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  Court rules against Save Vancouver Streets 
  A judge has ruled against Save Vancouver Streets in its legal effort to place a street-use initiative on the ballot. The group is considering whether to appeal.
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  July Sparkles at RedDoor Gallery
  RedDoor Gallery in Camas kicks off July with a vibrant artist reception on July 11, plus special events including Hot Art & Cool Prices, an ice cream social, and a community mural project.
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  Battle Ground HealthCare appoints new executive director
  Nancy Strebe will take over as executive director of Battle Ground HealthCare on July 28. She brings leadership experience and a commitment to healthcare access for underserved residents.
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  Deceased person found in Lake River near Ridgefield Marina
  A man was found deceased in Lake River near the Ridgefield Marina on July 4. No signs of foul play were observed. A nearby sailboat, believed to be linked to the man, is also under investigation.
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  County seeks nominations for local businesses, individuals for Disability Employment Awareness Awards
  Clark County is seeking nominations for awards honoring inclusive employment efforts. Winners will be recognized Oct. 8 at Clark College during a public event.
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  WA watches CA as fed Title IX deadline looms; SCOTUS to hear trans athlete cases
  Washington state officials are monitoring California’s response to a federal Title IX deadline as tensions rise over transgender athletes in girls’ sports. Superintendent Chris Reykdal says the state won’t comply, risking $137 million in federal funding.
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  Trump signs ‘big, beautiful bill’ during White House July 4 celebration
  President Trump signed the “big, beautiful bill” on July 4 during a White House event featuring a military flyover and Republican leaders.