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Date: 7/20/2008 Album ID: 556129
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Andy Cripe | Gazette-Times Corvallis High School's class of 1948 toured the Whiteside Theater Friday Afternoon.
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Andy Cripe | Gazette-Times Members of Corvallis high schools class of 1948 sit in the seats at the Whiteside Theater during a tour Friday afternoon.
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Andy Cripe | Gazette-Times Leah Swope, Executive Director Mid-Valley housing Plus.
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Andy Cripe | Gazette-Times Jaimee Colbert is currently working with the men's basketball program at Oregon State University. Colbert had hoped to fly F-18's for the Navy before she was discharged for medical reasons.
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Andy Cripe | Gazette-Times Hewlett Packard provides employees with free ceramic mugs to reduce the amount of paper cups used.
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Andy Cripe | Gazette-Times Hewlett Packard product Engineer Srilata Thirunagari waters her garden plot located between building 8 and building 10 on the Hewlett Packard campus on the morning of Thursday July 17, 2008. Thirunagari is growing tomatoes, peppers, zucchini and eggplant in her portion of the garden.
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Scobel Wiggins | Gazette-Times Crews unearth three 8,000 gallon tanks and one 3,000 gallon tank beneath the Towne Pump at 4th Street and Washington Avenue in preparation for selling the property.
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Scobel Wiggins | Gazette-Times Da Vinci Days Director Brenda vanDevelder oversees preparations for the festival at 11th Street and Madison Avenue, site of the main entrance.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times A truck carrying a two trailers of hay caught on fire traveling northbound on Highway 99 south of Airport Road on Tuesday morning. Local farmers responded to put out the fire but smoke continued to billow from the hay as it smoldered and the road will remained closed as crews try to clean up.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Matt Fields responded to the fire and his children, from left to right, Garrett, 12, Logan, 10, and Hunter, 8, also pitched in on Tuesday.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Chris, left, and Larry Venell brought equipment from Venell Farms to help battle the tractor-trailer fire on Tuesday.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times A truck carrying a two trailers of hay traveling northbound on Highway 99W caught on fire south of Airport Road on Tuesday morning. Local farmers responded to put out the fire but smoke continued to billow from the hay as it smoldered and the road was closed as crews cleared the road.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Local farmers, residents and members of the Monroe Fire Department keep a steady flow of water on smoldering hay after tractor-trailer carrying hay caught on fire while traveling north on Highway 99W south of Airport Road about 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday . Local farmers and residents responded to the fire and put it out but the road was closed until 1:30 p.m.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Matt Jones, a local area resident, joined in the effort to fight a tractor-trailer fire on Tuesday after the hay the truck was hauling caught on fire.
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SCOBEL WIGGINS | Gazette-Times Officer Daniel Duncan of the Corvallis Police Department holds the top end of the measuring tape while Senior Officer Huff Meyr of Albany, a certified truck inspector, holds the bottom as CPD Officer Nick Hurley looks on. The semi, carrying a tower from Eugene to Idaho, was routed through Corvallis because it is too tall for I-5, but it tore out the sign pole while making a right-hand turn from Harrison Boulevard to 3rd Street. ODOT crews were called in to manage the pole and the cables within it.
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SCOBEL WIGGINS | Gazette-Times Beth Russell, posing with a Toyota Corona restored for her by her brother, will lead a poetry workshop today and a Poetry Slam at Da Vinci Days on Sunday.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Dorothy O'Brien has been a medical librarian for over a decade, using her skills to do research in medical books and journals for doctors and nurses.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Sarah Dowless, 19, pictured here with her horse Grizzly, was named the 2009 Philomath Frolic & Rodeo Queen on Sunday. This marks the third year in a row that a local contestant has won the crown.
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