Chantel Ripplinger, above left, poses behind her display of lighted art bottles for sale. Along with lighted bottles, she also sells customizable chalk signs.
Stan and Karen Walsavage sit behind their display of painted garden stones and decorated vintage and antique barbwire wreaths.
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Robyn Jensen poses behind her crystals and jewelry display. She is the owner of Carnelian moon crystals and jewelry.
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David and Kelli Bell purchase some freeze dried candies from Nicole and Kevin Ramsey.
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David and Kelli Bell purchase some freeze dried candies from Nicole and Kevin Ramsey.
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Chantel Ripplinger, above left, poses behind her display of lighted art bottles for sale. Along with lighted bottles, she also sells customizable chalk signs.
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Katherina Blackmar smiles from behind her table of handmade artwork, jewelry, keychains and games.
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Kristina Anderson poses with a friend behind her display of handmade art and yarn animals and creatures.
The North Wasco County School District (NWCSD) Innovations Academy held a Winter Bazaar fundraiser on Dec. 3 at the Wahtonka Campus in The Dalles.
Local craftsman, artisans and vendors sold holiday and winter themed crafts, gifts, artwork and treats to members of the community. Along with vendor fees going towards Innovations Academy, the school also raffled off a handmade quilt that raised over $200 for The Backpack Program.
Innovations Academy Leadership students assisted with the event, which was “a tremendous success,” said NWCSD Director of Educational Success and Innovative Programing Kimberly Tyskiewiczk.
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