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SW Wash. fire agencies request blankets, coats and toys
Two Southwest Washington fire agencies are asking for the public's help in providing the needy with coats, blankets and toys this winter season.
County extends flu shot clinics
While health officials say the current H1N1 influenza outbreak seems to have peaked, the county will offer two more Saturday swine flu vaccination clinics at the Westfield Vancouver mall.
Employee sues county, alleges defamation
All Steve King wanted was an apology. And yet King, 61, said he has not received so much as an acknowledgement of the damage an 11-year-old boy's allegations six months ago had on his life.
Clark County at Work: Convergence Training
Rene Monrroy, media designer for Convergence Training, works on a 3-D environment for computer-based driver safety training.
Clark County business briefs, Nov. 15
PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Leadership Clark County's Board of Directors selected Paul Speer as its 2009 Outstanding Alumnus.
The Vancouver Clinic opens breast care center
The Vancouver Clinic has opened a breast care center at its Northeast 87th Street building in Vancouver.
Three high-risk sex offenders find homes
Three high-risk sex offenders who targeted children are moving to west Vancouver.
Clark County remembers veterans past and present
Ruth Lehman places flowers on the grave of her father, World War II and Korean War veteran Robert Lehman, as her mother, Carolyn Lehman, watches Wednesday.
Students to be arraigned on weapons charges
Two Daybreak Middle School students will be arraigned Nov. 20 on weapons charges for allegedly having a loaded .22-caliber handgun at school.
County uses its H1N1 vaccine systematically
Clark County public health employee Kachina Inman gets a seasonal flu shot from her colleague James Lanz in September.
2 high-risk sex offenders move to west Vancouver
Two high-risk sex offenders who targeted little girls, and had been homeless, have found homes in west Vancouver.
The drama is on in off-year election
Left: Vancouver Mayor Royce Pollard campaigns Friday at Mill Plain Boulevard and 164th Avenue.
Bit 'n' Pieces: Clark alum brings play to campus
Steve Coker has gone from former Clark College student to playwright, and now his alma mater is staging his farcical romantic comedy, "Looking for Olivia," for its fall production.
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Lincecum facing misdemeanor marijuana charge in Clark County
San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum is facing misdemeanor marijuana charges following a traffic stop in his home state.Washington State Patrol spokesman Steve Schatzel said Thursday that the 2008 Cy Young Award winner and former University of Washington star was pulled over for speeding on Interstate 5 in the town of Hazel Dell, about four ...
Election update: B.G. council race tightens
About 13,000 ballots counted Wednesday by Clark County elections workers failed to flip outcomes of any local contests - most notably the Vancouver mayor's race.
Sean Guard beats embattled Washougal mayor in landslide
Sean Guard and his wife, Ann Guard, check the computer for election results Tuesday night.
CVTV to televise election returns
Clark/Vancouver Television on Tuesday will continue its tradition of televising local election returns.
Clark County at Work: Karen's Costume Closet
Karen Salado rents costumes and accessories for holidays and theater productions out of her garage.
Fire starts near gas fireplace, damages two-story house
A fire that started near a gas fireplace damaged a two-story house Saturday at 25001 N.E. 188th Court near Battle Ground Lake.
Alleged River rat accomplice arraigned
The River Rat's alleged getaway driver was arraigned in Clark County on Wednesday, where he stands accused of five armed robberies.
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