A look back at some of this week’s top stories:
Interactive map offers look at neighborhood crime
Using data from the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, The Columbian has built a new interactive map, providing you with a look at the crime experienced in the area’s neighborhood associations.
The map shows which areas reported the most crimes per 1,000 residents, but you can also click on a neighborhood for more detailed numbers on individual types of crimes, ie, assault or burglary.
See the map and story here.
Another top county official gives notice
Bronson Potter, who, as Clark County chief civil deputy prosecutor serves as top legal adviser to the county commissioners, has given his notice.
Potter, 60, told Clark County Prosecutor Tony Golik on May 31 that he accepted a job as chief assistant city attorney in Vancouver, a job that means a $15,000-a-year pay cut.