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New law will penalize underage gamblers
Cardroom dealers can be hit with $300 fines for allowing minors to gamble, but currently there are no penalties for the juveniles themselves.
Drowning victim found at Paradise Point identified
The name of a drowning victim whose body was recovered Thursday night from Paradise Point State Park was released Friday by the Clark County Medical Examiner's Office.
Re-enactors brave heat, cannon fire
Sgt. Dan Petersen stood by a cannon in the Confederate Artillery Camp and explained the nuances of the "3-inch ordnance rifle" before him.
Clark County authorities investigate drowning in Lewis River
A 28-year-old man was found dead Thursday evening after he disappeared while swimming in the east fork of the Lewis River near La Center, Wash.
In our view, June 30, 2009: Cover Your Ears
This is probably the first tri-species request we've ever made on this editorial page: On behalf of harried humans, panicky pooches and fearful felines across our fabulous Clark County, could we please have complete compliance with fireworks curfews this year? OK, "complete" might be an unreasonable expectation.
Decline to sign petition As its executive director and on behalf of YWCA Clark County, I ask Washington voters: Please support registered domestic partnerships and decline to sign Referendum 71 petitions.
Enola Gay crewman dies in La Center
Lonnie Hancock After his first attempt to get into World War II, he had to hitchhike home.
Vancouver might seek more control over C-Tran
Tran rolled out its new fleet of diesel-electric hybrid buses last July. Vancouver is questioning if the city should have more control over C-Tran, a move that might be seen as a power play by some and simply a matter of fairness by others.
Meth dealer gets five-year prison term
A Vancouver methamphetamine dealer was sentenced Monday to five years and three months in federal prison.
La Center council again rejects casino talks
Despite pressure from Mayor Jim Irish's staff and city residents, three city council members remained firm Wednesday on not wanting to talk about a casino deal with the Cowlitz Indian Tribe.
Duo's song lands on movie soundtrack
The Clinton Johnson Band is Danny Clinton, left, and Vince Johnson. Johnson, the band's primary songwriter, has written more than 300 songs, 10 of which will end up on the group's first album in June.
Ridgefield denies graduation plea
Ridgefield High School senior Skylar Jones, 18, left, and her mother Theresa, lost their fight to allow Skylar to walk at graduation.
Candidate filing, Day 1: 4 mayors submit names
City of Battle Ground: Position 1, Michael J. Ciraulo; Position 2, Phil Haberthur; Position 4, Michael Dalesandro; Position 5, Adrian Cortes, Alexander Reinhold; Position 6, Bill Ganley.
Time running out for La Center on casino offer
Here we go again. Once again, the La Center City Council will debate whether it's time to cut a deal with the Cowlitz Indian Tribe.
Rising salaries plus cap on tax increases troubles governments
It can't go on like this forever. If you include benefits, public payrolls regularly grow by 5 percent every year.
Judge rules in favor of growth plan
A Clark County judge knocked back an environmental challenge to the county's 2007 urban growth plan Thursday, increasing the chance that hundreds of acres of current and former farmland will be developed.
Judge rules against growth plan challenge
A Clark County judge overruled environmentalists' challenge to the county's 2007 urban growth plan Thursday, increasing the chance that hundreds of acres of current and former farmland will be developed.
Gregoire is no ideologue I wholeheartedly agree with the praise of Gov. Chris Gregoire in a May 17 editorial, "Disloyal Democrat," for governing as a leader rather than an ideologue.
One-cart recycling coming to Vancouver
Single-cart recycling is coming to almost 40,000 households in Vancouver. The city council gave the informal nod Monday to every-other-week collection, a change from weekly collection, at no additional cost to the consumer.
Press Talk: Of bad days and good days
OK, so I've had better weeks. - We filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy. - The cards didn't seem to be falling our way.
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