The clouds gave way to beautiful sun for the Peddler’s Faire on Sunday. The day started with a breakfast at the Odd Fellows Hall then a shuttle would transport down to the park where the many vendors were set up. Knights Ferry school children went around with coffee and donuts to make money for their Washington D.C. trip, working with the Wandering Barista. The E Clampus Vitus managed parking again. The Sheriff’s department had officers on horseback and in cars. The STARS with the Sheriff’s Department manned the Museum. The town was packed with shoppers. The proceeds from this event helps keep Miller’s Hall maintained. The newest addition to Miller’s Hall is the heating and air system and new deck rails. A big thanks to Gayle Higgins and her crew for putting this on.
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The Voortman family has returned from Dallas, Texas where they visited with David’s relatives. The kids took part in a 2,000 Easter egg hunt in El Paso and the family toured the Bush Library and Arboretum. It was the first plane ride for Dakota, Tristan and Liam.
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Billy Barter, almost 90 years old, drove to Knights Ferry to the Post Office to buy stamps so he could help support the Post Office. Billy is the half uncle to Fred Dolling and graduated from Knights Ferry School.
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Be careful on the grassy rocks by the bridge. A lady slipped and fell and broke her ankle.
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Congratulations go out to Thor Hoefer, son of Mickie Martinelli and grandson of Bill and Kay Martinelli, on scoring an 85 at the Yakima Bull riding.
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Pat Ramont Johnson’s granddaughter Violet turned 2 years old and Pat flew to Oregon to help her celebrate.
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What is with all the orchard land (over 2700 acres) on Highway 108, Willms Road, Rodden Road and Highway 120 being sold?
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May is right around the corner and the Community Club dinner meeting is Thursday, May 4 at 6:30 p.m.