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  Letter: ‘The (Vancouver School) district ignored or broke numerous rules to enforce the governor’s emergency mask rule’
  Brush Prairie resident Bill Eling outlines examples of Vancouver Public Schools’ ‘missteps’ in a lawsuit against a parent of a Skyview High School student.
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  Informed Choice Washington assists lawmakers with writing of companion bills
  Informed Choice Washington assists lawmakers with writing of companion bills. The intent of the bills is to make sure public health officials are not overextending their promotional messaging.
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  New Heritage football coach in it for the long haul
  Kevin Peterson, named the head coach, promises to bring stability to Heritage High School’s football program, hoping to remain with the program until the day he retires from teaching.
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  Capital gains tax has its day in Washington’s highest court
  Last March, Douglas County Superior Court Judge Brian Huber ruled the tax was “properly characterized as an income tax … rather than as an excise tax as argued by the State” and struck it down.
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  Biden’s National Security Council met with CDC over COVID ‘disinfo’
  President Joe Biden’s National Security Council meetings with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about COVID-19 disinformation in 2021, according to documents obtained in an America First Legal lawsuit.
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  Columbia Play Project board chair seeking to fill the void with a children’s museum in Clark County
  The Columbia Play Project was officially started in October of 2020 after a nine-month delay due to the pandemic. The long-term goal (and third phase) of the organization is to build a permanent, brick and mortar children’s museum in Clark County. Photo courtesy Leah Anaya
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  POLL: Do you support legislation that would lengthen the school year one week to address student learning loss during the COVID-19 pandemic?
  Do you support legislation that would lengthen the school year one week to address student learning loss during the COVID-19 pandemic?