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Serious Play: A 'traffic garden' at the Baker Early Learning Center will help kids learn to ride bikes and walk safely - Vimarsana News

Serious Play: A 'traffic garden' at the Baker Early Learning Center will help kids learn to ride bikes and walk safely

On a day not long before a significant snow storm hit Baker City, a crew from Baker County laid down lines that will eventually be a traffic garden at the

School board takes new approach with bond projects - Vimarsana News

School board takes new approach with bond projects

The Baker School District will try a new approach now that rapidly rising construction costs have temporarily thwarted the district’s schedule to build a cafeteria/multipurpose building at Baker Middle School.

OSU's Friday Academy students meet Capa, the Baker City Police Department's K9 officer - Vimarsana News

OSU's Friday Academy students meet Capa, the Baker City Police Department's K9 officer

Local elementary students in the Friday Academy program had the chance to meet Capa, the Baker City Police Department’s drug-detecting dog, on Friday morning, April 15.

New Child Care Option Coming - Vimarsana News

New Child Care Option Coming

BAKER CITY — The Baker County YMCA will open a child care center at the Baker Early Learning Center in September. The center will have space for 40 children — 12 from age six weeks to two years, and 28 three-, four-or five-year-olds. In a press release announcing the facility, Rob Wilkinson, CEO of the Baker County YMCA, said the center is a collaborative effort to address a critical need for families and employers. “We look forward to providing high-quality, dependable child care to local families who need it,” Wilkinson said in the press release. “Parents and other ...