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Battle Ground: Kyle Harris, left, and Samantha Coates were honored for helping to head off youth suicide.

BG teens recognized for fighting youth suicide

Battle Ground: Kyle Harris, left, and Samantha Coates were honored for helping to head off youth suicide.

February 21, 2012, 4:00pm Community

The Battle Ground school board presented certificates of appreciation to Battle Ground High School students Samantha Coates and Kyle Harris on Feb. 13 for the roles they played in the Feb. 4 Walk to Stop benefit for youth suicide prevention. Read story

Esther Short: Who hid origami cranes around Beigeblond Salon and all along Main Street in Vancouver last week?

Cranes on Main a pleasant mystery

Esther Short: Who hid origami cranes around Beigeblond Salon and all along Main Street in Vancouver last week?

February 21, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Who's the Main crane brain? And why? Katelyn Carbajal said she and her supervisor at Beigeblond Hair Salon, 909 Main St. in Vancouver, noticed the evening of Feb. 15 a few paper cranes, folded in the Japanese origami style, tucked here and there around the storefront. Read story

Columbia Way: Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt, left, made a sweet delivery to staff members at Vancouver health equipment manufacturer Pedigo Products.

Mayor delivers sweets to Loaves & Fishes auction’s high bidder

Columbia Way: Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt, left, made a sweet delivery to staff members at Vancouver health equipment manufacturer Pedigo Products.

February 21, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Columbia Way -- A sweet delivery from Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt was awarded to the highest bidder during Loaves & Fishes' annual Valentine-a-Gram auction. The highest local bidder was Bill Byler, sales and marketing manager at Pedigo Products Inc., a health care equipment manufacturer at 4000 S.E. Columbia Way in… Read story

Venersborg: Ryan and Wendy VanSteenwyk were one of several couples photographed under the arch at the historic Venersborg Schoolhouse Sweetheart's Dance on Feb.

Sweethearts celebrate at historic Venersborg School

Venersborg: Ryan and Wendy VanSteenwyk were one of several couples photographed under the arch at the historic Venersborg Schoolhouse Sweetheart's Dance on Feb.

February 21, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Venersborg -- Ryan and Wendy VanSteenwyk were one of many smiling couples photographed Feb. 11 under an arch at the Venersborg School Sweetheart's Dance. Proceeds from the fundraising event will go to maintain the former schoolhouse, which is now a community center, and to sponsor public events. Several events have… Read story

Woodland: Seven-year-old Garrison, from left, father Nick and 12-year-old Austin Massie removed the old and installed new lettering denoting new operating hours on the sign in front of the Woodland Community Library.

As Woodland library hours change, so does sign

Woodland: Seven-year-old Garrison, from left, father Nick and 12-year-old Austin Massie removed the old and installed new lettering denoting new operating hours on the sign in front of the Woodland Community Library.

February 21, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Woodland -- With a Jan. 1 change in the Woodland Community Library's hours, the wooden sign in front of the building needed updating. Nick Massie, a regular library patron, generously offered to redo the lettering using vinyl letter-cutting equipment he owns. On Jan. 20, Nick and his sons, Garrison and… Read story

Salmon Creek: Diane Buelt of Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center, from left; Bradley Carlson, chairman of the Salmon Creek Hospital Foundation board; Shashonee Thornton of Salmon Creek Fred Meyer; and Michael Schultz, executive director of Salmon Creek Hospital Foundation hold a check for Legacy's cancer fighting efforts.

Fred Meyer customers give to breast cancer effort at Legacy

Salmon Creek: Diane Buelt of Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center, from left; Bradley Carlson, chairman of the Salmon Creek Hospital Foundation board; Shashonee Thornton of Salmon Creek Fred Meyer; and Michael Schultz, executive director of Salmon Creek Hospital Foundation hold a check for Legacy's cancer fighting efforts.

February 21, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Salmon Creek -- Fred Meyer customers and employees donated $5,259.11 to Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center's cancer services as part of the company's holiday giving campaign. The money was raised through change dropped into check stand coin boxes and by Fred Meyer employees at its seven Clark County stores. Legacy… Read story

North Salmon Creek: LeAnn Gilmore (from left) and Amanda Dolley of Wells Fargo; Maestro Salvador Brotons and manager Igor Shakhman of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra; and Wells Fargo Community Banking President Casey Callinsky.

Wells Fargo gift to help symphony reach kids

North Salmon Creek: LeAnn Gilmore (from left) and Amanda Dolley of Wells Fargo; Maestro Salvador Brotons and manager Igor Shakhman of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra; and Wells Fargo Community Banking President Casey Callinsky.

February 21, 2012, 4:00pm Community

North Salmon Creek -- Local music lovers, especially young ones, will benefit from a recent gift from Wells Fargo to the Vancouver Symphony. Wells Fargo gave the semi-professional community orchestra $4,050 in support of its performances for younger audiences. The symphony plans to spend the money on its spring concert… Read story

Fruit Valley, school district sets fundraising record

February 21, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Fruit Valley -- Fruit Valley Elementary School set the per capita record for fundraising in the Foundation for Vancouver Public Schools annual campaign in January. Fruit Valley raised $5,583, the most generated per person across the whole Vancouver School District. Fruit Valley students and staff members were honored for the… Read story

Columbia Way: The Village at Columbia Shores development is among the 2011 Community Associations Institute of Oregon's homeowner associations of the year.

Condo development wins gold for solving upkeep problems

Columbia Way: The Village at Columbia Shores development is among the 2011 Community Associations Institute of Oregon's homeowner associations of the year.

February 21, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Columbia Shores -- The Village at Columbia Shores, a condominium development on the Vancouver waterfront, has won a gold medal from the Community Associations Institute of Oregon -- which covers Southwest Washington, too -- as one of the best homeowner associations of 2011. According to its entry essay, VCS was… Read story

Public comment sought on park service document

February 21, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Hudson's Bay -- The National Park Service at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site has completed the East and South Barracks Draft Master Plan and Environmental Assessment. It is available for review at http://www.parkplanning.nps.gov/fova. Public comments, which are accepted until March 19, can be left by clicking on the document… Read story