Board regulations All county, state and fed- and the Governor’s order on eral parks within Tillamook we open up transient lodging physical distancing in parking County remain closed. All again,” Yamamoto said. “This lots, boat launches, and boats, other county parking lots, is going to be very interesting which requires maintaining a beach accesses and certain to see how things operate; distance of six feet. parking areas along road what the county looks like.” The City of Tillamook has rights-of-way remain closed. At their May 20 meeting, followed the county and has

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H49152 3 www.NorthCoastCitizen.com Manzanita, Oregon n North Coast Citizen n June 4, 2020 n 3 County discusses Phase II reopening, updates Bottle bill redemption requirements modified meets all the requirements, As Oregon grocers prepare During Reopening Oregon the graveyard shift. phase a county is in (Baseline, customers, both through their pend enforcement for retailers on Friday, June 5. The to restart accepting empty Phase 1, the OLCC will refrain Previously, on March 15, Phase 1). reverse vending machines and declining to accept beverage county does not know what beverage container returns, the from enforcing the require- in an effort to allow stores OLCC will restart its com- by hand count. container returns until the Phase II will look like yet. Oregon Liquor Control Com- ment that stores accept empty to appropriately manage the pliance enforcement in these For counties that remain in county re-enters Phase 1. State Sen. Betsy Johnson mission (OLCC) is announc- beverage container returns COVID-19 crisis, OLCC areas no later than two weeks the baseline phase, the OLCC For retailers required to said claims continue to pour ing additional adjustments in before 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m. suspended enforcing the after a county enters Phase 1. will continue to suspend resume accepting redeem- in for unemployment. Rep. retailer redemption require- for stores that are not open 24 requirement for retailers to (For example: counties that en- enforcement requiring retailers able beverage containers, the David Gomberg said relying ments. The move will modify hours a day. Stores operating accept empty beverage con- tered Phase 1 on May 15 will to accept empty container number of empty containers on existing mechanisms is the required hours for Bottle 24 hours a day will be required tainer returns for refunds as have to become compliant by returns, until the county retailers are required to accept not working. Half of the Bill returns in order to provide to accept containers from 7 required by the Oregon Bottle May 29.) Retailers in Phase progresses to Phase 1. If a remains the same as prior to claims processed have not retailers greater flexibility for a.m. to 11 p.m. and the OLCC Bill. Starting June 1, OLCC 1 counties will be required county reverses direction from the COVID-19 non-enforce- resulted in unemployment managing store operations and will not enforce the Bottle Bill will link the enforcement of to resume accepting empty Phase 1 to the baseline phase, ment period, either 24, 50, checks. customer flow. redemption requirement during Bottle Bill compliance to the beverage containers from the OLCC then will re-sus- or 144. Limited state park camping returns to coast and more Oregon Parks and Recreation plies and equipment to safely open until further notice. 2. Jackson Kimball, northwest of • , near Astoria said Firestone would reach out Department (OPRD) released and operate at a basic level. The online reservation system Chiloquin • Cape Lookout, near Tillamook by the end of the month about the Friday, May 29, a list of state park Sumption also noted that revenue has been suspended since April 28. 3. Minam, north of La Grande (Loops A & B closed) landowners coming before her about campgrounds that are scheduled to loss, COVID-19 precautions and It will reopen for new reservations 4. Hilgard Junction, near La • Nehalem Bay, south of Cannon the compensation but in light of the open with limited services within staff reductions will curtail services sometime next week, and will Grande Beach pandemic, Largent has not received the coming days. at most if not all campgrounds. accept new reservations one day to 5. Catherine Creek, near Union • Beverly Beach, north of New- a message about this yet. When a OPRD Director Lisa Sumption Cabin and yurt camping, except two weeks in advance. OPRD will 6. Clyde Holliday, near John Day port date is made, they will put in the said, “I am cautiously delighted. in rare cases, will not be offered. announce the reservation reopening 7. Cottonwood Canyon, southeast • South Beach, south of Newport schedule time to allow appraisers to We are working hard to welcome Group camping remains closed date early next week through its of The Dalles • Jessie M. Honeyman, south of evaluate the land. campers wherever we can safely do across the state, due to distancing website, stateparks.oregon.gov. Florence Largent said sometimes these so, as soon as we can.” concerns. First come, first-served camp- Campgrounds scheduled • William M. Tugman, south of cases end up as a trial. The trial Sumption said that campgrounds RV and tent campers with exist- grounds in eastern Oregon lead the to open June 9, 2020: Reedsport would take place at the federal court- will open only when the following ing reservations for a campground way. The following campgrounds Coast • Sunset Bay, near Coos Bay (B house in Portland. conditions are met: that opens will be honored begin- open Friday, May 29. Others may Loop closed) Largent said no matter the out- Note: All group camping, cabins • Public health guidelines (OHA ning June 9. Not all sites or loops be added to this list without a formal and yurts closed. No walk-in or first • Bullards Beach, north of Ban- come, nothing would affect the trail established) for the county are may be available at open camp- announcement. For updates, please don: (Horse camp closed) itself. come, first-served camping until fulfilled. grounds. For parks in the coastal check the website: further notice. Additional services • Humbug Mountain, south of “The Salmonberry Trail will go • The local community agrees. region, there will be no walk-in or 1. Goose Lake, south of Lake- Port Orford forward,” Largent said. or changes will be on park page. • The park has enough staff, sup- first come, first-served camping view Please visit the link. • Harris Beach, in Brookings

Oregon Emergency Board approves $8.5 million for rental assistance: $75,000 coming to CARE in Tillamook County In April the Oregon According to Oregon Census Bureau, the me- Approved applications for 20, failure to pay back rent resources to help those in Legislative Assembly’s joint Housing and Community dian household income for rental assistance will see the may result in eviction. CARE need, both now in this time of Emergency Board approved Services, state funds were Tillamook County in 2018 funds dispersed directly from is here to help Tillamook crisis and during our recovery $8.5 million for rental allocated using a needs-based was $47,500. That means the agency to the landlord. County residents struggling thereafter. Even if you are not assistance for households formula that factors in rent that anyone earning up to The program is designed to to pay their rent during the eligible for the funds released impacted by COVID 19. burden, poverty, homeless- $23,750 may be eligible for both assist with back pay- COVID-19 crisis, but it is by the Emergency Board, These funds are now being ness and unemployment assistance. This can be a ments from April and May as highly encouraged that all CARE’s case managers are distributed throughout the claims. The result is that an complicated process, so if well as future payments. For renters communicate effec- available to help low- to state through Oregon’s 18 additional $75,000 in rental you think you may be eligible renters who are struggling to tively with their landlords middle-income Tillamook regional community action assistance funds are coming or have questions about the pay the rent, communication during this time. County residents know their agencies. CARE is a part of to Tillamook County. eligibility requirements and with your landlord is still key. If you or someone you options, access resources and the three-county partnership, The application require- if you might qualify, call the Renters need to be advised know have been laid off guide them through these that includes Columbia and ments for this program CARE offices at 503-842- that Executive Order 20-11 or lost wages during to the challenging times. To apply Clatsop counties, which re- restrict their use to only those 5261. Applicants should be which placed a moratorium COVID-19 crisis, CARE is for this program or to learn ceived a total of $299,610 of households - individuals or advised that proof of income on evictions does not absolve here to help. Thanks to the more about CARE’s other that $8.5 million. CARE will families - earning up to 50 loss and other documents will the renter of their responsi- generosity of our commu- resources, please contact the be administering these funds percent of the area median be required to access these bility to pay rent. Once the nity and statewide founda- CARE offices at 503-842- locally. income. According to the US funds. moratorium expires on June tions, CARE has additional 5261. 2020 beach monitoring SPECIAL SECTION Family Owned season now postponed Businesses in Tillamook and Clatsop counties Ad Deadline: June 17 Publishes June 24 - Headlight Herald June 26 - Cannon Beach Gazette July 2 - North Coast Citizen For more information, contact ATTENTION ADVERTISERS Katherine at 503-842-7535, Family-Owned Businesses [email protected] 1906 Second St., Tillamook, OR 97141 in Tillamook and Clatsop counties Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers had an encounter with Orca whales while is designed to encourage shoppers to buy from on boat patrol on Tuesday, May 26, on the Tillamook Bay. Headlight Herald OSP’s Fish & Wildlife Division enforces and protects Oregon’s sport and com- local family-owned businesses. This section in mercial fishery regulations, as well as marine resources, along with enforcing laws governing the commercial fishing industry. print and online is a great way to reintroduce your See the video here: https://www.facebook.com/OSPsocial/vid- North Coast eos/1647489638751877/ business to the people of the north Oregon coast. Citizen 4 Opinion 4 n June 4, 2020 n North Coast Citizen n Manzanita, Oregon www.NorthCoastCitizen.com Letters & Columns and Facebook need to pay up reporting, especially on the unfair situation should community news and infor- concern you and your mation that only local papers community: It now threatens can provide, drive traffic the existence of some local to Facebook and Google, newspapers, the source of keeping people on their sites news and information that longer and attracting adver- underpins democracy and tisers. civic life itself. And news is a rich source It’s long past time for of revenue for the Big Tech Google and Facebook to do platforms. A 2019 study con- what newspapers and their ducted by the News Media subscribers do: Pay for the Alliance concluded that news local news that benefits them publishers’ content makes up so richly. 16-39% of Google’s search There are ways for that to Dean Ridings results, which goes largely happen. Ideally, Google and CEO, America’s Newspa- uncompensated. That figure Facebook would take the pers doesn’t include the more responsibility and voluntarily f you are a newspaper intangible benefits that news propose a method to share Isubscriber or you pick up content, and the data that revenue with newspapers and a copy at a local retailer, you comes with it, provide the other news organizations. pay for the news and infor- search giant, such as using it They already pay licensing mation you receive in your for new product development. fees to music publishers, for paper’s print edition or digital The irony is that the news instance. outlets. and content that newspapers Realistically, though, the dominance of Google and on them, forcing layoffs But it may surprise you pay journalists to provide is two behemoths will have papers contribute to building Facebook has on the viability and even silencing printing to learn that the multi-bil- used by Google and Facebook to be forced to a solution. a community identity and the of independent journalism. presses on some days. Re- lion-dollar digital behemoths to steadily drive advertising America’s Newspapers, an success of local businesses. Australia is now developing quiring Google and Facebook Facebook and Google revenue away from newspa- association of some 1,500 Learn more: www.newspa- a code that would require to pay their fair share for don’t pay for the enormous pers, and into their coffers. newspapers including many pers.org Google and Facebook to com- news would go a long way to amounts of news content they The two digital giants now operated by families for mul- Editor’s Note: America’s pensate news organizations restoring the long-term health scoop up from newspapers gobble up 60% of all online tiple generations, along with Newspapers’ advocacy efforts when their content is used in of your local newspaper. every second. Facebook advertising in the United the News Media Alliance and include seeking a more level the digital giants’ news prod- On behalf of its approxi- doles out a little bit of money States — an amount certain to other media associations have playing field in the digital ucts. Similarly, France just mately 1,500 newspaper and through grants and funds to a increase with the cratering of urged Congress to pass the environment to provide our ordered Google to negotiate associate member companies, few publishers — and Google newspaper ad revenue caused Journalism Competition and members with fair compensa- with news publishers over America’s Newspapers is provides some small grants by the coronavirus pandemic. Preservation Act, allowing tion for the use of their con- pay for news content. committed to explaining, through its News Initiative. Facebook and Google don’t newspaper publishers as a tent. Members are encouraged This public health crisis defending and advancing the While these are positive steps, have reporters or the associ- group to negotiate rates with to publish the opinion piece has demonstrated the im- vital role of newspapers in de- they in no way make up for ated expense. They rely on Big Tech. and editorial cartoon below portance of the reporting of mocracy and civil life. We put the use of the news content small and large newspapers to Other nations around the or write their own to educate local newspapers, even as it an emphasis on educating the they are using for free. feed their search results. world have taken notice the public and our legislators has wreaked economic havoc public on all the ways news- Newspapers’ original Here’s why this patently of the ill effect the market about this important issue.

quietly condemn the events tems, including healthcare, Board Member North Coast Organizations, in Minneapolis – or similar have been infected by racism, Mark Roberts, NCFB individuals make tragic events – while not pub- and that racial health dispari- Board Member statement about licly denouncing these out- ties exist because of that. David Flemming, NCFB itizen rages and joining the many Our commitment to the Board Member C racial, societal Joan’e Koyote, NCFB voices calling for change is people we serve and rep- Serving North Tillamook County since 1996 inequality not acceptable. As Dr. Martin resent is to never become Board Member Luther King, Jr. said, “To complacent or accepting Dave Orman, NCFB Board Member Publisher Joe Warren The appalling death of ignore evil is to become an of evil against anyone. We accomplice to it.” have a responsibility – every Holly Smith, NCFB George Floyd in Minneapolis Board Member Reporter Hilary Dorsey, recently is yet another horri- We condemn in the one of us – to identify and strongest possible terms what denounce racism and hatred, Bill Wright, NCFB email [email protected] ble reminder of the extent of Board Member racial and societal inequity happened in Minneapolis intolerance and violence Sales Katherine Mace, email [email protected] in America. It follows the and any racially motivated wherever it appears. Evil horrific slayings of Breonna violence. We mourn with triumphs when good people We need to Ad Production Stephania Baumgart Taylor (fatally shot by police George Floyd’s friends and do nothing. We must not let make everyone family and with all who have evil triumph. PHONE 503-842-7535 • FAX 503-842-8842 in Louisville on March 23) feel welcome and of Ahmaud Arbery (fa- suffered. What has hap- Jeff Slamal, NBHD CEO EMAIL [email protected] tally shot by a former Glynn pened was wrong and tragic and must not be tolerated, Marc Johnson, NBHD President The City of Manzanita County, Georgia police Lynda Chick, RN NBHD WEBSITE northcoastcitizen.com officer on Feb. 23). accepted or ignored. Those recently sent out a packet of responsible must be held to Vice President information about reopen- Members of the Nehalem Debbie Moberly, The North Coast Citizen (15503909) is published Bay Health District (NBHD), account. ing short term rentals and The evidence is over- NBHD Treasurer biweekly by Country Media, Inc. The Rinehart Clinic, Ne- Barbara Edwardson, exhorting residents to make halem Valley Care Center and whelming that people of NBHD Board Member visitors feel welcome. In this 1906 Second Street, P.O. Box 444, Tillamook, OR 97141 the North County Food Bank color, or those not part of the Tom Mock, NBHD packet were pages and pages (NCFB) have been working dominant white culture in Board Member of explanations about meet- together for the last few America, suffer dispropor- Gail Nelson, Rinehart Clinic CEO ings and efforts to reopen and SUBSCRIPTION RATES months to understand and tionally the historic, original Dianne Bloom, Rinehart to welcome mainly entitled $42.00 annually in county; $59.00 out of county. learn to respond to the deeply sin of America – racism. Clinic Board Member white people who visit. embedded racism – and the From our perspective, the Terra Marzano, LCSW Clearly, hours of focus, time $42.00 for online only. tolerance of that racism – that current world and national Rinehart Clinic Director and money went into these Periodicals Postage paid at Tillamook, OR. exists in the America of 2020. public health crisis lays bare of Behavioral Health meetings. Wouldn’t it be We are committed to policies the depth of wrong that exists Liz Vitale, LAc, Rinehart Clinic amazing if this same amount and actions that respect and in a country of great wealth Licensed Acupuncturist of focus, time and money POSTMASTER encourage diversity, create where many, many people Leigh Ann Hoffhines, Rinehart was dedicated to finding Send address changes to P.O. Box 444, Tillamook, OR 97141 equity and ensure inclusion continue to live on the mar- Clinic Communications Manager ways to make people of color for all citizens. gins, lacking economic secu- Debra Padgett, Nehalem Valley and working families who Care Center Administrator Member Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association (ONPA) One of the lessons of our rity, health care and too often live among us feel welcome? basic human dignity. The Tom Ayres, NCFB work is that it truly matters Board President © 2020 by the North Coast Citizen. All rights reserved. how we as individuals re- victims of COVID-19 have Cathy Tinker Jackie McCrady, NCFB Manzanita spond to the reality of racism been overwhelmingly poor, African American or Latinx. Board Vice President LETTER POLICY and inequity. To privately or Blaine Bocarde, NCFB The Citizen welcomes letters that express readers’ opinions We recognize that our sys- on current topics. Letters may be submitted by email only, no longer than 300 words, and must be signed and include the writer’s full name, address (including city) and telephone Care, Inc is seeking an experienced number for verification of the writer’s identity. We will print the writer’s name and town of residence only. Letters without the requisite identifying information will not be published. Letters are published in the order received and may be edited for length, grammar, spelling, punctuation or clarity. We do not Medication Aide publish group emails, open letters, form letters, third-party at the Nehalem Bay House. letters, letters attacking private individuals or businesses, or letters containing advertising. Deadline for letters is noon Thursdays. Come join our winning team of The date of publication will depend on space. essential healthcare workers and Obituaries The North Coast Citizen has several options for submitting discover the non-profit difference obituaries. where care comes first. • Basic Obituary: Includes the person’s name, age, town of residency, and information about any funeral services. No cost. • Custom Obituary: You choose the length and wording of the announcement. The cost is $75 for the first 200 words, $50 Please contact for each additional 200 words. 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Upcoming Events Nehalem Animal Healing (503).368.8100 • Manzanita Fresh Foods – • Finnesterre – 11-5 Wed.- (503).354.4454 North County Food Bank • Wolf Moon Bakery – (503).368.5250 ** Mon. - (503).368.8377 ** • Wheeler Marina – 6-6:30 NCRD Online Yoga Rinehart Clinic (curbside (503).457.7925 • Manzanita Grocery & • Polaris Gallery – By ap- pm daily – (503).368.5780 • Email jampaulson@ prescription pick-up avail- In Wheeler: Deli – (503).368.5362 ** pointment – (503).703.4828 • Pelican & Piper – Online gmail.com for details able) • Handy Creek Bakery – • Wild Grocery – ** orders, curbside pick-up – Virtual Seabird Colony Adventist Clinic (503).368.2253 (503).368.5316 • T-Spot – 10-5 daily - www.pelicanandpiper.com Training – June 6 Graceful Waves Chiro- • Bayview Liquor – (503).368.7768 ** • Salmonberry Commons • Register at ASOPcoastal- practic (503).368.4906 In Nehalem: • Unfurl – 11-5, Fri.-Tues. – Online orders - [email protected] Take-out (Call ahead, ** • The Roost – • Nehalem Food Mart – - (503).368.8316 ** www.salmonberrycom- Coffee & Conversation on denotes local delivery) (503).368.2625 (503).368.5639 • Wisteria Chic – 11-4, mons.com Zoom – June 10 • Rising Star Cafe (week- • Mohler Co-op – Thur.-Mon. - (503).368.3870 • Oregon Coast Railriders • Email therainydaylady@ In Manzanita: ends) – (503).368.3990 (503).368.5791 ** (June 3) – gmail.com by June 8 • A Mighty Thai - • Yoga Roots Studio – info.ocrailriders@gmail. Online Music Apprecia- (503).368.8424 Open For Sit-Down Din- Open Retailers (** de- Online classes – com tion Class – June 18 • Sister’s & Pete’s Coffee ing (call ahead) notes face mask required ) yogarootsstudiomanza- • Six-week class through & Treats – (503).368.7437 [email protected] Local Lodging and Hoffman Center. Register at • Manzanita News & Es- In Manzanita: In Manzanita: Camping www.hoffmanarts.org/ presso – (503).368.7450 • A Mighty Thai - • Manzanita Lumber Co. - In Nehalem: If you would like the con- register/ • El Trio Loco – (503).368.8424 7:30-5, Mon.-Fri.; 8-5 Sat. - • Hal’s – 10-5:30 daily – tact info of hotels, camping, Visitors Center Monthly (503).368.8746 • Neah-Kah-Nie Bistro – (503).368.5337 ** (503).368.5885 ** and short term rentals in and Photo Contest • Left Coast Siesta – (503).368.2722 • Manzanita Links – 9-5 • Nehalem Lumber near Manzanita, Nehalem, • Send your favorite local (503).368.7997 • MacGregor’s Whiskey daily – (503).368.5744 – 7:30-5, Mon.-Sat. - and Wheeler please contact pics to • Marzano’s Pizza – Bar – (503).368.2447 • 4th Street Gallery – (503).368.5619 the Visitors Center at info@ info@exploremanzanita. (503).368.3663 • The Winery at Manzanita (503).440.5643 ** • Nehalem Bay Winery – exploremanzanita.com com to enter. 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North Tillamook Library In Nehalem: • Pizza Garden – (503).368.2665 ** • Angelina Boutique (June (Curbside pick-up/drop-off) • Buttercup – (503).368.7675 • Moxie Fair Trade – Call 4) – (503).368.7440 ** • Nehalem Bay State Park Columbia Bank (503).368.2469 ** • Riverside Fish & Chips – ahead – (503).368.3638 ** • Kendra’s Inn Farm will re-open campground on Manzanita Post Office •The Bunk House – (503).368.3344 • Salt & Paper – 11-4 daily Stand – Open daily – June 9. Yurts and cabins Nehalem Post Office (503).368.5424 ** – (503).368.7887 ** (503).368.7488 will remain closed. US Bank • Hugo’s – (503).368.4444 Grocery Stores (** de- • Syzygy – 11-5 daily – Bayside Gardens Shell • Pizza Garden – notes local delivery ) (503).368.7573 ** In Wheeler: Provided by the Manza- Station (503).368.7675 ** • Bahama Mama’s – 10-5 • Wheeler Treasures nita Visitors Center, all infor- NCRD Fitness Center • Wanda’s Cafe – In Manzanita: daily – (503).368.2453 – 12-5, Thur.-Sat. - mation is as of press time. City of Wheeler to receive grant from Discover North County! Oregon Small Business Relief Fund Business Oregon announced (RFP) for different types of that have existing small business Unique Shops Events Lodging Real Estate Services Tuesday, June 2, the recipients applicants. This is the first round COVID-relief programs or will of $2.5 million in matching grant of funding, consisting of $2.5 stand up new programs to issue funding through the Emergency million and closed for proposals grants to local small businesses Business Assistance Grant Fund, May 18. with fewer than 25 employees. Call Us For A Free Market Analysis Place your which was created by Gov. Kate “We stood this program up The program also encourages Of Your Home’s Value! business here! Brown and the Oregon Legis- very quickly, and communities efforts to provide access to sole Let our licensed brokers guide you through Your ad will alternate lature to assist small businesses throughout Oregon in turn put proprietors and historically disad- weekly between the the process of buying or selling your home! suffering in the wake of the together excellent proposals on vantaged businesses. Tillamook Headlight Herald COVID-19 pandemic. a short time-frame for how they Business Oregon received #1 office in Rockaway Beach! and North Coast Citizen. Wheeler was the only city will get the funding into the 46 applications requesting $7.5 Open 7 Days a Week! Price includes online placement listed in Tillamook County that hands of their local small busi- million, but only $2.5 mil- 1 Col x 2” $18 • 2 Col x 2” $30 will receive Small Business nesses,” said Business Oregon lion is available in this round. 503-355-2010 (Office) 503-355-3011 (Fax) Contact Katherine at: Relief funds through this specific Director Chris Cummings in a Final amounts to each will be [email protected] program. press release. announced shortly as contracts H44796 165 S Miller Street / PO Box 551 Rockaway Beach, OR 97136 503-842-7535 A total of $10 million of fund- This round solicited propos- are finalized with each recipient, All brokers licensed in the State of Oregon. Office License #201206260 ing is being allocated through als from cities, counties, and but the median award will be H44179 three Requests for Proposals Economic Development Districts approximately $45,000. Tillamook County Solid Waste For more information about recycling or hazardous waste disposal: Call (503) 815-3975 or visit our website at www.co.tillamook.or.us/gov/solidwaste 503 Marolf Loop, Tillamook, OR 97141 As things return to the “new normal,” it is important to remember all those folks who kept things going throughout the Stay-At-Home period so that life could go on. One week in June used to be called National Garbageman Week, and it seems appropriate that this year it was officially renamed “Waste & Recycling Workers Week.” I’d like to take a moment and give a call out to the 17 full-time employees who have helped maintain the trash and recycling services offered at our three transfer stations. Even as anxiety levels rose, they bravely faced unknown threats, and kept us open. While other cities and counties shut down recycling fully or in part, we were able to keep everything operating, with few changes. The health and safety of our employees and customers is important, and we continue to follow certain safety precautions so that we are not forced to limit the availability of our services. We have suf- ficient space available at all transfer stations for people to maintain adequate social/personal distances. Over the past several years we have increased convenience and efficiencies in operations, which means you can get in and out much quicker than in the past, and avoid contact more easily. Those coming to our Household Hazardous Waste collection events will notice a change in opera- tions, as we implement changes to maintain distancing while offering this quality service. Please don’t feel that our employees are avoiding you. We are trying to maintain physical distances, but if you have a question, feel free to ask. Feel free to contact my office if you have any questions. David McCall, Solid Waste Program Manager Solid Waste Events in June 8 World Oceans Day 5 World Environment Day 14-20 Waste & Recycling Workers Week 6 Household Hazardous Waste & Styrofoam (Send us your pictures of how you thank Collection at the Tillamook Transfer Station the workers you interact with!) (9am -1pm) 15 Global Wind Day

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Recycle Your Paint There are PaintCare sites throughout Oregon where households and businesses can recycle or dispose of Tillamook Transfer Station: unwanted paint, stain, and varnish all year round, including 1315 Ekloff Rd * Tillamook, OR 97141 (off Tillamook River Rd 3 miles south of the City of these sites in Tillamook County: Tilllamook) On site phone number: 503-842-2431 Hours: 8am-4pm. Seven days a week Tillamook Transfer Station: Manzanita1315 Ekloff TransferRd * Tillamook, Station: OR 97141 (off Tillamook River Rd 3 miles south of the City of Tillamook County HHW Pacific City True Value 34995Tilllamook) Necarney On site Rd phone* Manzanita, number: OR 503-842-2431 97130 (between Hours: Manzanita 8am-4pm. and Seven Nehalem) days Ona week site phone 1315 Ekloff Rd 34995 River Ave Number: 503-368-7764 Hours: Thurs-Mon, 10am—4pm (503) 815-3975 (503) 965-6295 Manzanita Transfer Station: 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Pacific34995 Necarney City Transfer Rd * Manzanita,Station: OR 97130 (between Manzanita and Nehalem) On site phone on these dates: 38255Number: Brooten 503-368-7764 Rd * Pacific Hours: City, Thurs-Mon, OR 97135 10am—4pm (2 miles SE of Pacific City) On site phone num- Manzanita Transfer Station ber: 503.354.4383 Hours: 9:00 am—4:00 pm Friday, Saturday & Monday; 1:00 pm – 4:00pm Saturday, June 6, 2020 34995 Necarney City Rd PacificSundays City Transfer Station: Saturday, July 11, 2020 (503) 368-7764 38255 Brooten Rd * Pacific City, OR 97135 (2 miles SE of Pacific City) On site phone num- www.co.tillamook.or.us/gov/solidwaste ber: 503.354.4383 Hours: 9:00 am—4:00 pm Friday, Saturday & Monday; 1:00 pm – 4:00pm Sundays All PaintCare sites accept up to 5 gallons per visit (some take more). Please

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