Press Talk: Stupid stuff from the salary commission
Just when you thought the county council had cornered the market on stupid stuff, the city of Vancouver decided it wants in on the fun.
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Press Talk: Stupid stuff from the salary commission
Just when you thought the county council had cornered the market on stupid stuff, the city of Vancouver decided it wants in on the fun.
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Morning Press: Casino construction, new C-Tran buses, oil terminal lease
The county is threatening to arrest workers at the Cowlitz tribe casino construction site. Also in the news this week: Madore face accusations from union, C-tran rolls out new buses, oil terminal lease renewal may hinge on Wolfe, and roll…
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Vancouver woman was a Rosie the Riveter during WWII
Vancouver woman, 92, reflects on WWII work for Boeing in Seattle
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Save the Date: Tulips, lilacs, stars and paddles take spring festival spotlight
Fields of spring color await visitors for the opening weekend of the today and Sunday in Woodland. Visitors can tour the show field or create a bouquet from the U-pick fields. There also will be vendors, tulip bulbs for purchase,…
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Camas High choir, Portland rockers collaborate
They're all rock stars.
Patient who escaped psychiatric hospital in police custody
SPOKANE — Authorities say a man accused of torturing a woman a death who escaped from a Washington state psychiatric hospital has been captured.
Coghlan’s homer in 9th spoils M’s home opener
Largest crowd ever at Safeco Field goes home disappointed
‘Good food’ movement growing up
CHICAGO — Imagine standing on a stage in front of hundreds of strangers. You need their money to help finance your dream business. You have…
Save the Date: Tulips, lilacs, stars and paddles take spring festival spotlight
Fields of spring color await visitors for the opening weekend of the today and Sunday in Woodland. Visitors can tour the show field or create…
Using just his eyes, filmmaker captures his fight with ALS
CHELSEA, Mass. -- Patrick O'Brien was a young, budding New York City filmmaker and DJ known as "TransFatty" when his legs suddenly started trembling uncontrollably.…
Experts say self-driving cars not ready for use
WASHINGTON — Self-driving cars are more likely to hurt than help public safety because of unsolved technical issues, engineers and safety advocates told the government…
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Portrait 2016
Every year The Columbian takes the opportunity to share portraits of some of the people who make Clark County such a special place to live, work, learn and play. In this year's edition, we highlight small business owners, a cancer survivor and many volunteers and experts who have left an impact on their chosen field or the community as a whole.
