As weather cools, many trees scatter leaves across lawns and streets. Fallen leaves can block storm water catch basins and cause flooding. The…
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These are the gifts left not under but ON the tree — and the lawn, the shrubs, the eaves, the gutters, fences, and more.
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The annual autumn leaf disposal special at The Dalles Transfer Station begins Nov. 1, when they begin accepting yard debris from residential c…
A Dimetrodon, or prehistoric reptile, dominates a yard on 15th St. near Oregon. “I love dinosaurs,” explained creator Conner Wilson, 9, pictured at right. He was assisted by his brother Bryce, 6, who built a blue cave visible in the background.
Shorter days and cooler temperatures have brought autumn color to the region, and residents are encouraged to prepare now for the inevitable fall of leaves. The City of The Dalles and The Dalles Disposal encourage residents to promptly deal with fallen leaves this fall. To facilitate cleanup, The Dalles Disposal kicks off their fall leaf disposal special Thurday, Nov. 1.
