Photos for December 10, 2012
Portland’s LaMarcus Aldridge (12) goes to the basket around the defense of Toronto’s Jose Calderon during the second half Monday. Aldridge had a team high 30 points as the Trail Blazers beat the Raptors 92-74.
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Portland's Jared Jeffries (1) scored two of the 23 points contributed by the Trail Blazers' bench in Monday's victory.
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Steve Powell sits in court on the day of opening arguments in his voyeurism trial on May 9 in Tacoma. Powell is the father-in-law of missing Utah mother Susan Powell.
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Washington State Patrol Cadet Aleksandr Ignatov, center, administers a field sobriety test to a DUI suspect on state Highway 14 while Trooper Bennie Taylor observes and takes notes. For the past two months, Ignatov has put what he learned at the State Patrol academy to the test while veteran troopers ride along and supervise.
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Aleksandr Ignatov talks about how he got involved with the Washington State Patrol in Vancouver.
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Fudge varieties, top row, from left, dark chocolate raspberry swirl, penuchi pecan, and hot chocolate; nuts 4 you, chocolate oodles and raspberry cream; cranberry orange almond, milk carmelo and dark chocolate mint at Fudge Fix at Daisy Maiz.
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Columbian files While kids always want to meet Santa Claus, railroad buffs look forward seeing the SP&S 700 locomotive up close during the Christmas steam train event in Vancouver.
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Santa Claus, shown at last year's Christmas event, has scheduled another visit to Vancouver on the SP&S 700 steam locomotive.
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Associated Press People attending an Amendment 64 watch party celebrate after a local television station announced the marijuana amendment's passage in Denver.
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Providence Health System is asking its 65,000 employees to help raise money to preserve Vancouver's Academy, built by the hospital system's founding nun, Mother Joseph, in the early 1870s.
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Bob Moser
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Wendy Collie
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The Leichner Landfill, shown here in the late 1980s, closed for good in 1991. Clark County has agreed to purchase the landfill and some surrounding property for $1.5 million, hoping to eventually reuse the land.
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Many residents who lived near the Leichner Landfill remember the sights and smells of the former dump, with seagulls often circling overhead. More than 20 years after its closure, Clark County now hopes to reuse the land as regulators continue to monitor it.
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The Leichner Landfill operated from 1935 until its closure in 1991. Shown here in the early 1970s, the landfill is still monitored by the state Department of Ecology and other partners. Clark County's solid waste now goes to a different landfill near Boardman, Ore.
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The Other Fiscal Cliff
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Live Well poll results
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Lily will be the name of the new elephant calf at the Oregon Zoo.
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Esther Short: Mendel Greenberg places candles on a Lego menorah on Dec. 9 at the Hilton Vancouver Washington. It took about 40,000 blocks and 100 helpers to build the structure during the Chabad Jewish Center of Clark County's annual Grand Hanukkah Community Celebration that night.
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