Tuesday, May 11, 2010

River Peoples Cultural Exchange


The River Peoples Cultural Exchange is a collaborative effort of the residents of Lyle, Washington and tribal members to share traditions, educate, build friendships, and promote goodwill with our communities and region.


2nd Annual River Peoples Cultural Exchange
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Noon until 7:00 PM
Lyle, Washington

Please come and share the spirit of friendship with us, our state and local dignitaries, and our honored veterans.



Thursday, May 6, 2010

Thursday Afternoon at LAC (Lyle Activity Center)





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Project America Run: Remembering Their Sacrifice


One Life. One Flag. One Mile.
Lyle's flag was placed on the corner of 5th St. & Hwy. 14 today.

On May 1st 2010, Mike Ehredt, a retired Postal Clerk and Army Veteran, touched the wheel of his jogger stroller in the Pacific Ocean in Astoria, OR and began an epic 4514 mile journey across the country to Honor and Remember Service Members lost in Iraq. He is currently placing flags that hold a yellow ribbon bearing the Name, Rank, Service, Age and Hometown of those whose dreams and ambitions were taken so quickly from us. The flags are being placed each mile along the roads he is traveling in reverse chronological order by date of death, till the very last flag is placed on the shores of the Atlantic in Rockland, Maine.

This is a personal tribute, a silent memorial for those who have served with dignity and honor and whose sacrifice will never be forgotten.


Monday, May 3, 2010

Haunting the Halls


A local volunteer has captured this image of an unidentified apparition recently seen wandering the halls of the new Lyle Activity Center. It is rumored this happy soul is cheering on the Lyle volunteers as they work on upgrading the building on Thursdays and Saturdays. If you'd like to join the all volunteer work crew, you might just catch a glimpse of the phantom. See you Thursday!

Tour de Fleur Draws Community Support

Long-time residents enjoyed swapping stories at the Twin Bridges Museum during the Tour de Fleur celebration.

Ms. Elenor Bean and band shared their talents for the Tour de Fleur participants outside in the park on Saturday.

Photos by Mildred Lykens