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News Photos March 23 - 29
Date: 3/29/2009 Album ID: 717656
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Dylan Cain, 4, retrieves the ball from the kitchen on Thursday. The ball has a rattle in the middle, making it easier for Dylan, who is legally blind, to track as he hurls it across the room back and forth to his mother, Jinger.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Dylan Cain, 4, uses a towel bar attached to a massage table to help him stand while his father, Mark, is ready to provide assistance on Thursday. The ability to pull himself up using the bar is a recent accomplishment for Dylan, who has cerebral palsey, and his parents hope his participation in an adult stem cell study at the Duke University School of Medicine will provide him the opportunity to reach more milestones.
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ANDY CRIPE/Gazette-Times Matt Hall teaches a juggling class Saturday afternoon at the Pacific Northwest Juggling Convention in Corvallis.
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ANDY CRIPE/Gazette-Times Eleven-year-old Rachel Leshikar of Kennewick Washington displays her juggling prowess Saturday afternoon at the pacific Northwest Juggling Convention in Corvallis.
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Scobel Wiggins | Gazette-Times Paul Hennan of Corvallis describes the feeling of learning that the man he performed CPR on is expected to make a full recovery. Hennan was working outside in Philomath when he heard a cry for help. Quick action and CPR training saved his life.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Robert Rube, owner of Pura Vida Surf Shop in Philomath, shows the area where he keeps the skateboards from which several higher-end boards were stolen on Friday.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Robert Rube, owner of Pura Vida Surf Shop in Philomath, shows where burglars broke the glass front door to the shop to get in and steal merchandise on Friday. This was the second break-in the business has had in the last two months.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Nine of the ten Mr. Spartan contestants serenade their volunteer choreographer, Lindsay Spencer, center, during a karaoke fundraising event at Papa's Pizza on March 18. The contestants and coordinators are holding events and preparing for the pageant that is set for April 25 at 7:00 p.m.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Lydia Ghuzeil, center, 5, and Emma Vawter, 5, right, get 'kisses' from one of the alpaca at the Boys & Girls Club of Corvallis on Wednesday.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Hannah Chappell, 10, right, of Chappell Alpaca Junction, shows one of the family's alpacas to Lyn Carson, 11, center, and Tamara Volkmann, 11, left, at the Boys & Girls Club of Corvallis on Wednesday.
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Scobel Wiggins | Gazette-Times A $44.5 million cogeneration facility will make OSU more sustainable, and save $650,000 per year in energy costs, said Larrie Easterly, university engineering manager. Construction is underway at 35th Street and Jefferson Way.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Mr. CV contestants, from right to left, Luke Wadman, Connor Bildfell, Scott Lembke, Matt Sheets and Brain Tostberg work on learning the choreography for their group dance on Thursday. All of the contestants are learning dances, working on their talents and getting everything ready for the Mr. CV pageant on April 11 at 7:00 p.m.
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Scobel Wiggins | Gazette-Times A jet turbine is part of the facility, which will generate 50 percent of the electricity for campus and all of the steam to heat water and buildings.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Mr. CV contestants, from left to right front row, Matt Sheets, Scott Lembke and Connor Bildfell, and, left to right back row, Jake Weber and Bryce Leonard, work on learning the choreography for their group dance on Thursday. All of the contestants are learning dances, working on their talents and getting everything ready for the Mr. CV pageant on April 11 at 7:00 p.m.
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ANDY CRIPE/Gazette-Times Corvallis resident Steve Wojcikiewicz said he opposes a proposed increase to Oregon's beer tax because he thinks it will hurt local businesses. People are cutting back on their expenses. Even a modest increase in the cost of a pint is going to mean fewer pints sold.
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ANDY CRIPE/Gazette-Times Nick Arzner of Block 15 shovels spent grain from brewing beer on Sunday afternoon. We give it to a farmer who feeds it to her cows. It doesn't have to go to a landfill and she saves money on feed, he said.
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Casey Campbell | Gazette-Times Alena Roberts, left, and Stevon Roberts join other bloggers at Block 15 for the weekly Beer and Blog event on Wednesday. Roberts shares her experiences and her take on the world through her blog 'Perspectives from a Blind Point of View.'
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Scobel Wiggins | Gazette-Times The Osborn Aquatic Center is the temporary home for this aquatic-themed mural made entirely of bottlecaps by home-schooled children in Junction City. Some of the caps were collected at the Center.
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