S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Baker City’s Public Works Department has put up “BUMP” signs to warn drivers of three significant dips in streets caused by frost in the ground pushing up the pavement.
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S. John Collins/Baker City Herald Baker City has spent an estimated $300,000 this winter to plow and remove snow. The city budgeted $92,000.
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S. John Collins/Baker City Herald Baker City has spent an estimated $300,000 this winter to plow and remove snow. The city budgeted $92,000.
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S. John Collins/Baker City Herald Baker City has spent an estimated $300,000 this winter to plow and remove snow. The city budgeted $92,000.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Barbara Carnahan, left, and her daughter, Sandy Cassidy, take advantage of the city's offer of free sandbags that could prove necessary with the present warming trend. Gary Johnson and his brother, Joe, far right, bag sand at the city shop/warehouse to put down in front of garage doors. People are allowed up to 25 bags.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Barbara Carnahan, left, and her daughter, Sandy Cassidy, take advantage of the city's offer of free sandbags that could prove necessary with the present warming trend. Gary Johnson and his brother, Joe, far right, bag sand at the city shop/warehouse to put down in front of garage doors. People are allowed up to 25 bags.
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Photo by Kathy Orr / For the Baker City Herald Baker’s Gracie Huggins, right, battles a Mac-Hi Pioneer for a loose ball Thursday.
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Photo by Kathy Orr / For the Baker City Herald Wyatt Akers scored 32 points Thursday to lead Baker past Mac-Hi.
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Joshua Dillen / Baker City Herald Deep snow mantles the Sumpter Valley Railroad Depot at McEwen in Sumpter Valley.
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Joshua Dillen / Baker City Herald This Powder River view is a few miles downstream from Mason Dam.
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Joshua Dillen / Baker City Herald Deep snow mantles the Sumpter Valley Railroad Depot at McEwen in Sumpter Valley.
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Joshua Dillen / Baker City Herald This Powder River view is a few miles downstream from Mason Dam.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald The roof of the former Baker Furniture Co., building collapsed Sunday morning in downtown Baker City. Firefighter Dan Curtis, left, chats with Geiser Grand Hotel owner Dwight Sidway, center, whose building is to the right. Sidway and his wife, Barbara, also own the building that collapsed. Firefighter Jason Bybee is at right.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Two second-story windows, right of the Christmas garland, are believed to have been broken when the roof collapsed.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald The roof of the former Baker Furniture Co., building collapsed Sunday morning in downtown Baker City. Firefighter Dan Curtis, left, chats with Geiser Grand Hotel owner Dwight Sidway, center, whose building is to the right. Sidway and his wife, Barbara, also own the building that collapsed. Firefighter Jason Bybee is at right.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Two second-story windows, right of the Christmas garland, are believed to have been broken when the roof collapsed.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald file photo Baker High School student Trenton Dowdy tackles electrical training at Baker Technical Institute in 2016.
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S. John Collins/Baker City Herald The building at 1916 Main St. collapsed due to a heavy snow load this morning.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Xavior Fox, 4, left, and Leslierose Gately, 3, put their imaginations to work during an arts and crafts period last week in a Head Start classroom that escaped water damage.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Air at 206 degrees is pumped into the walls to dry the insulation and framing at Head Start, where leaks damaged ceiling, walls and floor. Brandon Campbell, right, Lowell Fuhrman, left, and Tanner Krewson have been working to get the classroom open again by Monday.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Xavior Fox, 4, left, and Leslierose Gately, 3, put their imaginations to work during an arts and crafts period last week in a Head Start classroom that escaped water damage.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Air at 206 degrees is pumped into the walls to dry the insulation and framing at Head Start, where leaks damaged ceiling, walls and floor. Brandon Campbell, right, Lowell Fuhrman, left, and Tanner Krewson have been working to get the classroom open again by Monday.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Eveie Matthews, 59, second from left, and other Call Center employees, takes calls about the Oregon Health Plan at one of the 22 work stations housed at the Baker Tower.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Call center employees in Baker Tower respond to callers seeking help and advice about the Oregon Health Plan.
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