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Early morning crash on I-5 near Woodland sends one to hospital

A Vancouver woman was sent to the hospital after Washington State Patrol said she lost control of her vehicle and crashed into a tractor trailer on Interstate 5 south of Woodland early this morning.

FBI arrests suspect in Spokane ricin case

The FBI has arrested a suspect in a case involving the discovery of a pair of letters containing the deadly poison ricin and says investigators are working "around the clock" to address any remaining risks.

Fishing report 5/23

Canyon Creek, Little White Salmon River open for trout fishing on Saturday

Snow falls in backcountry just in time for Memorial Day weekend

Several inches of new snow accumulate at elevations as low as 3,400 feet

In our view: Congress: Pass Shield Law

Ongoing DOJ scandal illustrates why public's right to know must be protected

President Barack Obama was described in a Tuesday Seattle Times editorial as "the worst modern president for press freedom." We concur with that assessment.

Meeting set for June 4 to discuss Lewis, Washougal steelhead plans

Work group will develop changes to management in East Fork Lewis, North Fork Lewis, Washougal rivers plus Salmon Creek

Out & About

Items about trail work in the Yacolt Burn State Forest and free camping at Oregon State Parks, both on June 1

Ambrose: Obama administration swimming in major scandals

Please, please, there's no reason to impeach President Barack Obama, and it is overreach to say we're getting Watergate all over again. But the scandals are indeed piling up on each other, or, to use another metaphor, it's not just raining. It's pouring. And the message to the nation is to take cover.

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Editorial Cartoon: Changing Their Tune

May 23

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College notebook: Linfield outfielder Carson named D-III All-America player

NFCA honors Camas High grad

Linfield College sophomore right fielder Erin Carson was named an NCAA Division III All-American by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association.

Energy Adviser: Save money by putting solar to work

Investing in solar energy may not be top of mind for many here in the Pacific Northwest, and a price tag that can top $40,000 would be enough to give many homeowners pause. But for some local folks, a mix of federal and state incentives and a desire to help the environment offset the initial investment.

Outings

Hikes, cycling rides, kayak trips and more

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Garden Life: Trimming can revitalize rhododendrons

Instead of tearing out that overgrown rhododendron, this may be the year to practice your pruning techniques. Established rhododendrons can be quite lovely plants, especially when trained as a small tree. Take the time to limb branches from the bottom up. Limbing simply refers to cutting the branches off with a pruning saw where they connect to the trunk or another main branch. Thin out higher branches for an open, airy look.

Garden calendar

A weekly listing of gardening events in Clark County.

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A green place to call home

Bellevue couple built sustainably for themselves and to teach others

SEATTLE — Before she got into the construction business 41 years ago, Donna Shirey was a teacher.

Ask the gardening expert

I live in Central Oregon and roses are very expensive in our market place, so I have started some roses from seed and want to use them as a hedge when they are ready. How long will it be before I can plant my hedge? Also could you suggest how I might winter them over?

Death Notices

A daily listing of death notices

Vital Statistics

Birth, court sentencings, marriage dissolutions, marriage licenses

Letter: Teachers emerge as heroes

I'm feeling a wave of sadness, empathy and compassion for the families of Oklahoma as I imagined how heart-stoppingly awful it would be to race from the school where I teach to Marshall Elementary or Vancouver School of Arts and Academics (the schools my daughters attend) in a similar event only to see a collapsed structure with people trapped inside.

Letter: Pilfered at the pump

The price at the pump jumped dramatically in the last few weeks. Just two weeks ago I was paying $3.31 per gallon for regular unleaded. Now at the same station it is $3.83 per gallon; a 16 percent increase in that small period of time. What other retailer can get away with that large an increase?

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