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Date: 5/1/2011 Album ID: 1234146
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Neighbor Amy Kunert surveys the damage caused by a tree coming down between two houses on Northwest 32 Street. It's so sad, she said. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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Becky Merja, city forester, delivers a notice to the property owner at the corner of Northwest Harrison Boulevard and Northwest 6th Avenue that estimates will be coming in to remove the damage caused by the early morning winstorm. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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Jeff Lay, Gary Herndon, and Zach Zinda work to clean up after a portion of a red maple tree came down in the early morning wind storm and damaged two power poles on the east side of Cloverland Park. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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Julie Balderston with a painting by Jake Dorr in the Lobby of the Social Communication Clinic. The painting symbolizes many of the special interests of the clinics clients. ANDY CRIPE | CORVALLIS GAZETTE-TIMES
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Julie Balderston explains how she uses a conversation tree to teach students how to start and continue a conversation. ANDY CRIPE | CORVALLIS GAZETTE-TIMES
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The new head of the Corvallis Montessory School, Adele Carey, enjoys the sunshine on the playground on Friday, April 22. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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2011 Women of Achievement recipient Kryn Freehling-Burton talks about her projects in the office at Gilkey Hall. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Gazette-Times)
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2011 Women of Acheivement recipient Cath Kendrick, math tutor and Project HER mentor, talks about helping women undergoing breast cancer treatment and girls struggling with math. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Gazette-Times)
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Jonathan Bittner calls this piece All Stitched Up. ANDY CRIPE | CORVALLIS GAZETTE-TIMES
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Jonathan Bittner with a sculpture he made from an Oregon Bigleaf Maple burl. ANDY CRIPE | CORVALLIS GAZETTE-TIMES
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Resource center co-director Kathy Srp, left, listens as Levit explains the process of heating marijuana in a vaporizer and collecting the fumes in a plastic bag for a smokeless dose. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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A current OMMP registration card is a requirement to get into the center when patients are using marijuana, but not necessary for attendance at classes. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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Levit points out varieties of marijuana on a poster at the Patient Resource Center. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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Sheri Levit rolls a joint on the vapor bar at the Linn-Benton Oregon Medical Marijuana Program Patient Resource Center. The center, which opened Wednesday on the outskirts of Albany, is one a several businesses catering to medical marijuana users sprouting up around the mid-valley. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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Lilli Trippe reaches for a mobile of a thousand cranes in her new playhouse while mother Kristin Trippe watches over her. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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Kristin Trippe of Kings Valley gets squirted by her daughter Lilli, who finds a new way to play with a toy syringe. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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Safe in the loft area of her pink playhouse, Lilli reads a book about dinosaurs. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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After spending so much time in hospitals, Lilli Trippe's favorite thing to do is pretend to be a doctor and cure all her stuffed animals and dolls. All better, she said after she gave a pokey to her stuffed dog named Coleman. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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