Jayson Jacoby/Baker City Herald Rock Creek Butte dominates the western skyline from a point on the ridge in the Elkhorn Mountains northwest of Baker City.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Mary Andersen of Baker City talks about her experiences in Uganda.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Director Casey Sargent, right, encourages the Yahoos to run away, from Gulliver #2, played by Daniel Cunningham, second from right during rehearsals Tuesday for the Missoula Children’s Theater at Baker High School.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Bullfighters Sean Peterson, center, and Jesse Tennent, left, rescue Bo Johnson of New Plymouth, Idaho, from a serious situation when the bull went down and rolled over, trapping Johnson's legs beneath its massive weight. The bull rider escaped without injury.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Cliff DeMastus talks about an area near Trail Creek, about 12 miles south of Baker City, where reforestation following the 2015 Cornet-Windy Ridge fire hasn’t been successful.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Ponderosa pine seedlings are showing good survival in some places burned in the 2015 Cornet-Windy Ridge fire.
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The front page of the Baker Democrat-Herald (the name changed to Baker City Herald in 1990) on Monday, July 21, 1969, the day after Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Soon to be 102 years old this week, Art Phillips of Baker City chats about his life and family.
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Brandon Taylor / Baker City Herald Rob Carpenter, stunt rider with 1 Wheel Revolution, wheelies on Washington Avenue Saturday.
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Lisa Britton/For the Baker City Herald Wayne and Dru Carpenter recently celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Colt Martin packs gear to compete in his first rodeo. The Haines Stampede offered the 21-year-old from Grant County a chance to ride in the ranch saddle bronc event Thursday. He stuck to the saddle for a score of 78.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald The Robbins family siblings unveil the branding iron at Old West Federal Credit Union Monday during its dedication ceremony to their father, Lew Robbins, who was a longtime ag teacher and FFA adviser at Baker High School. From left are ReeElla VonBorstel, DeEtte Stofleth, Denzil Robbins and Perry Robbins.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Robert Anders of Baker City has been chosen to exhibit and offer for sale his bronze art during an August event at San Francisco.
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Jayson Jacoby /Baker City Herald Killamacue Lake, with its backdrop of Chloride Ridge, is one of the alpine jewels of the Elkhorn Mountains.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald SWAT team members arrested Brent Alexander Breshears at 2:48 p.m. Wednesday at 1701 Fourth St. in Baker City.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald The Super 8 Motel is at 175 Campbell Street, just east of Interstate 84.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Motel 6, at 250 Campbell Street, is east of the Super 8 and was formerly the Always Welcome Inn.
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Lisa Britton/For the Baker City Herald Rick DeFerrari, master cooper of Oregon Barrel Works at McMinnville, demonstrated how to make an oak wine barrel during an event called “Barrel and Vessel: The Art of Aging Wine” on Saturday at Crossroads Carnegie Art Center.
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Kathy Orr / Baker City Herald Baker’s Jake Wright gets ready to apply the tag to a runner at first base in a pickoff attempt.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald file photo The proposed Boardman-to-Hemingway power line would follow the route of an existing line that crosses Highway 86 between Baker City and the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Renovation of the Inland Cafe continues Tuesday morning as Jonathan Brown, employee with Prolevel Construction of Richland, prepares his work place.
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Kathy Orr/ Baker City Herald A costumed Bigfoot was a popular attraction at the inaugural Blue Mountain Bigfoot Festival Saturday at Geiser-Pollman Park. Among the many visitors who posed for a photograph with the hirsute beast were, from left, Ilania, Micah, Silas and Isaac Dickison.
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Samantha O’Conner / Baker City Herald This painting by David Uhl is on display at Legacy Ford in Baker City and will be auctioned July 13 during the Hells Canyon Motorcycle Rally to benefit the Baker City Police Department.
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S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Youngsters in the Circus Band group include Zayne Hills, 9, front center, Madi Cooper, 8, right, and plenty of other children, who are eager to perform their roles on stage.
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