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Battle Ground School Board selects Mary Snitily as new District 1 director
Mary Snitily was one of four candidates the board interviewed and considered at a special meeting Wednesday night.
Tower Mall vaccination site appointments opened to anyone eligible
Clark County Public Health said it had tried to reach people on their vaccine waitlist, but many offers haven’t been responded to.
Vancouver City Council members take VPD Drug Task Force to task during public work session
Recent officer-involved shootings and a Washington Supreme Court ruling put the Vancouver Police Drug Task Force in a harsher spotlight during a recent work session before City Council.
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The People speak: Fix traffic congestion and provide reliable travel times
Direction by oversight committee pushes transit and getting people out of cars versus people’s desire for faster, more reliable travel times in their own cars.
High school football notes: Surprise schedule is sweet for Skyview
The Storm did not have a bye after all last week, Ridgefield honors Taz Roberts again, plus more tidbits from Evergreen, La Center, Mountain View, Columbia River, and Heritage.
Vancouver School Board selects Camas Superintendent to lead the district
Dr. Jeff Snell will replace Steve Webb, who agreed to retire early after he was placed on administrative leave by the school board last month.
Western States Workgroup approves Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine for use
The single-dose vaccine is easier to ship and store, meaning it will likely be used mostly in rural areas around the state.
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Registration now open for Camp Hope in Battle Ground
Camp Hope is open for business with safety precautions in place to continue providing outdoor education for students and foster children.
Clark College presents virtual State of the College Address
Dr. Karin Edwards, Clark College president, will deliver the 2021 State of the College Address to share the college’s vision, challenges, and accomplishments with the larger community.
Ridgefield first graders have fun with remote learning
Shandel Oderman is one of many teachers at Union Ridge Elementary making remote learning more fun for students.
Alzheimer’s Association finds rising case numbers and disparities in Washington and nation-wide
Alzheimer’s disease continues to grow across the United States and the world, and like many health crises, it affects certain populations worse than others. But it doesn’t have to.
Character Strong is the message at La Center Middle School
Signs have been posted throughout the community, honoring La Center Middle School students who have been recognized for their acts of kindness in the Character Strong program.
K-12 educators, childcare workers added now eligible for COVID-19 vaccination in Washington
The Biden administration issued a directive pushing states to prioritize educators and childcare workers for COVID-19 vaccines, and Washington is adding them to Phase 1B-1 effective immediately.
Hockinson secondary educators to vote this week on deal to return to schools
A tentative deal that would bring secondary teachers and students back for Hockinson School District will be voted on later this week.
Clark College opts out of spring sports
Athletes had received the news in recent days, and Clark College made it official Tuesday, calling off baseball, softball and track and field this academic year.
Tower Mall site to host community COVID-19 vaccination site starting Friday
Around 600 people per day should be able to get vaccinated at the Tower Mall site, which will be open Friday through next Tuesday, by appointment only.