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Your Week in Review – Episode 64 • June 14, 2019

Chris Brown discusses the top stories this week from ClarkCountyToday.com. A tour of the day center inside the controversial Vancouver Navigation Center drawing new complaints from neighbors ; Vancouver Police Chief James McElvain sits down with ClarkCountyToday.com ; Vancouver Public Schools mulling supplemental local levy ; EDITORIAL: Third crossing may come too late for many Clark County residents ; Yacolt Mountain Quarry group meets again ; Vancouver charity stepping up to help children in Uganda ; Clark College President Bob Knight’s retirement party comes with a big surprise ; Hockinson High students headed to the Naval Academy ; Long-time area athletic director heading for retirement

By Clark County Today · June 14, 2019

Your Week in Review – Episode 64 • June 14, 2019

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Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast. See links to these stories below.

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In your view, how should Vancouver's Transportation System Plan prioritize different modes of transportation?

Vehicle traffic should remain the primary focus of transportation planningWalking, cycling, transit, and freight should receive equal or greater emphasis than vehiclesAll modes of transportation should be planned for equallyPlanning priorities should be determined street by street based on community input

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Also read: Is the city of Vancouver pushing an anti-car agenda?

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