On Saturday, July 18th, the 4-H Horse Fair was held! Let’s wish all of our participants a congratulations, as each of these ladies did such an incredible job. They all improved…
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FREE National Diabetes Prevention Program at Tillamook YMCA Starts in September, Sign up Now!
Did you know that 1 in 3 American adults has prediabetes—and most don’t know it? The good news? Small changes today can make a big difference tomorrow. Join our FREE National…
Response to OP/ED: Where are the protests regarding the victims of crime in our own county? “Two Questions We Should Be Asking”
RESPONSE To: Robin Kostrikin, Thank you for your thoughtful and compassionate letter. I wholeheartedly agree with your central message that “every victim deserves compassion, regardless of who committed the crime. Every…
4-H Community Service Event – Cloverbuds Make Hats for “Serving Up Hope” Kits
Cloverbud members from the 4-H Club, A Stitch in Thyme participated in making hats during one of their club meetings. These hats were then made into kits that included band-aids, toothbrush, snacks,…
BUTCH’S BLOG: Community Writers Read at Cape Meares Community Center Thursday July 23
By Butch Freedman “Writing is a way of saying you and the world have a chance.” Richard Hugo I’ve been writing since I was a teenager, and trying to get published…
North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection Monthly Meeting Tuesday June 30th in Rockaway Beach
Is your drinking water safe? Come join us for North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection project updates and to meet with fellow citizens who are concerned about pesticide spraying in watersheds…
BUTCH’S BLOG: Working Man—Part Two
By Butch Freedman Working Man—Part 2 – A continuation of a previous post (See below for link to Part 1) I didn’t think too much about the upcoming job in that…
Meet Benny & Jet, United Paws Cats of the Week
Are you a dog owner looking to add some feline energy to your family? Benny and Jet are bonded brothers who were living under the home of a United Paws volunteer….
TILLAMOOK COUNTY FAIR: Ice Cream Booth – Volunteers Needed; Ice Cream Coupons Available to Support 4-H
Did you know that the Tillamook County Creamery Association sponsors 4-H through the ice cream booth at the Tillamook County Fair? That’s right, all net proceeds go directly to our 4-H…
BUTCH’S BLOG: Something Has to Give
By Butch Freedman How do you stop a dictator? Especially one who clearly is no longer in control of his actions, thoughts, or speech. Of course, I’m talking about our addled,…
