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Cannon Beach Farmers Market makes summer debut
The Cannon Beach
Farmers Market returned
for its eighth straight sea-
son Tuesday, June 16, and
will continue every Tues-
day through Sept. 29. Held
in the City Hall parking
lot, near the intersection
of Hemlock and Gower
streets, the farmers market
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variety of fresh produce,
pasture-raised meat, organ-
ic cheeses and hand-crafted
artisan food products. Mu-
sic, prepared food vendors
and community booths run
1 to 5 p.m.; all other ven-
dors run from 2 to 5 p.m.
This season, the market
has 25 vendors and four
prepared food booths. All of
the vendors from last sea-
son except for one will be
returning. These include the
Wine Shack, Fosse Farms
Inc., Cannaan Hill Farm,
Sweet Treats by George,
Skamokawa
Farmstead
Creamery, Cannon Beach
Sea Salt Co., Sea Level
Bakery + Coffee and King-
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vendors are Esotico Pasta,
Columbia River Smoked
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Hard Cider and Portland
Pet Food Company with
organic, human-grade pet
food and treats. Over in the
prepared food department,
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males are back and will be
joined by newcomers Hello
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cha. Sleepy Monk will also
Farmers market vendors
offer variety
The following vendors will be at the Cannon Beach
Farmers Market. While most vendors will be there ev-
ery week, some vendors will attend only a few times
during the 16-week season, which ends Sept. 29.
• A&B Farms (berries)
• Olympic Provisions
(sausage)
• Baird Family Orchards
(stone fruit)
• Portland Pet Food
Company (pet food)
• Canaan Hill Farm (fruit
and other produce)
• Reverend Nat’s Hard
Cider (cider)
• Cannon Beach Sea Salt
(flavored salts)
• Sea Level Bakery and
Coffee (pastry)
• Columbia River
Smoked Salmon
*Sleepy Monk’s Coffee
The vendors are:
• Dough Dough Bakery
(bread and pastry)
NANCY MCCARTHY PHOTO
Steven Sinkler, co-owner of the Wine Shack, puts a Puffin wine into a bag for a customer on
the opening day of the Cannon Beach Farmers Market. Sunny skies brought out the crowds
for the market, which will be open from 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesdays on the corner of Hemlock and
Gower streets in midtown through Sept. 29.
have their cold press coffee,
available at Dough Dough
Boys Bakery.
The market caters to
low-income
shoppers;
vendors will accept sup-
plemental assistance pro-
gram cards. This season,
the Cannon Beach Farm-
ers Market is introducing a
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Jason Schermerhorn with
help from his own chil-
dren, Jackson and Jasmine
Schermerhorn. In addition,
the kids will use a Farmers
Market Passport Program
while at the market to track
their attendance and activ-
ities.
The Hallmark Resort is
partnering with the farm-
ers market to raise funds
for this program by do-
nating a two-night stay at
their resort; there will be a
drawing for this prize. Any-
one interested in helping to
fundraise should call (503)
436-8033.
Sandi Lundy, chair of the
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mittee, said that the Cannon
Beach Farmers Market has
become her primary food
source in the summertime.
• Feelys Fruit (cherries)
• Fosse Farms (berries
and herbal dressings)
• Gayles Meadow Farm
(organic produce,
sauces)
The goal of the grow-
er-seller farmers market is
to give residents and visitors
easy access to healthy, local-
ly grown food with an eye
toward reducing the carbon
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west food consumption. It
is meant to promote local
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and artisans and producers
of food and perishable farm
products while fostering a
community activity that en-
courages social and health-
ful lifestyles. For more
information, visit www.can-
nonbeachmarket.org.
• Hummus Stop (hum-
mus, pita bread)
• Sweet Treats by George
(candy)
• Skamokawa Farmstead
Creamery (cheese)
• TbeeS (honey)
• Wine Shack (wine tast-
ings and bottle sales)
• ZK Flowers (flowers,
vegetables)
Prepared food vendors:
*Jacob’s Creamery
(cheese)
• Hello Waffle (sweet and
savory waffles)
• Kingfisher Farm (pro-
duce)
• Seaside Kombuca
(fermented beverage
of black tea and cane
sugar)
• Lance’s Farm Vittles
(lamb, beef, poultry,
eggs)
• Nature’s Wild Harvest
(mushrooms, wild berry
jams, syrups)
• O Falafel (Middle East-
ern food)
• Casa de Tamales (ta-
males)
Cannon Beach Police Log
May 24
6:52 a.m.
Chapman
Point: camping within city
12:12 a.m. 200 block limits. Subjects warned for
of Beaver Street: property unlawful lodging.
9:47 a.m. 300 block of
crimes. Report of juveniles at-
tempting to break into the old Ocean Avenue: camping
grade school. Juveniles were within city limits. Anon-
found to have been attempting ymous complaint about
to force open the gym doors. XQODZIXO ORGJHUV 2I¿FHU
1R GDPDJH -XYHQLOHV ZHUH searched the area, unable
detained for curfew violation to locate, will continue to
and taken to the party respon- check throughout the day.
5:10 p.m. Beach off Fern-
sible for them who was ad-
wood Street: dog/animal
vised of what they had done.
10:03 a.m. Haystack Rock: complaints. Subject reported
call for information. Subject animal carcass off Fernwood
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over Haystack Rock illegally. arrival, I observed what ap-
Subject was unable to obtain peared to be a sea lion be-
the registration number, so cause of fur and skin. Public
FAA cannot pursue.
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May 25
May 26
12:01 a.m. U.S. Highway
101 at north entrance: driver
stopped for speeding. Driver
found to be suspended and
in possession of marijuana.
Driver issued citation for
driving while suspended and
warned for violation of the
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cated.
2:41 a.m. Camping with-
in city limits. Subject warned
for unlawful lodging. During
contact, found subject to be
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ed and advised not to drive.
Permission given to remain
in place until a licensed driver
could retrieve the vehicle.
1:54 a.m. Second Street
RV parking: camping with-
in city limits. Subject(s)
warned for unlawful lodg-
ing.
4 p.m. EORFNRI1RUWK
Hemlock Street: suspicious
circumstances. Report of a
suspicious male, yelling and
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and made contact with the
male, who was headed to the
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May 27
6:18 a.m. Second Street
RV parking: camping within
city limits. Subject(s) warned
for unlawful lodging.
May 28
June 2
June 4
12:02 a.m. 84800 block
of Junction Road: warrant
arrest. Stopped subjects for
violation. After further in-
vestigation, one passenger
was found to have a felo-
ny warrant and possessing
controlled substance (meth-
amphetamine) and distrib-
uting a controlled substance
(methamphetamine). The
two subjects were lodged
in Clatsop County Jail;
one was let go with case
forwarded to the Clatsop
County district attorney.
1:05 a.m. Tolovana Wayside:
camping within city limits. Sub-
ject warned for unlawful lodging.
3:47 p.m. 20 block of
Promenade in Seaside: as-
sistance provided to Seaside
Police Department. Witness-
es believed subject was sell-
ing drugs from his vehicle.
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subject and was given con-
sent to search vehicle with
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did not alert. Cleared.
12:22 a.m. Second Street
sewer ponds: camping within
city limits. Subjects contact-
ed and warned for overnight
camping.
12:49 a.m. Sandpiper
parking lot: camping within
city limits. Subjects contact-
ed and warned for overnight
camping.
June 5
12:29 a.m. Tolovana
Wayside: camping within
city limits. Subject(s) warned
for unlawful lodging.
1:22 a.m. West Van Buren
Street: camping within city
limits. Subject(s) warned for
unlawful lodging.
2:38 a.m. Second Street
sewer ponds: camping with-
in city limits. Subject(s)
warned for unlawful lodg-
ing.
10:56 p.m. Second Street
sewer ponds: camping
within city limits. Subjects
contacted about overnight
camping.
May 30
1:59 a.m. Tolovana Way-
side: camping within city
limits. Subject(s) warned for
unlawful lodging.
May 31
12:13 a.m. East Second
Street: motor vehicle acci-
dent. Hit and run.
2:48 a.m. 700 block of
Oak Court: minor in posses-
sion of alcohol.
June 1
2:25 a.m. 1400 block of
South Hemlock Street: sus-
picious circumstances. Re-
ceived a report of a person
banging on doors. Subject
was intoxicated and locked
out of room. Reunited with
girlfriend.
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