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West Vancouver: The city of Vancouver’s Traffic Calming Program recently received a Best Neighborhood Program Award from Neighborhoods USA, a national organization. From left, Neighborhoods USA President Monique Coleman presents the award to Brooke Porter, with Vancouver Public Works, and Ross Montgomery, Neighborhood Traffic Safety Alliance chair.

Vancouver recognized with national neighborhood award

West Vancouver: The city of Vancouver’s Traffic Calming Program recently received a Best Neighborhood Program Award from Neighborhoods USA, a national organization. From left, Neighborhoods USA President Monique Coleman presents the award to Brooke Porter, with Vancouver Public Works, and Ross Montgomery, Neighborhood Traffic Safety Alliance chair.

July 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

The national nonprofit organization Neighborhoods USA recognized the city of Vancouver’s Traffic Calming Program with a Best Neighborhood Program Award. The city received the award during a ceremony at the 44th annual NUSA Conference in May. It also tied for second place in the Social Revitalization/Neighborliness category. Vancouver’s Traffic Calming… Read story

Central Vancouver: David Reiter, senior vice president at Bank of America, and Suzanne Washington, chief executive officer of Meals on Wheels People, cut the ribbon with the Vancouver Chamber of Commerce for The Diner Vancouver’s grand opening.

Meals on Wheels receives award that helped open diner

Central Vancouver: David Reiter, senior vice president at Bank of America, and Suzanne Washington, chief executive officer of Meals on Wheels People, cut the ribbon with the Vancouver Chamber of Commerce for The Diner Vancouver’s grand opening.

July 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

Meals on Wheels People, the Portland-based nonprofit group that serves seniors in Portland and Southwest Washington, was selected by Bank of America for a Neighborhood Builder grant. The grant has been awarded to organizations in the Portland metro area for the last 15 years, but it’s the first time it’s… Read story

Ridgefield: Furry Friends volunteer Ellen Schroeder worked the nonprofit shelter’s table at a Storm City Roller Derby match recently, bringing in more than $100 for the organization.

Furry Friends receives donations from students, roller derby crowd

Ridgefield: Furry Friends volunteer Ellen Schroeder worked the nonprofit shelter’s table at a Storm City Roller Derby match recently, bringing in more than $100 for the organization.

July 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

Abi Harrington and Ellen Schroeder worked the Furry Friends table at a Storm City Roller Derby match earlier this year, bringing in $107 from the sale of merchandise and donations for the nonprofit group. The organization also received some help from Allison Loncar and her class at Minnehaha Elementary School… Read story

Esther Short: The award winners from the third annual Senior Heroes luncheon.

Local health care professionals honored for work with seniors

Esther Short: The award winners from the third annual Senior Heroes luncheon.

July 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

The third annual Clark County Senior Heroes Award Luncheon recognized six individuals and two organizations who work with seniors around Clark County. Read story

Innovative Services NW receives grant

July 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

Innovative Services NW received a $1,000 grant from the Re/Max Equity Group Foundation, the charitable arm of the local real estate agency. The grant will help the Vancouver-based nonprofit group in purchasing specialty therapy equipment for its Pediatric Therapy and Neurodevelopmental Center. The pediatric program offers speech, occupational, physical and… Read story

North Salmon Creek: Skyview High School teacher Tori Sharpe was named 9-12 Educator of the Year by OnPoint Community Credit Union. From left is K-8 Educator of the Year finalist Nadia Boria, of Scouters Mountain Elementary School, Happy Valley, Ore.; K-8 Educator of the Year Francesca Aultman, of Gilbert Heights Elementary School, Portland; OnPoint Community Credit Union President and CEO Rob Stuart; Sharpe; and 9-12 Educator of the Year finalist Joe Minato, of Wilson High School, Portland.

Skyview’s Tori Sharpe named Educator of the Year

North Salmon Creek: Skyview High School teacher Tori Sharpe was named 9-12 Educator of the Year by OnPoint Community Credit Union. From left is K-8 Educator of the Year finalist Nadia Boria, of Scouters Mountain Elementary School, Happy Valley, Ore.; K-8 Educator of the Year Francesca Aultman, of Gilbert Heights Elementary School, Portland; OnPoint Community Credit Union President and CEO Rob Stuart; Sharpe; and 9-12 Educator of the Year finalist Joe Minato, of Wilson High School, Portland.

July 13, 2019, 5:49am Community

Skyview High School teacher Tori Sharpe was named grade 9-12 Educator of the Year by OnPoint Community Credit Union. Read story

Ridgefield students earn police visits for good behavior

July 13, 2019, 5:20am Community

Union Ridge Elementary School brought in police officers last school year to reward good behavior. Read story

Linda Lorenz of Vancouver looks for the marker signaling the end of the proposed logging area along the Hantwick Trail south of Yacolt last week on June 28. Lorenz owns property just across Northeast Lucia Falls Road from the proposed logging site.

Clark County, state could save forest land along Hantwick Trail

Linda Lorenz of Vancouver looks for the marker signaling the end of the proposed logging area along the Hantwick Trail south of Yacolt last week on June 28. Lorenz owns property just across Northeast Lucia Falls Road from the proposed logging site.

July 6, 2019, 6:05am Clark County Life

YACOLT -- In May 2018, Linda Lorenz was clearing blackberries from her 17.8-acre property overlooking the East Fork of the Lewis River when some state employees stopped by. Read story

Everybody has a Story: Family makes loving light

July 6, 2019, 6:02am Clark County Life

I was 9 years old and my two brothers and I were lined up like mute hostages in the back seat of our Rambler Classic. It was the early 1960s and our family was headed to a week-long summer vacation at a cabin on a lake in Northern Wisconsin. Read story

Applause

July 6, 2019, 6:00am Community

Annual Educator Impact Award Lynn Eide, a teacher at Skyview High School, has been named a winner in the second annual Educator Impact Awards in the Blended Learning category. This award recognizes an innovative use of curriculum to improve student outcome. The awards ceremony took place in Philadelphia. Read story