TDHS students Daysha Baker, junior, and Josh Brakenbury, sophomore, work together to install new roofing on the tennis storage building on Friday, April 13.
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TDHS students Daysha Baker, junior, and Josh Brakenbury, sophomore, work together to install new roofing on the tennis storage building on Friday, April 13.
Donnie Lewis was hitting the streets today with his three dogs Schroeder, Charlie Brown and Peppermint Patty in the hunt for shopping carts.
Bjorn will likely be joined by many locals in their outdoor adventures today as temps are expected in the low 60s. But watch out for those gusts that could clock in at 25 mph this afternoon.
The Dalles' Downtown Tree Project is underway from April 2-6 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The project aims to address the deteriorating condition of existing trees and wells in the retail corridor.
Old World Carpenter Tobias Ammon has dug into one of the oldest houses in The Dalles in his effort to restore the porch. The house’s original owner N.H. Gates known as the Father of Dalles City carried the incorporation of the City of The Dalles through the legislature in 1857 - two years before Oregon gained statehood.
The pair said they were taking the week off from work and camping at Deschutes River State Recreation Area while checking the area out. “Nobody’s got that,” Cassa said looking at the recently built Mountain Bike Skills Park near Safeway in The Dalles.
CCCNew’s Robin Denning was getting over a bit of jet lag this morning so took to the trails at Coyote Wall near Old Hwy. 8 in White Salmon and captured these beauties for us.