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Fourth Plain Village: Vancouver mayor Tim Leavitt visits with Carlos Martinez during a visit he made to the Evergreen Park summer playground program.

Mayor Leavitt touts playground program

Fourth Plain Village: Vancouver mayor Tim Leavitt visits with Carlos Martinez during a visit he made to the Evergreen Park summer playground program.

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Fourth Plain Village -- A summer playground program at Evergreen Park that was at risk of closing earlier this year due to a lack of funding got a visit from Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt on Aug. 10. The mayor championed the project as an important part of the revitalization of… Read story

John Pierce and Kenedy Williams were one of 16 tandem cycling teams representing the Washington State School for the Blind at the Vancouver Courthouse Criterium.

Tandem cycling event benefits School for the Blind

John Pierce and Kenedy Williams were one of 16 tandem cycling teams representing the Washington State School for the Blind at the Vancouver Courthouse Criterium.

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Esther Short -- Sixteen teams rode tandem in support of the Washington State School for the Blind during the 6th annual Vancouver Courthouse Criterium on July 31. Volunteers and students opened the race by riding the first three laps. The Criterium helps support the school's tandem cycling program, an opportunity… Read story

Terrance Olson, 62, a facilities worker for Washington State University Vancouver, points out some of the places where he has been removing blackberry bushes in the Mill Creek area, east of campus, this month.

WSUV facilities worker quietly donates his own time to maintain nearby trails

Terrance Olson, 62, a facilities worker for Washington State University Vancouver, points out some of the places where he has been removing blackberry bushes in the Mill Creek area, east of campus, this month.

August 11, 2011, 5:00pm Community

It's Terrance Olson's day off, but you'd never know it by looking at him. Olson, a facilities crew member at Washington State University Vancouver, is decked out from head to toe in denim work clothes. He's wearing gloves, boots and a faded baseball cap. One hand holds a set of… Read story

Pets of the Week

August 9, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Frodo is 1 1/2 -year-old Chihuahua mix that came to the shelter when his owners could no longer care for him. He is sweet but can be nervous in new situations so he would do best in a home with children older than age 14 -- and he should meet… Read story

What’s Up With That? Mill Plain-Chkalov red-light cameras don’t develop

August 9, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Whatever happened to the red-light traffic enforcement cameras the city of Vancouver said it was going to install at Mill Plain Boulevard and Chkalov Drive? -- One council watcher Read story

Everybody Has a Story: Navy ship their dads helped build in Vancouver took young couple to Hawaii

August 9, 2011, 5:00pm Community

It was the fall of 1953. America was involved in the war in Korea, and my husband, Dean Weibel, had enlisted in the U.S. Navy nearly three years before. His ship, the USS Lenawee (APA-195), had returned from the war zone and was now stationed in San Diego, making weekly… Read story

Vancouver woman celebrates 100 years

August 9, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Odgen -- Consuelo "Connie" Maria Herod, one of six children, was born on Aug. 6, 1911, in Los Angeles. According to her daughter, Ramona Arnold of Vancouver, her mother has, from a young age, had a mind of her own. She also was the one everyone called when catastrophe struck. Read story

Neighborhood picnic rescheduled for Aug. 20

August 9, 2011, 5:00pm Community

The Northwest Neighborhood Association has rescheduled its neighborhood picnic for noon to 3 p.m. Aug. 20 at Franklin Park, Northwest 58th and Cherry streets. Read story

Felida 5-year-old pulls young friend from pool

August 9, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Felida -- "We were at the kitchen table when my grandson, Easton Texeira, came in soaking wet," wrote visiting grandmother Sharon Texeira. "Easton said he saved Mason, who is 3, from drowning in the deep end of the neighbors' pool across the street. Easton saw that his little friend was… Read story

Hudson’s Bay grad sworn in to U.S. Foreign Service

August 9, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Walnut Grove -- Heather Ward, 40, has been sworn in to the United States Foreign Service. Ward, who grew up in Clark County, attended Hudson's Bay High School and Clark College, and worked at the Fort Vancouver Regional Library. She went on to get a degree in library science. During… Read story