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WA Income Tax Repeal Heads Toward November Ballot
Let's Go Washington submitted more than 511,408 signatures Thursday to repeal the state's new 9.9% income tax on individual and household wage income…
4 months, 1 week ago
IBR Gets Federal Approval — But Where's the $9B?
The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program secured its federal Record of Decision, but Neighbors for a Better Crossing says the $14.4 billion project …
4 months, 1 week ago
Washougal Mourns Grant Johnson Jr., 18
Grant Johnson Jr., an 18-year-old Washougal High School graduate, died Monday after a rapidly advancing bacterial infection. Friends and coaches reme…
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When Root Causes Begin in the Cradle
Sarah Mittelman, a candidate for the 49th Legislative District, argues that Washington's approach to homelessness, addiction, and poverty ignores its…
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Paying $62.95 a Month for a Dead Dog
Vancouver resident Wynn Grcich says Banfield Pet Hospital's Wellness Plan contract required her to keep paying $62.95 a month after her dog died — al…
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WA Gov, AG, Lawmakers All Get 7% Pay Hikes
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson's annual salary hits $234,275 after a 7% raise Wednesday — his second consecutive year of double-digit increases. State …
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America's 250th: Clark County's Fourth of July Guide
Clark County communities are marking America's 250th birthday with parades, fireworks, and festivals from July 3–5. Fort Vancouver hosts a free all-d…
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Trustee or Delegate? The Question Behind Every Vote
Camas resident Tony Teso revisits a debate as old as American democracy itself — should elected officials follow constituent wishes or exercise indep…
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Clark County Council Backs Vancouver's Light Rail Push
In a 4-1 vote, the Clark County Council advanced a resolution — 95 percent written by the city of Vancouver — asking the IBR to extend light rail to …
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Cedar Creek Grist Mill Turns 150: Living History Near Woodland
Built in 1876 — the same year as America's centennial — the Cedar Creek Grist Mill near Woodland has stood for 150 years thanks to volunteers like Jo…
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