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Assisted living for developmentally disabled proposed for Ellsworth Road

March 6, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Ellsworth Springs -- A new assisted-living facility called Stephen's Place has been proposed for 501 S.E. Ellsworth Road. Planned is a two-story, 44,000-square-foot facility for as many as 60 developmentally disabled people, occupying a little less than 2 acres of the 2.77 acre site. The applicant is Kevin Sauser of… Read story

Meadow Homes: Clark County Dining for Women members celebrate first anniversary.

Dining for Women celebrates first anniversary

Meadow Homes: Clark County Dining for Women members celebrate first anniversary.

March 6, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Meadow Homes -- The Clark County Dining for Women chapter recently celebrated its first anniversary of raising funds for grassroots organizations supporting women and girls living in extreme poverty in developing countries. The chapter meets on the second Tuesday of the month for a potluck dinner and presentation about a… Read story

Old Evergreen Highway:  Volunteer leaders Ray Yurkewycz and Mariah Acton work on an invasive species survey at Columbia Springs Environmental Education Center in February.

Weeds retreating in Southeast Vancouver

Old Evergreen Highway:  Volunteer leaders Ray Yurkewycz and Mariah Acton work on an invasive species survey at Columbia Springs Environmental Education Center in February.

March 6, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Old Evergreen Highway -- There's good news and great news at the Columbia Springs Environmental Education Center. The good news is that 41 volunteers turned out Feb. 25 for the annual invasive plant survey at the 100-acre site in Southeast Vancouver. Volunteers explored the entire property in search of invasive… Read story

Mountain View: Kenny Kim, left, receives the President's Volunteer Service Award from Randy Salisbury, Southwest Washington American Red Cross board chairman.

Young Red Cross leader wins volunteer awards

Mountain View: Kenny Kim, left, receives the President's Volunteer Service Award from Randy Salisbury, Southwest Washington American Red Cross board chairman.

March 6, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Mountain View -- Kenny Kim, a senior at Mountain View High School, has won the Prudential Certificate of Excellence for his volunteer service. He also received the President's Volunteer Service Award and a letter of congratulations from President Barack Obama. Kim is president of the Southwest Washington Red Cross Youth… Read story

AniMeals still delivering via Firstenburg Loaves & Fishes

March 6, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Fircrest -- The mouse problem that arose last month in the Firstenburg Community Center's Loaves & Fishes room has been solved. According to Margy Flores, local organizer of the AniMeals, the pet food is simply being stored off-site. The AniMeals program provides pet food for people already getting Loaves &… Read story

Salmon Creek church wants to add space

March 6, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Rambin' Creek Estates/South Salmon Creek Avenue -- Liberty Bible Church, 12401 N.E. Salmon Creek Ave., is looking to expand. The church has filed an application with Clark County to add 6,400 square feet to the existing building. Read story

Columbia Way: Columbia Way: Chipo Sowards and Jim Frazier were among the more than 100 people who gathered to pray for Clark County at the Water Resources Education Center on Feb.

100 gather to pray for county

Columbia Way: Columbia Way: Chipo Sowards and Jim Frazier were among the more than 100 people who gathered to pray for Clark County at the Water Resources Education Center on Feb.

March 6, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Columbia Way -- More than 100 people from throughout Clark County gathered for prayer in response to the county commissioners proclaiming a weekend of reflection and prayer for the county. The two-hour event at the Water Resources Education Center on Feb. 22 Ash Wednesday coincided with the kick-off of a… Read story

Hudsonis Bay: Ben &quot;Flaps&quot; Berry, Tuskegee Airman and Congressional Gold Medal recipient (red jacket) gives a thumbs up to Pearson Air Museum's new Tuskegee Airmen display case.

Tuskegee Airman addresses Pearson crowd

Hudsonis Bay: Ben &quot;Flaps&quot; Berry, Tuskegee Airman and Congressional Gold Medal recipient (red jacket) gives a thumbs up to Pearson Air Museum's new Tuskegee Airmen display case.

March 6, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Hudson's Bay -- Ben "Flaps" Berry, a Tuskegee Airman pilot during World War II and a recipient of the Congressional Gold Medal, spoke at Pearson Air Museum on Feb. 25 to a near-capacity crowd of NAACP members and museum visitors. He regaled the audience with stories of piloting a B-25… Read story

Ila Stanek, president of the West Hazel Dell Neighborhood Association, stands March 1 near a state-funded home for teen boys who are unable, for whatever reason, to be placed in foster homes.

West Hazel Dell foster home pulls up stakes

Ila Stanek, president of the West Hazel Dell Neighborhood Association, stands March 1 near a state-funded home for teen boys who are unable, for whatever reason, to be placed in foster homes.

March 6, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Clark County's new land-use regulations have prompted the operator of a state-funded home for foster children to pack up and leave its West Hazel Dell neighborhood. Read story

Woodland:  Jael Clark and her colossal cabbage.

Woodland student wins state award with colossal cabbage

Woodland:  Jael Clark and her colossal cabbage.

February 29, 2012, 12:00am Community

Woodland -- The colossal, 40-pound cabbage grown by Jael Clark, a third-grade student in Melissa Sanders' class at Woodland Primary School, was selected as Washington's winner in the National Bonnie Plants Cabbage program. Clark will receive a $1,000 savings bond toward her education. She was randomly chosen as the state's… Read story