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East County earns high safety rankings from national council

March 14, 2018, 5:07am Community

Those looking for safety in Clark County should head east, at least according to the National Council for Home Safety and Security, which put out its list of the Safest Cities in Washington for 2018. Read story

Woodland: Woodland Middle School eighth-grader Maddison Wale uses the wheel during the school’s new pottery club.

Woodland students get more ceramics time with new club

Woodland: Woodland Middle School eighth-grader Maddison Wale uses the wheel during the school’s new pottery club.

March 14, 2018, 5:06am Community

After finding an old throwing wheel in storage, Woodland Middle School art teacher Nicole Caulfield decided to start a pottery club in February so students could get more hands-on time with ceramics outside of class. Read story

East County: Students from Dorothy Fox Elementary School plant trees in the Steigerwald National Wildlife Refuge. The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership, which takes students into the refuge for habitat enhancement projects, received funding from the Camas-Washougal Community Chest to continue offering the trips.

Nonprofit awards grants to 23 organizations

East County: Students from Dorothy Fox Elementary School plant trees in the Steigerwald National Wildlife Refuge. The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership, which takes students into the refuge for habitat enhancement projects, received funding from the Camas-Washougal Community Chest to continue offering the trips.

March 14, 2018, 5:06am Community

The Camas-Washougal Community Chest announced 23 grants the organization is handing out, totaling $83,350 going to nonprofits delivering services to children and families in Camas and Washougal. Read story

Ethan Woltersdorf, 21, left, and his wife, Morgan Woltersdorf, 22, live in a tiny house in Salmon Creek. The couple, whose tiny house is parked on a family member’s property, recently received a letter from Clark County Code Enforcement telling them their tiny house is not a legal dwelling.

Big problem with tiny house on wheels

Ethan Woltersdorf, 21, left, and his wife, Morgan Woltersdorf, 22, live in a tiny house in Salmon Creek. The couple, whose tiny house is parked on a family member’s property, recently received a letter from Clark County Code Enforcement telling them their tiny house is not a legal dwelling.

March 7, 2018, 6:05am Clark County Life

Like many young couples in Vancouver, Ethan and Morgan Woltersdorf set out to find a home only to discover most apartments were priced just outside of their reach. Read story

You Can Help

March 7, 2018, 6:00am Community

FISH of Vancouver helps feed around 4,000 people each month. Volunteers are needed at its Westside Food Pantry, 906 Harney St. For information, contact Wendy Bukoski, operations manager, at 360-695-4903. Read story

Everybody Has a Story: They remember when ‘baby fell in the creek’

March 7, 2018, 6:00am Clark County Life

It was a weekend summer afternoon. My parents were working lazily in the vegetable garden, and my older sister and I were sunning ourselves and watching our two younger sisters, ages 3 years and 18 months, who were running around the yard doing whatever kids do at that age. Read story

Brush Prairie: The Prairie High School Jazz Ensemble I was named the AAA High School Instrumental Ensemble winner at the University of Idaho’s 2018 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival on Feb. 24.

Prairie jazz band, quintet earn honors at festival

Brush Prairie: The Prairie High School Jazz Ensemble I was named the AAA High School Instrumental Ensemble winner at the University of Idaho’s 2018 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival on Feb. 24.

March 7, 2018, 5:57am Community

Prairie High School Jazz Band I had an impressive showing at the University of Idaho’s 2018 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival on Feb. 24, where the ensemble, directed by Ryan Messling, was named the AAA High School Instrumental Ensemble winner. Read story

Esther Short: The Assistance League of Southwest Washington donated more than 900 books to Open House Ministries’ family shelter as part of the organization’s nationwide League of Literacy Drive. From left: Open House Ministries Board President Dick James; Open House Ministries Executive Director Renee Stevens; Nancy Gaston, League of Literacy book drive coordinator for Assistance League of Southwest Washington; Open House Ministries Board Secretary Claudia Dalton; and Mark Maggiora, Open House Ministries board member.

Assistance League donates 900-plus books to Open House Ministries shelter

Esther Short: The Assistance League of Southwest Washington donated more than 900 books to Open House Ministries’ family shelter as part of the organization’s nationwide League of Literacy Drive. From left: Open House Ministries Board President Dick James; Open House Ministries Executive Director Renee Stevens; Nancy Gaston, League of Literacy book drive coordinator for Assistance League of Southwest Washington; Open House Ministries Board Secretary Claudia Dalton; and Mark Maggiora, Open House Ministries board member.

March 7, 2018, 5:57am Community

Open House Ministries received more than 900 books Feb. 24 courtesy of the Assistance League of Southwest Washington’s League of Literacy Drive. Read story

North Garrison Heights: Heidi Stewart, right, shakes David Crabtree’s hand nearly five years after Crabtree helped save her life after she collapsed due to cardiac arrest in school.

Woman meets paramedic who helped save her life five years ago

North Garrison Heights: Heidi Stewart, right, shakes David Crabtree’s hand nearly five years after Crabtree helped save her life after she collapsed due to cardiac arrest in school.

March 7, 2018, 5:57am Community

Nearly five years to the day when Heidi Stewart collapsed after suffering a cardiac arrest at Evergreen High School, she met one of the paramedics who helped save her life. Read story

Washougal: Washougal High School’s Wild Panther Book Club and an adult book club from the Washougal Community Library held their first joint meeting to discuss “All American Boys” by Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely on Feb. 9.

Washougal adult, student book clubs discuss book on racism, police brutality

Washougal: Washougal High School’s Wild Panther Book Club and an adult book club from the Washougal Community Library held their first joint meeting to discuss “All American Boys” by Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely on Feb. 9.

March 7, 2018, 5:57am Community

Adult and student book clubs teamed up for a joint meeting to discuss “All American Boys” by Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely, a young adult novel that covers racism and police brutality and features two teen boys as the narrators. Read story