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  Conservatives on U.S. House Budget Committee switch votes, advance GOP package
  A GOP budget reconciliation bill advanced by a single vote after several House conservatives changed positions during a rare Sunday night session.
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  Opinion: Prescription price controls and rationing would undermine the innovation that has saved so many
  Todd Myers argues that U.S. adoption of prescription price controls would endanger future medical innovation and limit patient access to life-changing treatments.
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  The Annual Big Paddle Waterfront Festival returns on Saturday, June 7
  Ridgefield’s Big Paddle Festival returns June 7 with paddling events, hikes, music, games, and downtown fun from early morning through the evening.
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  Washington among the most generous state for GoFundMe campaigns
  Washington ranks as the ninth most generous state on GoFundMe, with residents contributing millions to support individuals and nonprofits over the platform’s 15-year history.
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  Clark College launches Computer Science Bachelor of Science program
  Clark College will launch its first Bachelor of Science degree in computer science in fall 2025, allowing students to complete both associate and bachelor’s degrees on campus.
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  Annual Discover Pass cost set to increase in October
  Washington’s Discover Pass fee will rise from $30 to $45 starting October 1, 2025, to help support state parks amid shifting budget priorities.
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  County hosts open houses to gather public input on proposed alternatives for growth plan update
  Clark County is hosting open houses and an online option to get public input on growth alternatives that could shape zoning, housing, and employment through 2045.