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Letter: Fire officials thank the community for support of Clark County Fire District 5’s levy lid lift
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Letter: Fire officials thank the community for support of Clark County Fire District 5’s levy lid lift

Vancouver Fire Department Chief Brennan Blue and Fire District 5 Administrator Jennifer Bethke share how passage of levy lid lift will be used to improve service to the community.

Aug 5, 2022

POLL: The Crime in Washington 2021 report indicated violent crime is up 12 percent and other crimes are up at similar rates. Do you feel that you and your property are safe?
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POLL: The Crime in Washington 2021 report indicated violent crime is up 12 percent and other crimes are up at similar rates. Do you feel that you and your property are safe?

The Crime in Washington 2021 report indicated violent crime is up 12 percent and other crimes are up at similar rates. Do you feel that you and your property is safe?

Aug 4, 2022

Opinion: Dept. of Ecology report confirms WPC’s cost projections for the new low-carbon fuel law
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Opinion: Dept. of Ecology report confirms WPC’s cost projections for the new low-carbon fuel law

Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center shares the information that confirms WPC was right that the new law does indeed raise gas prices.

Aug 4, 2022

Opinion: ‘The information that I used as my impetus for getting the vaccine was completely false’
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Opinion: ‘The information that I used as my impetus for getting the vaccine was completely false’

Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his own story about the decision to receive a COVID vaccination.

Aug 3, 2022

Opinion: Fewer firefighters due to vaccine mandate should make us hot under the collar
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Opinion: Fewer firefighters due to vaccine mandate should make us hot under the collar

Elizabeth Hovde shares a story of how Gov. Jay Inslee’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement for state employees could drastically reduce the number of volunteer firefighters available to help fight large…

Aug 3, 2022

Opinion: Excluding representatives from policymaking isn’t OK: Kreidler’s emergency rule gets overturned
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Opinion: Excluding representatives from policymaking isn’t OK: Kreidler’s emergency rule gets overturned

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center addresses why the concept of one-man rule for policy decisions is a bad idea

Aug 2, 2022

Opinion: The Washington Crime Clock
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Opinion: The Washington Crime Clock

In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill provides numbers from report that suggest Washington state public safety is ‘collapsing. ’

Aug 2, 2022

Opinion: Political rhetoric is poisoning the well of effective climate action
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Opinion: Political rhetoric is poisoning the well of effective climate action

Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center points to an abundance of technologies that can effectively reduce CO2 emissions but those are being intentionally overlooked by many politicians

Aug 1, 2022

Letter: ‘Change is needed at the CCSO and David (Shook) brings the responsible change we need’
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Letter: ‘Change is needed at the CCSO and David (Shook) brings the responsible change we need’

Vancouver resident Michael Ramon offers an endorsement for Sheriff candidate David Shook

Jul 29, 2022

Letter: Why should a new sheriff matter to you?
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Letter: Why should a new sheriff matter to you?

Vancouver resident Ann Marie Paque assesses the candidates in the race for Clark County sheriff

Jul 29, 2022

Letter: ‘Why I support Michelle Belkot for Clark County Council Position 2’
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Letter: ‘Why I support Michelle Belkot for Clark County Council Position 2’

Vancouver resident K. D. Jelineo offers her support for County Council candidate

Jul 29, 2022

Opinion: Study continues on COVID-19 — as does state’s coercive vaccine mandate on state employees
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Opinion: Study continues on COVID-19 — as does state’s coercive vaccine mandate on state employees

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center states ‘the vaccine mandate does not serve public health, isn’t patient-centered and hurts the state’s workforce’

Jul 29, 2022

Letter: Candidates asked for position on tolls and light rail
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Letter: Candidates asked for position on tolls and light rail

“How do we know where our candidates stand on light rail, and I-5 bridge tolls? ” Portland resident Jim Karlock offers the results.

Jul 29, 2022

POLL: Are government officials who dictate payments that don’t cover hospital costs to blame for virtually every hospital in the state being in financial trouble?
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POLL: Are government officials who dictate payments that don’t cover hospital costs to blame for virtually every hospital in the state being in financial trouble?

Are government officials who dictate payments that don’t cover hospital costs to blame for virtually every hospital in the state being in financial trouble?

Jul 29, 2022

Letter: The Slavic people of Clark County want Michelle Belkot on the County Council
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Letter: The Slavic people of Clark County want Michelle Belkot on the County Council

Vancouver resident Dmitriy Cherchenko explains the support in the Slavic community for District 2 candidate Michelle Belkot.

Jul 28, 2022

Opinion: A year out from the new payroll tax collection, WPC releases study showing WA Cares program failing on multiple fronts
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Opinion: A year out from the new payroll tax collection, WPC releases study showing WA Cares program failing on multiple fronts

David Boze of the Washington Policy Center provides insight on Elizabeth Hovde’s study on the state’s long-term-care program

Jul 28, 2022

Letter: Michelle Belkot has my vote
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Letter: Michelle Belkot has my vote

Kathy Prestbo-Karr offers her support for Michelle Belkot in the race for Clark County Council, District 2

Jul 27, 2022

Opinion: Recertification might be on the way for Washingtonians with exemptions from state’s long-term-care payroll tax
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Opinion: Recertification might be on the way for Washingtonians with exemptions from state’s long-term-care payroll tax

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center offers the latest information for those who have received exemptions.

Jul 27, 2022