2025 Issues

May 2025

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City of Manzanita
At its May 7 meeting, the city council approved the Oregon Parks and Recreation Commission’s rule barring vehicles on the beach throughout the year and took other administrative actions. In other city matters, the city’s budget committee approved the proposed 2025-26 budget and sent it on to the city council for final action. In early June, the planning commission will hold a public hearing on amendments to the housing sections of the city’s zoning ordinance.

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May 20 special election.
Dan Haag provides a brief history of the Salmonberry Trail project and a rundown of hiking and biking trails on the Tillamook Coast.

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April 2025

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City of Manzanita
At its April 9 meeting, the city council adopted a supplemental budget and took other administrative actions.

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A report on the status of the Steeplejack Brewing and Manzanita Lofts projects.
May 20 ballot measures.
North coast residents join Hands Off rallies.
Tillamook County expands housing options.

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March 2025

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City of Manzanita
At its March 5th meeting the council heard reports on various matters, including the city's effort to ban vehicles from the beach, the status of the Classic Street Project, the freeze on short-term rentals, and the moratorium on foredune grading. The city's attorneys also briefed the council on the circuit court's dismissal of a lawsuit filed by Randy Kugler, Will Stone, and Laura Swanson that sought access to a report protected by attorney-client privilege.

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Planning Commission approved Manzanita Pines development.
Nehalem Bay Life: Sixty years ago, the "Big Split" divided families and friends but positioned Tillamook Creamery for growth.
Manzanita Yesterday: Great Coastal Gale of 2007

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February 2025

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City of Manzanita
The city council issued a proclamation honoring former Mayor James G. Bond, listened to a status report on Tillamook PUD, approved a project manager position, and heard how the state’s sanctuary law applies to the city. The council appointed Linda Kozlowski as council president, and also appointed Shawn Koch and reappointed Kit Keating to the budget committee.

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City honors James Bond
Nehalem Bay Life: Early dairy farming in Tillamook County and the role of immigrants in that history.
Manzanita Yesterday: Highway 101 Fountain

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January 2025

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City of Manzanita
The city council passed a resolution urging the Oregon Parks & Recreation Department to ban motor vehicles on Manzanita Beach, approved off-season tourism grants, and advanced the Classic Street Construction Project.

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Manzanita Yesterday: Arch Cape Tunnel
Nehalem Bay Life: Paddles Up-Nehalem Bay TideRunners glides into a new decade.

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