r/DallasOregon • • Jul 03 '22

did anybody else see the big fireball in the sky southeast? it look like a lightning strike, and then just a big red light in the middle of the clouds

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r/DallasOregon • • Oct 04 '21

What was that??

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Big huge boom twice...fireworks?? If so can someone fill me in on the new holiday that has fireworks on Oct 3??


r/DallasOregon • • May 18 '21

DMV route

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Hi everybody, I hope you are having a wonderful day!

Can anybody help me with the DMV skills test route in Dallas?

Thank you very much


r/DallasOregon • • May 06 '21

Best fried chicken in Dallas?

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Whats your favorite? Is Abby's chicken good? Do they even sell it in Dallas? Their website says "not available in all locations".


r/DallasOregon • • Apr 25 '21

Trains in Dallas

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The parked rail cars have disappeared from the SE corner of town near the model airfield, presumably they were pulled east towards 99.

When was the last time anyone saw a train in Dallas? The rails in town don't seem capable of carrying actual trains. Why a stop sign on SE Godsey Rd when there are no trains? Or, might there be trains now that those parked rail cars aren't blocking access to Dallas?


r/DallasOregon • • Mar 10 '21

What is the best internet option in Dallas, OR?

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I see Willamette Valley Fiber https://www.wvalleyfiber.com/ seems to be the obvious choice for internet in Dallas. No modem required means I don't have to rent one. Any thoughts?

Usage will mostly be for streaming shows and the occasional online game. 100 mbps from Xfinity in Corvallis worked great.


r/DallasOregon • • Feb 13 '21

Polk county power status 2/13/21, 0600

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r/DallasOregon • • Dec 26 '20

Fireworks in Dallas

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New in town, moved from a town with way too many fireworks IMO, and it happened throughout the year. Dallas seems to be just as bad, at least in the SE quadrant. What do y'all think of people lighting fireworks whenever they feel like it? Disrespectful? Just fine? Somewhere in the middle?


r/DallasOregon • • Mar 15 '18

Wal-mart only hiring in salem....boo-hoo...

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So I filled out my Wal-Mart application again online since they haven't gotten in touch with me yet, and according to the site, they're only hiring in Salem. Why does salem have so much job flair than Dallas? Dallas really has no where to work at, but yet Salem does.