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Clark County Council Candidate Forum to be held Wednesday (July 20)

All County Council candidates have been invited to the event to be held at the Black Pearl on the Columbi ...

All County Council candidates have been invited to the event to be held at the Black Pearl on the Columbia in Washougal ...

Thursday, July 14, 2022

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Michelle Belkot announces campaign for Clark County Council, District 2 seat

A long-time resident of Vancouver and a current 24-year military officer (lieutenant in the Navy) is anno ...

A long-time resident of Vancouver and a current 24-year military officer (lieutenant in the Navy) is announcing that she’s running for the Clark County Council in District 2. ...

Monday, May 2, 2022

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Letter: ‘Nothing will change in our schools if we keep electing union-backed candidates who are there to work for the union and teacher, not the students they were elected to work for’

Vancouver Public Schools student Melanie Gabriel offers her endorsement for Michelle Belkot for Vancouver ...

Vancouver Public Schools student Melanie Gabriel offers her endorsement for Michelle Belkot for Vancouver School Board Position 2. ...

Tuesday, July 20, 2021

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Letter: Who would be the best choice for Clark County Council, Seat 2 – Michelle Belkot or Kim Hamlik?

Letter: Who would be the best choice for Clark County Council, Seat 2 – Michelle Belkot or Kim Hamlik?

Clark County Council Candidate Forum to be held Wednesday (July 20)

Clark County Council Candidate Forum to be held Wednesday (July 20)

Michelle Belkot announces campaign for Clark County Council, District 2 seat

Michelle Belkot announces campaign for Clark County Council, District 2 seat

Letter: ‘Nothing will change in our schools if we keep electing union-backed candidates who are there to work for the union and teacher, not the students they were elected to work for’

Letter: ‘Nothing will change in our schools if we keep electing union-backed candidates who are there to work for the union and teacher, not the students they were elected to work for’