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Idaho abortion ‘trafficking’ bill opens Pandora’s box of questions for WA
Can Washington abortion providers schedule appointments with teens in Idaho? Can groups here give youth money to travel across the border for abortions? |
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Bellingham settles claims of fire department corpse abuse for $550K
The city of Bellingham has paid $550,000 in settlements to family members of a man whose dead body was used for medical training without permission. |
Columbian Newspaper
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Student artwork on display at Washougal Youth Arts Month Gallery
WASHOUGAL — In March, Washougal School District hosted the Washougal Youth Arts Month Gallery to celebrate and showcase student art. |
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Clark County property tax exemption specialists set April 14 to assist property owners
Property tax exemption specialists from the Clark County Assessor’s Office will be available to answer questions and enroll property owners in the county’s tax relief program during a public event from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 14 at the Washougal Community Center at 1681 C St. |
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Clark County seeks advisory board volunteers
Clark County is seeking two volunteers to serve on the Community Action Advisory Board. |
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Clark County composter program offers free workshops
Clark County’s Composter Recycler program is offering a series of free online workshops about composting and sustainable living strategies. The eight-part series will teach participants how to reduce their impact on the planet through composting, green cleaning, recycling, food waste prevention, and low waste living. |
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Vancouver teen serves as senate page for Sen. Lynda Wilson
HAZEL DELL — Jack Fisher, a freshman at King’s Way Christian High School, served as a Senate page at the Washington Senate at the Capitol in Olympia the week of March 6-10. |
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Vancouver Rose Society prepares Esther Short Park and Covington House for spring blooms
ESTHER SHORT — The Vancouver community gardens at Esther Short Park and Covington House were pruned and spring-cleaned on March 11. Members from the Fort Vancouver Rose Society and two additional volunteers from the community gathered to prune an estimated 150 roses total in both gardens. A group of 19 tended the Esther Short garden and three of those same volunteers spent an extra hour at the Covington House garden. It was a very good day to learn and practice pruning techniques on the wide variety of roses growing in these gardens. Most of the roses have been in these gardens for decades; however, some are new, having been planted last year, courtesy of both the city of Vancouver and the Fort Vancouver Rose Society. |
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Downtown Vancouver auto licensing office hours changing
The Clark County Auditor’s office is updating hours of operation for the auto licensing office at 1408 Franklin St., in downtown Vancouver. |
Washington State News
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2023 Mock Draft Watch 6.0
Maddy Glab March 30: NFL.com, Cynthia Frelund No. 27 - CB Cam Smith, South Carolina I am aware that the Bills have a strong defensive back group. I am also aware of needs at other positions. I am also, also aware that Leslie Frazier is taking the season off and Buffalo's defense might not look the same with Sean McDermott calling the plays. However, this is a team that used at least |
