To the editor:
My husband and I want to thank Dave and the snow crew that kept Roberts Market Road opened during all the horrific snow and wind storms we had up here. We appreciate all the hard work you have all been doing. Thank you
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Larry Lange, a long-time Santa in The Dalles, was caroled on Winter Solstice, Dec. 21, by community members as a “Thank You” from the community. Lange, a firefighter for 40 years, was Santa from the age of 12 until health slowed his movement. He was everybody’s ‘real’ Santa over many years. “(Local musician) Victor Johnson rallied a “flash mob” choir to sing Christmas corals to Larry Lange at his home in honor of his decades-long service to The Dalles Community as a very memorable Santa Claus,” said Mike Ballinger. “He has made hundreds of appearances as Santa for public events and for families in the area. For more than a generation, Larry’s enthusiastic generosity in the role of Santa created indelible memories for community members of all ages.” Fellow firefighter Bill Wolfe made sure Lange was home for the surprise caroling.
To the editor: It is a brave thing to do…to take a stand on the I.C.E. issue and let that stand be publicly recognized on a street corner day after day, or at a rally. I am thankful that I live in a time and place where that is possible. But this letter is not about that debate. This letter is to express appreciation for the approximately 60 NORCOR employees who have made a commitment to public safety by working with adult, juvenile, mentally ill inmates, and immigration detainees.
To the editor: We would like to send out a big THANK YOU to all of the firefighters that were at the Dallesport Industrial Park fire last week.
To the editor: I just wanted to thank the members of The Dalles Rifle and Pistol Club for taking the time to work with my Boy Scouts troop a few weeks ago.
To the editor: I want to thank Nikki Lesich for the special remembrance of David “Norm” Davis in the March 28, 2017 issue of The Dalles Chronicle. It was very touching.
To the editor: An open letter to Officer Keinlen, and TDPD: Thank you for making crosswalks a priority.
To the editor: I would like to thank Mark Linebarger of the Baldwin Saloon for his kindness and empathy toward his help-staff on "Day without Immigrants."
Thank you To the editor: We would like to give a big THANK YOU to the District 21 Education Foundation for their generous contribution to our classroom!
“I just had to come down and do something. This country is in trouble,” said Dell Charity, a 37-year-resident of Hood River, who stood downtown Friday afternoon in an impromptu protest.
