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Here are some of the stories that grabbed readers’ attention this week.
RIDGEFIELD — Meghan Green had somewhat low expectations when she started the HMR diet last January.
Green weighed 412 pounds at her official weigh-in. Losing 50 pounds, she thought, would be awesome. Maybe, if things went really well, she could drop 75 pounds.
Never in her wildest dreams did Green think she would lose nearly three times that amount. In less than a year, Green has lost 216 pounds.
A 17-year-old boy who allegedly took upskirt videos of female students at Union High School is now also accused of hacking into numerous social media accounts and sharing nude photos.
Vancouver police began investigating Sept. 18 after a female student told the school resource officer that someone hacked into her social media account, accessed nude photos that were kept in a private section of the account and then distributed the photos to other students.
Why did the Washington Department of Transportation take away one lane on southbound Interstate 205 at the mall exit?
That was just one of many road-related questions readers suggested for a Clark Asks story. Even if you didn’t reach out to us, odds are good you’ve asked yourself that same question if your commute on I-205 starts somewhere north of the state Highway 500 interchange.
The short answer: congestion.
The older brother of a suspect in a Christmas Eve burglary and arson in Hockinson is accused of providing the younger man with his identification and money to help him evade arrest, according to court documents.
Both men, Michael Roland, 32, and Joshua Roland, 29, both of Battle Ground, appeared Wednesday morning in Clark County Superior Court. The elder Roland is facing an allegation of first-degree rendering criminal assistance.
Flu season is in full swing, and Clark County is getting hit hard.
One Clark County resident — a man older than 65 — has died from the flu this year. Five long-term care facilities have had confirmed flu outbreaks, with several more reporting an increase in influenza-like illness.
And five local schools have sent notes home to parents regarding elevated influenzalike illness activity on campuses, according to Clark County Public Health.
