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Children played games while The Giving Closet gave away free school supplies to those in need.

Giving Closet gets kids ready for school

Children played games while The Giving Closet gave away free school supplies to those in need.

August 30, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Meadow Homes -- The Giving Closet, a charitable thrift store operated by the First Church of God, held its annual Back to School Bash on Aug. 21. Approximately 500 free backpacks were given away to children who'll be headed back to school soon -- along with free haircuts, lunch, face… Read story

Photographer helps School for the Blind students take their shot

August 30, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Central Park -- During a summer Computer Programming Camp at the Washington State School for the Blind, 14 visually impaired and blind students were offered the opportunity to express themselves using digital cameras, thanks to local photographer Gary L. Scott. "I wanted to empower sight-impaired people with a creative photographic… Read story

Mark Matthias presents Leah Reitz, Y's Care program director, with a check for $10,000 from the Beaches Summer Cruisin' for the YWCA Y's Care program.

Cruise-in nets $10,000 for Y’s Care program

Mark Matthias presents Leah Reitz, Y's Care program director, with a check for $10,000 from the Beaches Summer Cruisin' for the YWCA Y's Care program.

August 30, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Columbia Way -- YWCA Clark County's Y's Care program received $10,000 from the Beaches Summer Cruisin' event held July 27. Y's Care provides preschool education to children from homeless, transitional or low-income households. Y's Care directors thanked Mark Mathias, owner of Beaches, and all the volunteers, sponsors and partners who… Read story

Melissa Sutton, of the Miss Clark County Scholarship Organization, and Len Ledger of the Piano Hospital pick some lucky names.

Piano Hospital gets $5K from raffle

Melissa Sutton, of the Miss Clark County Scholarship Organization, and Len Ledger of the Piano Hospital pick some lucky names.

August 23, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Hudson's Bay -- The School of Piano Technology for the Blind, also known as the Piano Hospital, drew the winners of its Spring Extravaganza Raffle on Aug. 11. The winning tickets were drawn by Melissa Sutton, a member of the executive board for the Miss Clark County Scholarship Organization, who… Read story

Vancouver Heights: Siblings Oleksiy and Marina Dobryden work together to help paint the Omaha Way street mural.

Mural aimed at keeping streets safe

Vancouver Heights: Siblings Oleksiy and Marina Dobryden work together to help paint the Omaha Way street mural.

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Vancouver Heights -- The Skyline Crest community held a ribbon-cutting for the neighborhood's new Omaha Way street mural on Aug. 2 as part of the National Night Out gathering and celebration. Skyline Crest is a low-rent public housing development operated by the Vancouver Housing Authority. Members of the community and… Read story

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

Former student pens book on State School for the Blind

August 6, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Central Park -- Former Washington State School for the Blind student Dan Tolva has authored a book highlighting 125 years of the Washington State School for the Blind. "Unlimited Visibility: A 125-year History of the Washington State School for the Blind" puts a human face to the issue of preparing… Read story

Old Evergreen Highway neighborhood updates action plan

August 2, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Old Evergreen Highway -- The Old Evergreen Highway Neighborhood Association has updated its neighborhood action plan. To download a pdf of the updated version, visit http://www.cityofvancouver.us/upload/contents/396/OEHNA%20NAP%20Final.pdf. Read story

Volunteers Colin Cushman, from left, Jenney Pauer and Greg Bee help plan and paint a mural on the side of the St.

Mural takes shape in Rose Village

Volunteers Colin Cushman, from left, Jenney Pauer and Greg Bee help plan and paint a mural on the side of the St.

August 1, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Rose Village -- About 150 people met at the St. Johns IGA store in early July to begin painting the City of Abundance mural created by Urban Abundance and designed by local artist Colin Cushman. Many children added their handprints to the bottom portion of the mural, called the "Hands… Read story