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January, 2022
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Vancouver’s annual Valentine’s Ball canceled
Officials believe safely staging this multi-day event is not possible given the current COVID-19 inf ...
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Open house for Northeast 179th Street Corridor Project set for Jan. 27
Neighbors and community members are invited to learn about design activities associated with the rec ...
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Opinion: Major sales tax cut proposed by Senate Democratic Majority Caucus vice chair
Proposed cut would reduce the state’s sales tax by a full 1 percent, taking the tax rate down from 6 ...
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POLL: Britain has announced an end to mask and other mandates by the end of the month. Is it time for the US to end similar mandates?
Britain has announced an end to mask and other mandates by the end of the month. Is it time for the ...
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Vancouver Police make arrest in controlled substance homicide case
The investigation led to the identification of Travis R. Timme, 32 years of age, as the individual w ...
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Opinion: When the next storm comes, the public should expect WSDOT to do better
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center points out the likelihood that, for political reasons, ...
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County provides COVID-19 related rental assistance update
Clark County has implemented and currently operates eviction prevention rent assistance programs to ...
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Clark County Sheriff’s Office seeks public assistance in curbing auto thefts
In 2020 there were 581 vehicles reported stolen to the Sheriff’s Office; in 2021 that total number i ...
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Ridgefield High School challenges students to be anti-bullying heroes
The Hero Movement is distinct from other anti-bullying campaigns because it was created by students, ...
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HS Wrestling: Champions defend their sport
Three Clark County champion wrestlers speak up about their sport, disappointed that their season was ...
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Opinion: Bill seeks to cut classroom instruction time by 20 percent
Under SB 5735 teachers would teach Monday through Thursday, give out homework, then not see students ...
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Clark College presents State of the College Address
Dr. Karin Edwards, Clark College president, will deliver the 2022 State of the College Address to sh ...
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Student rights pioneer Mary Beth Tinker speaks to Ridgefield High School students
Tinker shared her experiences about her Supreme Court case and the years that followed as she became ...
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Housing Options Advisory Group to hold final meeting on Jan. 25 to finalize recommendations
The Housing Action Plan will be presented to and reviewed by the Clark County Planning Commission an ...
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Speelyai Boat Ramp closed temporarily
The Speelyai Boat Ramp on Lake Merwin will be unusable for approximately two weeks beginning today ( ...
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Heritage Farm Wetland Restoration Project open house set for Jan. 25
Neighbors and community members are invited to learn about the Heritage Farm Wetland Restoration pro ...
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Opinion: Senate schedules graduated local income tax bill for public hearing
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center provides the latest on Senate Bill 5554, which would r ...
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Scientist surprised by discovery of ‘99%’ effective, cheap COVID treatment
The scientist who combined two widely available over-the-counter compounds that inhibited the novel ...
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Hockinson School District plans Virtual Levy Information Night
Hockinson School District is asking voters to approve a four-year replacement levy. ...
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Letter: ‘The bond we are faced with is what we need right now’
Ridgefield resident Ron Onslow shares his thoughts on the Ridgefield School District bond on the Feb ...
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Vancouver Police in officer-involved shooting identified
The team of Vancouver Police Department officers involved in the Jan. 9 incident that resulted in th ...
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Vancouver Fire crews extinguish garage fire
A total of 16 firefighters were dispatched along with two battalion chiefs to combat a garage fire i ...
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Street Sweeper — a Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dr. King’s life and words can still inspire you. ...
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Dr. Peter McCullough: Official COVID ‘narrative has crumbled’
'The vaccines should be pulled off the market, they clearly are not solving the problem.' ...
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Washington Board of Health’s vote supports option of mandating experimental vaccines for children
Informed Choice Washington believes the petition should have been perceived by the board as an ackno ...
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Letter: ‘I am frightened by the possibility that council members could vote to ban mask mandates’
Vancouver resident Kelsey Richter shares that she is ‘deeply concerned about not only the safety con ...
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Opinion: Lawmakers urge Gov. Jay Inslee and WSDOT to modify mandate and accept snow removal aid regardless of vaccination status
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center shares the issues created by WSDOT’s staff shortage, wo ...
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Sen. Lynda Wilson bill to ‘free the parks’ receives public hearing
Sen. Lynda Wilson says the state should stop charging people to park at Washington’s state parks and ...
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Ridgefield City Council appoints Jennifer Lindsay as mayor
Jennifer Lindsay was unanimously appointed as Ridgefield’s new mayor at the City Council meeting on ...
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Feb. 8, 2022 special election voter registration deadlines
If eligible voters do not receive a ballot by Thu., Jan. 27, they should contact the Elections Offic ...
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Public Health officials say COVID-19 testing demand may cause delays
CCPH officials suggest that anyone who has COVID-19 symptoms and cannot access testing or is waiting ...
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POLL: In spite of the pandemic Washington state has a surplus in excess of $10 billion. Does that justify a repeal of the capital gains income tax passed by majority Democrats in 2021?
In spite of the pandemic Washington state has a surplus in excess of $10 billion. Does that justify ...
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Opinion: Another attempt at a state-based single-payer health care system
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center discusses the belief of state Democrats that a single-pa ...
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Opinion: The crumbling COVID narrative
Vancouver resident Jennifer Baker discusses the breakthrough of the vaccine delusion and COVID-19 hy ...
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City of Vancouver presents local paralympian Yen Hoang with Key to the City
On Tuesday, Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle presented Paralympian athlete Yen Hoang with the Key ...
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Rep. Vicki Kraft responds to Gov. Jay Inslee’s comments about representative government and election integrity
Governor’s comments made during Tuesday’s 2022 State of the State speech. ...
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City of Vancouver invites public to serve on the Strategic Plan Advisory Committee
Members will be appointed to a two-year term to help develop and update the 2022-2027 Vancouver Stra ...
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Cancer claims the life of area firefighter
Clark County Fire District 6 Firefighter/Paramedic Joe Killian, who served the District for 26 years ...
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City of Vancouver officials announce Police Chief James McElvain’s forthcoming retirement
Police Chief James McElvain will be retiring from his position with the Vancouver Police Department ...
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Opinion: State Board of Health hearing addresses quarantine rules and child vaccine mandate
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes it is not unreasonable to be keeping an eye ...
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Evergreen School Board recruits District 4 replacement
Evergreen Public Schools Board of Directors is accepting applications from residents living within t ...
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Opinion: Capturing your focus is the goal
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill shares her thoughts on House Bill 1772, which addresses emerge ...
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‘Savor The Couve’ continues to help businesses and nonprofit organizations
The takeout dining collaboration “Savor the Couve” hit its 10th week generating more than $77,000 fo ...
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Senate Republicans step forward with sweeping proposal for tax relief, reform to help families, job creators
Sen. Lynda Wilson said the capital-gains income tax that was passed by majority Democrats in 2021 bu ...
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Morning accident partially closes Padden Parkway Tuesday morning
Crews from multiple agencies responded to an accident involving a semi truck Tuesday morning on Padd ...
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Opinion: As academic learning declines, some officials seek even more money for education
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center shares further confirmation of a disturbing trend in Washi ...
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Red Cross: National blood crisis may put patients at risk
The American Red Cross is facing a national blood crisis – its worst blood shortage in more than a d ...
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State senator tests new senate COVID rules, is escorted off Capitol Campus
Auburn Senator Phil Fortunato points to flaws in the safety measures, like weekly testing that under ...
Opinion: Beware legislation by rule
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill shares her belief that a bright light needs to be shined on th ...