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Date: 5/1/2011 Album ID: 1234146
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After six months of exercise at Chintimini Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Hope, a Peregrine falcon, flew off the fist of Trent Seager to freedom Saturday morning at Tyee Wine Cellars. ANDY CRIPE | Corvallis Gazette-Times
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Molly McGuire shows off the eggs she found saturday morning during the easter egg hunt. ANDY CRIPE | Corvallis Gazette-Times
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Three-year-old Madeline Weeks checks out the contents of the easter eggs she found Saturday at an indoor hunt at Stonybrook Assisted Living Center in Corvallis. ANDY CRIPE | Corvallis Gazette-Times
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Abhi Sir Richard Rubario jousts with Lucas Sir Percival LaBelle for the entertainment of Franklin School as part of the Middle Ages Fair. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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Families filled the barns of the Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary Sunday afternoon for the annual Easter egg hunt. (Jesse Skoubo/Democrat-Herald)
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Kaelin Hatfield, 4, of Stayton gets up close to a goat at the Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary Easter egg hunt Sunday afternoon. (Jesse Skoubo/Democrat-Herald)
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Paige Shoblom, 7, of Salem takes her pick of treat-filled eggs lined up across a fence Sunday afternoon at the Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary Easter egg hunt. (Jesse Skoubo/Democrat-Herald)
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Kathi Riddell of SAalem and Laneisha Olsen, 13, of Aumsville refill plastic eggs with pieces of carrots and apple for children to find Sunday afternoon at the Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary. (Jesse Skoubo/Democrat-Herald)
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Cameron Montagne, 10, of Corvallis
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Zach Montagne, 8, of Corvallis pours feed from a plastic egg for a curious chicken Sunday afternoon at the Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary Easter egg hunt. (Jesse Skoubo/Democrat-Herald)
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The members of the band OK Go, from left, Dan Konopka, Andy Ross, Tim Nordwind and Damian Kulash, answered audience questions after a screening of their music videos -- all of which have become huge viral video hits online Ð during a Q&A session for da Vinci Days at the Majestic Theatre on Saturday night. (Andy Cripe | Gazette-Times)
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Scarlett Hartman of Corvallis, 7, makes the most of the play time following her swim class. If levy 02-74 does not pass on May 17, the Osborn Aquatic Center will close on July 1.
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Zach Robel of Corvallis, 5, cannonballs into the shallow end. The Osborn Aquatic Center will close its doors on July 1 if levy 02-74 does not pass on May 17.(SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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Students take notes in a health class held in Milam Hall at Oregon State Univeristy on April 28, 2011. ANDY CRIPE | Corvallis Gazette-Times
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Oregon State sophomore Trinity Grant peeks out of her tent Thursday afternoon at Parkwest apartments in Corvallis. Grant and several other students plan on spending the night so they can be first in line Friday morning to apply for next years vacancies. ANDY CRIPE | Corvallis Gazette-Times
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Parkwest apartments assistant manager Courtney Clark saw students begin lining up on Thursday to fill out rental applications on Friday. ANDY CRIPE | Corvallis Gazette-Times
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Philomath Fire Marshall Ray Hubbell watches high school students return to the building after waiting outside in a drizzle for about a half hour after smoke was detected. (SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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The Barnhart family of Philomath makes use of the resources at the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library on Wednesday, April 27. We homeschool, and we check out more than 60 books every week, said mom Erin Barnhart. Seated are Eli, 8, Gracie, 4, and Abigail, 13. Behind them is Seth, 11.(SCOBEL WIGGINS | Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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