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The W.F. West bowling team started its season with a win on Thursday, as the Bearcats defeated Aberdeen 1,992-1,373. W.F. West rolled despite a “hectic” start to the season, as they have had …
In Focus: A photogenic owl in a Pe Ell pasture ↗
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How to prep trees, shrubs for winter ↗
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Warm up neutral spaces for cooler months ↗
This time of year, many homeowners look for ways to help their homes feel warm and cozy.
ICMA honors Vancouver with Community Sustainability Award ↗
VANCOUVER — The International City/County Management Association has recognized the city of Vancouver with the Community Sustainability Award for the Naturespaces program.
Ridgefield Lions honors and welcomes members ↗
RIDGEFIELD — The Ridgefield Lions Club and one of its members received prestigious awards at a recent meeting. The club also welcomed three new members.
William Martin Van Buren Jr., left, talks with care manager Niki Tucker on Nov. 5 at Martin Van Buren Jr.’s home in Portland. ↗
Years ago, when Orchards resident Nicki Tucker went to work at the famously cylindrical Smith Tower — a high-rise, low-income senior citizen home in downtown Vancouver — she had never assisted a speci
Proposed transmission line along, under 100-mile section of Columbia River subject of public hearings ↗
A proposed high-voltage transmission line to be built along and, at times, under a 100-mile section of the Columbia River will be the focus of three upcoming public hearings. The hearings will be host
From The Newsroom: This week: Talent, transparency, troubles, trailblazing ↗
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Check It Out: The Good, Bad and Ugly of family-focused fiction ↗
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Planning Ahead For Every Member Of The Family Including The Ones With Paws ↗
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