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Fruit soups add chill to mealtime
As September rolls in, I try to cling to every sunny minute. Give me the dishes that require nothing more than the freshest local produce, good spices and no-cook recipes that I can whip up in my bare feet, music blasting away. |
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In Our View: Little recommended for District 4 council seat
Despite not holding elected office, Matt Little has strong political experience and demonstrates a thoughtful understanding of complex issues. Because of that, The Columbian’s Editorial Board recommends him for Clark County councilor from District 4. |
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Letter: Look for character in leaders
What we all saw on display during the debate was former President Donald Trump showing a lack of honesty, integrity, respect, empathy, and an absence of caring for others, including country. Conversely, Vice President Kamala Harris showed us her strong leadership characteristics. |
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Letter: Candidates are third-rate
Mr. French from Camas believes a write-in vote is a wasted vote (“Don’t waste your vote for president,” Our Readers’ Views, Sept. 13). I can assure him I will not have a warm and fuzzy feeling when I cast mine in November. I will have a feeling of disgust towards two parties that put up third-rate candidates. I cannot vote for either candidate with a clear conscience. Whatever happened to the brightest and best our country has to offer? |
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Letter: Regulations slow progress
I was intrigued by the article on the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program progress (“I-5 Bridge replacement environmental impact statement to be published Sept. 20,” The Columbian, Sept. 11). |
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Letter: Trump is for the people
So, I’m supposed to believe our current vice president will fix the mess she has created if we just vote her back? A “new way forward” . . . from her own administration? That is rich. |
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Letter: Harris supports ungodliness
A vote for Kamala Harris, I believe, is a vote to ask God to destroy the United States of America. She is completely for abortion and many other ungodly things. |
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Death notices for Sept. 18, 2024
Anthony J. Byrum, 43, Vancouver, died Sept. 11, 2024. Camas Cremation and Burial Services, 360-858-8919. |
Seattle Times Politics
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It’s surreal when the lie machine comes for your hometown
Columnist Danny Westneat is originally from Springfield, which Trump slandered for eating its pets. It's been galling to watch how the totally fake can become real. |
