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MARCH
Saturday, March 14
FEDERAL FLING: Federal
Street Spring Fling, 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday,
March 14-15, on Federal Street
between First and Third. Shake
off that cabin fever with a fun
event filled with music, food, a
beer and wine garden and an
outside market. Booths are free
for makers, crafters, businesses,
non-profits—anyone wanting
to highlight their business or
products. Booth space is 10’ x 10’
. Register at thedallesmainstreet.
org under events.
BILINGUAL STORYTIME:
Cuentos y Crafts Bilingual
Storytime, 10:30-11 a.m. at The
Dalles-Wasco County Public
Library, 722 Court St., The
Dalles.
NONPROFIT: Nonprofit
Workshop 1-4:30 p.m. at
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott
2014 West 7th St., The Dalles.
The Center for Nonprofit
Stewardship; 541-230-1036,
$39.
ROLLER DERBY: Gorge Roller
Derby double header, 5-7 p.m.
at White Salmon Elementary
School. Ticketed event.
CANCELED GOOGLE WIND:
Google Wind Challenge at the
Fort Dalles Readiness Center,
11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
CGOA STAGES: CGOA
Stages presents “West Side
Story” at 10:30 a.m. at Wy’East
Performing Arts Center in Odell.
$20 adults, $15 CGOA members,
$5 ages 10-17, free under 10.
Additional performance March
15 at 2 p.m.
Sunday, March 15
14th annual pirate carnival in
Klickitat, Wash., 2-5 p.m. Free
admission. Call Mary for more
info @ 509-281-1174.
Tuesday, March 17
CANCELED ST. PAT’S:
Cascade Singers perform 7 p.m.
at St. Peters Landmark, 405
Lincoln St., The Dalles. Annual
St. Pat’s at St. Pete’s, a benefit
concert for the Landmark cele-
brating St. Patrick’s Day. Listen
to your old favorites with a little
comedy mixed in.
ST PATRICKS: Teen St Patrick’s
Day Party, 3 p.m. at The Dalles-
Wasco County Public Library,
722 Court St., The Dalles.
MEMORY CARE: Family &
Caregiver Alzheimer’s/Dementia
Support Group meets 3-4 p.m.
Meetings are held the third
Wednesday of each month at
Flagstone Senior Living, 3325
Columbia View Drive, The
Dalles.
Wednesday, March 18
ROTARY CLUB: The Dalles
Rotary Club meets every
Wednesday noon to 1 p.m. at
Zion Lutheran Church, 101 W.
10th St., The Dalles (corner of
10th and Union). This week’s
speaker is MCMC Water’s Edge
Immediate Care update.
STROKE SURVIVORS: Stroke
survivors support group meets
at the Oregon Veterans Home,
700 Veterans Dr., The Dalles,
every third Thursday of the
month, 1:30 to 3 p.m. Call
541.296.7441 with questions.
Thursday, March 19
KIWANIS PROGRAMS:
Kiwanis meetings are held
every Thursday at noon at
Spooky’s and visitors are
welcome. This week’s events
include no noontime meeting,
but a Social Hour, time and
place TBA. For more informa-
tion go to www.thedalleskiwan-
is.org.
In accordance with new
guidelines from Oregon
Gov. Kate Brown—based
on recommendations of the
CDC, Oregon public health
experts, epidemiologists, and
health professionals and in
order to minimize potential
opportunities for the virus
to spread—Northern Wasco
County Public Schools will
proactively begin suspending
events that bring large groups
of students, adults and com-
munity members together.
“This action is not related
to a presumptive case,” not-
ed district superintendent
Candy Armstrong in a state-
ment. “At this time, there
are no presumptive cases in
North Wasco County Public
Schools.”
Suspensions of non-es-
sential school-based
activities begins immedi-
ately, effective Thursday,
March 12th, and will remain
in effect through April 10
(approximately 30 days).
This includes the sus-
pension of all school-based
assemblies and events,
Let us continue with an interesting account told to us by 3 of
the Gospel writers who use this 6-8-3 pattern. It is commonly
referred to as the Transfiguration. In each of these 3 Gospel
records a promise is given by Yahshua (Jesus) to the disciples.
It reads, “Verily I say unto you, there be some standing here,
which shall not taste death, till they see the Son of man coming
in his kingdom.” Matthew and Mark, 2 of the 3 accounts on this
event then write, “and after 6 days later Yahshua (with 3 disci-
ples) goes into a high mountain and is transfigured before
them, his face shone like the sun and his clothes became as
white as light.” This strange event was a conformation of the
immortalization of Yahshua that would occur in a few years after
his resurrection from the tomb. Witnessing this physical trans-
formation was as if they were seeing him “coming into his king-
dom.” Now note that in Luke he states, “and some 8 days after
this he took (3 disciples) up to a mountain to pray…” So we
have two accounts, one states “6 days” and the other “8 days.” A
Scripture contradiction? A flaw in the Divine Writings? No of
course not. You are seeing the 6-8-3 pattern. The “after 6 days”
is confirming the 2nd immortalization event. The “some 8 days
after” is confirming the 3rd immortalization event that will
occur at the end of Yahshua’s 1000 year Kingdom centered in
the land of Israel with Jerusalem as his capitol. 6-8-3
zionman@netcnct.net
off-campus field trips, parent/
teacher conferences, and pro-
fessional development events
and non-essential meetings.
In-season athletic teams
will continue to practice, but
all extracurricular activities
including athletic competi-
tions will be suspended until
further notice.
“The list of affected activ-
ities will grow as we work
with partners and stakehold-
ers over the coming days,”
Armstrong said. The latest
information will be posted at
www.nwasco.k12.or.us.
Those without internet ac-
cess can contact their school
for updated information.
“To be clear, we are taking
every step possible so that
we can continue to provide
high-quality education for
all of our students and keep
our schools open,” Armstrong
said. “We realize that this
decision will impact every
school community, and we
know that the events, student
performances and other
gatherings are those that
schools, student, families,
and community members
look forward to all year. We
believe it is a prudent and
responsible step to take at
this time.
In cases where access
to community members is
required by law, as at school
board meetings, the district
hopes to offer continued
online streaming and are
exploring other alternatives,
including virtual meeting
platforms, in order to contin-
ue the district’s governance
and business.
“The safety, health, and
well-being of our students
and staff is our highest
priority. We will continue to
work in close partnership
with public health authorities
to minimize both the spread
of COVID-19 and disruption
to schools and students,”
Armstrong said.
The importance of hand-
washing at school will be
emphasized, and mainte-
nance staff will continue to
prioritize high-touch surfaces
in classrooms and common
areas, she said.
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