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In case you missed them, here are some of the top stories from the week:
Clark County’s two largest law enforcement agencies say they will not send officers to Portland to assist with ongoing, nightly protests due to liability concerns and an apparent lack of legal consequence for some of the people being arrested.
Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Office and Vancouver Police Department said their agencies have not provided officers for the protests since earlier this summer, in mid-June.
A Camas man was killed Friday night in Portland when he was walking in the road and was struck by a speeding motorcyclist.
Portland police identified the man as 28-year-old Zachary David Crist.
Two people were killed in a fire Tuesday night in the Sifton area, just outside of Vancouver city limits.
Vancouver fire crews were dispatched at 7:16 p.m. to 6901 N.E. 149th Court for a report of a residential fire with people trapped inside.
A pedestrian was killed Wednesday evening in a hit-and-run crash in Vancouver.
Vancouver police were called at 6:42 p.m. to East Mill Plain and Grand boulevards.
La Bottega converted its indoor space into a grocery store. The Mighty Bowl started a plant-based burger-and-beer dinner service on the weekend. Tommy O’s at the Camas Hotel opened a walk-up window.
Yet as some Clark County restaurants turn to creative ways to generate revenue during the pandemic, a wave of restaurant closures looms as Phase 2 restrictions linger.
