Clark County Councilor Eileen Quiring, who served on the 25-member advisory board, said she’s not surprised to learn about Portland’s renewed tolling platform, given Portland’s previously expressed views on tolling.
BATTLE GROUND — Under public pressure, the Battle Ground Public Schools Board of Directors delayed its decision to adopt new comprehensive and sexual health curriculum.
By a vote of 3-0, the board voted Monday to table the adoption of “Comprehensive Health,” a general health textbook, as well as “High School FLASH,” or “Family Life and Sexual Health,” for its high school health classes. Board members Monty Anderson and Troy McCoy were both absent from the evening meeting.
An infant died and its mother was critically injured Thursday in a single-vehicle rollover crash in east Clark County, according to the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
The crash was reported at 6:53 p.m. in the 26000 block of Northeast Bradford Road.
The Igloo Restaurant closed down this spring, but it’s still unclear what will happen to the two-story, 2,200-square-foot building.
Keys Limited Partnership, which owned the building since 2000, said restaurant owners Jorge and Andrea Estrada did not renew their lease this spring amid personal health concerns. Now, the firm is weighing whether to lease another restaurant or to convert the Edgewood Park neighborhood building into offices.
On a weekday morning at Dakota Memorial Dog Park, Diesel, a Jack Russell terrier, eagerly leapt at a tennis ball held by his owner, Cindy Rotermund.
Rotermund, a retiree who recently moved to the area, said she regularly comes to the off-leash dog park with Diesel and Newton, her pointer. She said it’s good for her pets to be off leash so they can run around, play with and sniff other canines — just be dogs.
