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A team of South Ridge Elementary students took fourth place in the state Math is Cool competition May 21.

South Ridge math team places fourth

A team of South Ridge Elementary students took fourth place in the state Math is Cool competition May 21.

June 19, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Ridgefield -- A team of fourth-graders from South Ridge Elementary School placed fourth in the state "Math is Cool" tournament May 21. Team winners were Emma Lewis, Andrew Epstein, Trevor Johnson and Jake Milanowski. The students answered questions in algebra, geometry, probability and problem-solving. Read story

Grant to replace aging bleachers at Abrams Park

June 19, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Ridgefield -- Ball players and their families will be sitting pretty in the near future. The city was awarded a $6,200 grant from the Parks Foundation of Clark County to replace bleachers at Abrams Park. Ridgefield Little League will provide a match to the grant in the form of volunteer… Read story

Ridgefield Mayor Ron Onslow received the first annual Florence B.

Ridgefield mayor honored for parks work

Ridgefield Mayor Ron Onslow received the first annual Florence B.

June 19, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Ridgefield -- Ridgefield Mayor Ron Onslow was awarded the first annual Florence B. Wager Award in the Leading Eagle category by the Parks Foundation of Clark County during its annual luncheon June 14. The award recognizes a community leader who has influenced the life, health, and direction of parks, trails… Read story

Nancy Miller, left, executive director of the Rocksolid Teen Center, accepts grant money from Anne Digenis, grants officer at The Community Foundation.

Brush Prairie teen center wins grants

Nancy Miller, left, executive director of the Rocksolid Teen Center, accepts grant money from Anne Digenis, grants officer at The Community Foundation.

June 19, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Brush Prairie -- The Rocksolid Community Teen Center, an after-school program in Brush Prairie, has received two grants from The Community Foundation of SW Washington. One grant, for $3,500 from the Youth Philanthropy Fund, will be used for mentoring programs. The second, for $2,050, was from the Children's Trust Grant,… Read story

Kids of all ages enjoyed great weather at the opening of Bosco Farm Neighborhood Park on June 4.

New 12-acre park opens in Truman neighborhood

Kids of all ages enjoyed great weather at the opening of Bosco Farm Neighborhood Park on June 4.

June 19, 2011, 5:00pm Community

East Minnehaha -- About 90 Truman neighborhood residents took advantage of beautiful weather June 4 to celebrate the recent completion of Bosco Farm Neighborhood Park at 3601 N.E. 39th St., just east of St. Johns Road. The Truman Neighborhood Association, Clark County Public Works and Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation hosted… Read story

June 12 named Children’s Day

June 19, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Hazel Dell -- Robin Durkee of Hazel Dell is an advocate for missing children. She has also become an advocate for National Children's Day. But closer to home, Durkee was the impetus behind Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt's city proclamation of Children's Day on June 12, 2011, an honorary day to… Read story

These pastors blessed the soil at the Heritage Farm food bank garden. They are (from left) Chris Montovino, Cascades Presbyterian Church; Ken Campbell, St.

Heritage Farm food bank garden blessed; volunteers welcome

These pastors blessed the soil at the Heritage Farm food bank garden. They are (from left) Chris Montovino, Cascades Presbyterian Church; Ken Campbell, St.

June 19, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Hazel Dell -- The Churches in Partnership food bank garden at the county's Heritage Farm on Northeast 78th Street received a blessing June 12. Pastors from St. John's Presbyterian Church in Camas and Cascades Presbyterian Church, First Presbyterian Church and Columbia Presbyterian Church in Vancouver all bestowed their blessings on… Read story

Fruit Valley digs deep for volunteer police corps

June 19, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Fruit Valley -- The Fruit Valley Neighborhood Association recently demonstrated its appreciation for Vancouver police and its Neighbors On Watch (NOW) volunteer program with a $1,000 gift. Lee and Karen McCallister, longtime neighborhood leaders, presented a check to Police Chief Cliff Cook on June 6. The funds were raised by… Read story

Kaya Galbraith, 13, was among the lucky students who received a free airplane ride during Pearson Air Museum's Open Cockpit Day.

Pearson Air Museum opens cockpits for a day

Kaya Galbraith, 13, was among the lucky students who received a free airplane ride during Pearson Air Museum's Open Cockpit Day.

June 19, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Hudson's Bay -- Nearly 400 people attended Open Cockpit Day at Pearson Air Museum on May 28. It is the one day during the year visitors can get into the cockpit of some of Pearson's vintage aircraft and see the planes from the pilot's perspective. Kaya Galbraith, 13, was among… Read story

Roosevelt Elementary students, from left, Bonnie McCrady, Veronika Rymar, Mariah Erickson and Svetlana Semenov plant herbs and flowers.

Roosevelt students plant flowers, herbs

Roosevelt Elementary students, from left, Bonnie McCrady, Veronika Rymar, Mariah Erickson and Svetlana Semenov plant herbs and flowers.

June 19, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Bagley Downs -- The Young Women in Action program at Roosevelt Elementary culminated in a service project to plant herbs and flowers in the raised bed at the Jim Parsley Community Center. The plants were donated by the horticulture programs at Lewis and Clark and Fort Vancouver high schools. Barbara… Read story