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Heritage High students take stand against drunken driving

November 2, 2011, 12:00am Community

Sifton -- In early October, Heritage High School seniors Fletcher Stenlund, Michael Youngs and Hannah Terry, presented a program to Stop Kids Intoxicated Driving (SKID). The three students are members of DECA, a business-marketing student organization. Law enforcement, AMR Ambulance, Life Flight and other agencies from the area helped with… Read story

Baristas brew up donations for breast care center

November 2, 2011, 12:00am Community

Cascade Highlands -- Baristas at the Fisher's Landing Brewed Awakenings donated more than $600 in tips to the Kearney Breast Care Center at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center from a fundraiser held Oct. 10. Along with the tips, dollar drinks were served to raise money to help bring a 3D mammography… Read story

Former Maple Grove Primary principals and their last year at the school, from left, are Steve Lien, 2005; Tom Nadal, 1998; Chuck Anderson, 1986; and Duane Rose, 1983, with current principal Barbara Baird.

Maple Grove Primary fetes 30th

Former Maple Grove Primary principals and their last year at the school, from left, are Steve Lien, 2005; Tom Nadal, 1998; Chuck Anderson, 1986; and Duane Rose, 1983, with current principal Barbara Baird.

November 2, 2011, 12:00am Community

Battle Ground -- Maple Grove Primary School celebrated the school's 30th anniversary on Oct. 20. Former teachers, principals, aides, custodians and secretaries came from as far as Yakima, Bend, Ore. and Seattle for a special gathering. Read story

Burnt Bridge Creek: Beckem Nimmo, 5, right, watches Nick Etlin play his guitar at Shriner's Hospital during a music therapy session hosted by Owl Be Better With Music, a nonprofit started by Madeline Bennett, a senior at Heritage High School.

Student’s nonprofit is music to ailing kids’ ears

Burnt Bridge Creek: Beckem Nimmo, 5, right, watches Nick Etlin play his guitar at Shriner's Hospital during a music therapy session hosted by Owl Be Better With Music, a nonprofit started by Madeline Bennett, a senior at Heritage High School.

November 2, 2011, 12:00am Community

Burnt Bridge Creek -- In response to her grandfather's losing battle with cancer, Madeline Bennett, 17, started her own nonprofit, Owl Be Better With Music. The organization is designed to bring music into the lives of children battling cancer and other life-threatening health conditions. Read story

School gets Target grant for new books

November 2, 2011, 12:00am Community

Hearthwood -- There will be quite a few more reading choices for students at Hearthwood Elementary School thanks to a grant from Target. The school received a $500 grant to purchase books for the school library. The new assortment of books arrived at the school last week. The grant was… Read story

What’s up with that? Burned railroad bridge replacement chuggin’ along

November 2, 2011, 12:00am Community

Any updates on the replacement of the railroad trestle that burned back in July in Brush Prairie? The bridge was supposed to be repaired in two to four weeks after the fire, but I've heard a rumor that they are going to replace it with a steel span. I live… Read story

Brush Prairie move toward incorporation gains support from Hockinson

November 2, 2011, 12:00am Community

Brush Prairie -- The Brush Prairie and Hockinson areas have taken a big step toward incorporating as a new Clark County town: They've combined forces. There's no longer a Concerned Citizens of Hockinson Neighborhood Association; now there's a Greater Brush Prairie Neighborhood Association. Holly Gaya, the county's neighborhood association coordinator,… Read story

Cape Horn Skye school of distinction

November 2, 2011, 12:00am Community

Washougal -- Cape Horn Skye Elementary School was one of 99 schools statewide named 2011 Schools of Distinction for success in student achievement. The awards are based on improvement on standardized tests over the preceding five years. Other schools receiving awards in Educational Service District 112 are Dwight D. Eisenhower… Read story

Esther Short: Past and present Fort Vancouver Regional Library District executive directors, from left, Ruth Watson (1967-1987); Bruce Ziegman (2001-2011); Sharon Hammer (1988-2000); and Patty Duitman, currently serving as interim executive director.

Retirement reception honors library leader

Esther Short: Past and present Fort Vancouver Regional Library District executive directors, from left, Ruth Watson (1967-1987); Bruce Ziegman (2001-2011); Sharon Hammer (1988-2000); and Patty Duitman, currently serving as interim executive director.

November 2, 2011, 12:00am Community

Esther Short -- Fort Vancouver Regional Library District hosted a retirement reception for Bruce Ziegman on Oct. 21. Ziegman retired after 22 years with the library district, including the last 10 years as executive director. Read story

Northeast Hazel Dell: Clark County Fire District 6 firefighters show off their pink shirts in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. From left, Firefighter Bob Hamel, Capt.

Fire department helps in breast cancer fight

Northeast Hazel Dell: Clark County Fire District 6 firefighters show off their pink shirts in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. From left, Firefighter Bob Hamel, Capt.

November 2, 2011, 12:00am Community

Northeast Hazel Dell -- Firefighters from Clark County Fire District 6 were pretty in pink last month in honor of breast cancer awareness. Fire Chief Jerry Green authorized firefighters to wear a pink shirt as part of their uniform. Firefighters first wore the shirts in October last year after the… Read story