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Clark County News

Wylie holds big fundraising edge over Riley

November 3, 2011, 5:00pm Clark County News

Democratic state Rep. Sharon Wylie continues to hold a big fundraising lead over Craig Riley, her Republican opponent, as the campaign to fill a 49th Legislative District seat for the remainder of the current term moves into the homestretch. As of Thursday, Wylie had raised $139,415 and spent $102,995 in… Read story

Nearly 60 percent of the Port of Vancouver's proposed $84.70 million in spending for 2012 is allocated for capital projects, reflecting its plan to kick into high-gear construction of the West Vancouver Freight Access project.

Rail project inflates Vancouver port’s budget

Nearly 60 percent of the Port of Vancouver's proposed $84.70 million in spending for 2012 is allocated for capital projects, reflecting its plan to kick into high-gear construction of the West Vancouver Freight Access project.

November 3, 2011, 5:00pm Business

The Port of Vancouver is stepping up efforts to expand its rail tracks to help pump up the economy, and its proposed budget for 2012 shows it. Port managers are recommending the port's three elected commissioners approve a 2012 spending plan of $84.70 million, up roughly 46 percent from this… Read story

Julia Haynes, 10, shown at Club Green Meadows last week, recently won the Little Mo National Tennis Tournament.

Vancouver fifth grader wins national tennis tournament

Julia Haynes, 10, shown at Club Green Meadows last week, recently won the Little Mo National Tennis Tournament.

November 3, 2011, 12:00am Clark County News

Julia Haynes wants more from the sport than the satisfaction of beating mom and dad and hitting winners against older kids at Club Green Meadows. Read story

Garden calendar

November 3, 2011, 12:00am Clark County News

Send information to homeandgarden@columbian.com. Read story

Autumn is a visual reward for all of the thought put into the art and science of plant selection.

The Garden Life: Autumn weather creates colorful foliage

Autumn is a visual reward for all of the thought put into the art and science of plant selection.

November 3, 2011, 12:00am Clark County News

Gardening enlivens the emotions and keeps our creative imaginations alive. Something about the change of seasons, especially the metamorphosis into autumn, illuminates these feelings for me. Distinctly cooler evenings and a veritable pinch of chill in the morning air brings me to the brink of inspiration. The end of the… Read story

Energy adviser: Now’s the time to fight mold, mildew

November 3, 2011, 12:00am Clark County News

Cold, damp weather in the Pacific Northwest means bathrooms and showers, as well as window sills and even walls, can become susceptible to mold and mildew. In the worst cases, the moisture can wick into adjoining wall timbers and generate dry rot and other structural damage, as well as health… Read story

An overstuffed armchair for reading can be a smart addition to a teen's bedroom.

Convert a little kid’s room into a teen space with these simple tips

An overstuffed armchair for reading can be a smart addition to a teen's bedroom.

November 3, 2011, 12:00am Clark County News

t hat cute duckie wallpaper or nautical furniture set were great for your child's baby years and tolerable through elementary school, but a bedroom makeover is hard to get around when children head for their teens. Consider the four C's -- classic, comfort, cool and color -- for older kids.… Read story

Hawai'i Pacific University freshman middle blocker Haley Doerfler (6) is a Prairie High School graduate.

College Notebook: Doerfler, Sea Warriors peaking toward bid to NCAA-II West Regional

Hawai'i Pacific University freshman middle blocker Haley Doerfler (6) is a Prairie High School graduate.

November 3, 2011, 12:00am Clark County News

Haley Doerfler found the right fit in her college choice. The fact that it's in paradise does not hurt. Read story

Ask the gardening expert

November 3, 2011, 12:00am Clark County News

What's the difference between a Datura and a Brugmansia? There are some slight differences, we are told, however even scientists argue about the difference. So we'll not bother trying to sort out questions that even horticultural scientists have not decided. Read story

Staff and faculty at Thomas Jefferson Middle School wave goodbye to buses filled with students as they head home for summer break June 22, 2010 in Vancouver, Washington.

Gregoire puts school buses in path of budget ax

Staff and faculty at Thomas Jefferson Middle School wave goodbye to buses filled with students as they head home for summer break June 22, 2010 in Vancouver, Washington.

November 2, 2011, 5:00pm Clark County News

The yellow school bus could become another victim of the Great Recession in some parts of Washington. Read story