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Assessor, auditor and treasurer remind residents of holiday closures

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|Date: Wednesday, December 15, 2021

Assessor, auditor and treasurer remind residents of holiday closures

Clark County offices will be closed on Friday, Dec. 24 in observance of Christmas and Fri., Dec. 31 in ob ...

Clark County offices will be closed on Friday, Dec. 24 in observance of Christmas and Fri., Dec. 31 in observance of New Year. ...
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
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Charter Review Commission seeks volunteers to write opposing statements for 2022 charter amendment measures

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com
|Date: Wednesday, December 15, 2021

Charter Review Commission seeks volunteers to write opposing statements for 2022 charter amendment measures

Committees have been appointed to write statements supporting the measures, but the Commission has not be ...

Committees have been appointed to write statements supporting the measures, but the Commission has not been able to identify people to write statements against the measures. ...
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
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Sen. Ann Rivers reverses her decision to leave State Senate

Posted by Ken Vance, Editor
|Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2021

Sen. Ann Rivers reverses her decision to leave State Senate

Lawmaker had announced in October that she was stepping down, likely prior to the 2022 legislative sessio ...

Lawmaker had announced in October that she was stepping down, likely prior to the 2022 legislative session. ...
Tuesday, December 14, 2021
| by Ken Vance, Editor
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Dr. Raul Garcia: ‘Vaccine booster is not a software update’

Posted by John Ley
|Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2021

Dr. Raul Garcia: ‘Vaccine booster is not a software update’

Lab tests indicate the Pfizer vaccine may be up to 40 times less effective against Omicron variant. ...

Lab tests indicate the Pfizer vaccine may be up to 40 times less effective against Omicron variant. ...
Tuesday, December 14, 2021
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Giving trees bring holiday cheer to Ridgefield families

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com
|Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2021

Giving trees bring holiday cheer to Ridgefield families

The Giving Tree is a holiday tradition in Ridgefield schools, providing gifts for local families in need. ...

The Giving Tree is a holiday tradition in Ridgefield schools, providing gifts for local families in need. ...
Tuesday, December 14, 2021
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Woodland Public Schools welcomes Trish Huddleston as director representative for District 4

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|Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2021

Woodland Public Schools welcomes Trish Huddleston as director representative for District 4

Huddleston decided to run for the school board director position after seeing the struggles presented fro ...

Huddleston decided to run for the school board director position after seeing the struggles presented from remote schooling during the COVID-19 lockdowns. ...
Tuesday, December 14, 2021
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A fatality accident took place Tuesday morning in Camas

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com
|Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2021

A fatality accident took place Tuesday morning in Camas

A juvenile passenger involved in a single-car collision Tuesday morning in Camas has died. ...

A juvenile passenger involved in a single-car collision Tuesday morning in Camas has died. ...
Tuesday, December 14, 2021
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Opposing statements sought for Feb. 8 ballot measures

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com
|Date: Monday, December 13, 2021

Opposing statements sought for Feb. 8 ballot measures

For the February 2022 special election, the Elections Office, as the filing officer, has received five pr ...

For the February 2022 special election, the Elections Office, as the filing officer, has received five propositions that do not have citizens appointed to write a statement against. ...
Monday, December 13, 2021
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Make the holiday season greener by reducing, reusing and recycling

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com
|Date: Monday, December 13, 2021

Make the holiday season greener by reducing, reusing and recycling

Clark County Solid Waste and Environmental Outreach encourages people to take steps to reduce waste as th ...

Clark County Solid Waste and Environmental Outreach encourages people to take steps to reduce waste as they celebrate the holidays. ...
Monday, December 13, 2021
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Scott Campbell’s Christmas Promise remains with build-a-bike event

Posted by Paul Valencia
|Date: Sunday, December 12, 2021

Scott Campbell’s Christmas Promise remains with build-a-bike event

More than 500 bicycles were to be built and delivered to area charities this year, an event sponsored by ...

More than 500 bicycles were to be built and delivered to area charities this year, an event sponsored by Waste Connections and Taylor Transport, all in an effort to keep alive the Scott Campbell Chris ...
Sunday, December 12, 2021
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Dr. Peter McCullough: Official COVID ‘narrative has crumbled’

Washington Board of Health’s vote supports option of mandating experimental vaccines for children

Public Health officials say COVID-19 testing demand may cause delays

Opinion: State Board of Health hearing addresses quarantine rules and child vaccine mandate

Over half of new COVID-19 cases now ‘breakthrough’ of vaccinated individuals

Red Cross: National blood crisis may put patients at risk

State senator tests new senate COVID rules, is escorted off Capitol Campus

Vancouver middle and high schools temporarily moving to remote learning days

Opinion: When the fight against COVID is most serious, Washington state government has failed

Letter: ‘If people can get sick and spread germs regardless of vaccination status, should we ALL be excluded whenever we are exposed’

POLL: The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?

Do Pfizer inoculations do more harm than good?

Assessor, auditor and treasurer remind residents of holiday closures

Assessor, auditor and treasurer remind residents of holiday closures

Charter Review Commission seeks volunteers to write opposing statements for 2022 charter amendment measures

Charter Review Commission seeks volunteers to write opposing statements for 2022 charter amendment measures

Sen. Ann Rivers reverses her decision to leave State Senate

Sen. Ann Rivers reverses her decision to leave State Senate

Dr. Raul Garcia: ‘Vaccine booster is not a software update’

Dr. Raul Garcia: ‘Vaccine booster is not a software update’

Giving trees bring holiday cheer to Ridgefield families

Giving trees bring holiday cheer to Ridgefield families

Woodland Public Schools welcomes Trish Huddleston as director representative for District 4

Woodland Public Schools welcomes Trish Huddleston as director representative for District 4

A fatality accident took place Tuesday morning in Camas

A fatality accident took place Tuesday morning in Camas

Opposing statements sought for Feb. 8 ballot measures

Opposing statements sought for Feb. 8 ballot measures

Make the holiday season greener by reducing, reusing and recycling

Make the holiday season greener by reducing, reusing and recycling

Scott Campbell’s Christmas Promise remains with build-a-bike event

Scott Campbell’s Christmas Promise remains with build-a-bike event

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?