Stephanie covers county government.
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Attorney: Boldt did not violate state ethics law in Lifeline vote
Clark County Commissioner Marc Boldt did not violate any laws when he voted this week to approve a loan to Lifeline Connections, a county attorney said Friday.
UPDATE: Boldt’s wife resigns after apparent conflict of interest
Her husband and another county commissioner OK’d loan to her employer a day earlier
Decision came after appearance of conflict of interest
County makes emergency loan to Lifeline
Inpatient substance abuse program needed $190,000 to make payroll
Commissioners authorize $190,000 so treatment center can make payroll
County prepares for elderly boomers
Aging Readiness Plan addresses the ‘silver tsunami’
Clark County commissioners Tuesday approved a blueprint for how the county will prepare for the “silver tsunami” of baby boomers.
County approves fee holiday for businesses
To qualify, projects must create at least 15 full-time jobs
Hoping to spur economic development and bring jobs to a county with an unemployment rate of approximately 11 percent, Clark County commissioners on Tuesday approved a fee holiday for certain businesses.
Teens invited to help save teens’ lives
A suicide-prevention course begins Monday in Battle Ground
BATTLE GROUND -- On Monday evening, a Battle Ground couple will open their home to host the first session in a six-week series, “Helping Hurting Students.”
Former Woodland mayor Jim Graham dies
Graham also served as police chief
Dog-lovers delight in show
More than 270 dogs are competing this weekend at the eighth annual Mount Hood Doberman Pinscher Club’s all-breed agility trial at the Dr. Jack Giesy Arena at the Clark County Event Center. The trials, sanctioned by the American Kennel Club, are free to the public from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Dogs and their handlers compete for time and accuracy through two different obstacle courses, which include jumps, tunnels and seesaws.
Boldt talks about jobs, stormwater in State of the County
WASHOUGAL — Attendees at the 2012 State of the County Thursday were asked to bring food for the Salvation Army and, in keeping with the theme of being a caring community, representatives from local nonprofits were on hand to sign up volunteers and accept donations.
Live coverage: Boldt to deliver State of County address today
Attendees asked to bring food for Salvation Army
