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Montessori students celebrate French Week

May 25, 2011, 12:00am Community

VanMall -- Oui, oui! Bonjour, Madame. Students at Skinner Elementary Montessori School might have heard and spoken a few of these phrases during French Week, which celebrates the French culture. No need to fly to France to see the Eiffel Tower; it came to the students. The students also played… Read story

The Columbia Mothers of Twins Club hosted the 48th Annual Northwest Association of Mothers of Twins Clubs Convention in April

Local twins club hosts regional convention

The Columbia Mothers of Twins Club hosted the 48th Annual Northwest Association of Mothers of Twins Clubs Convention in April

May 25, 2011, 12:00am Community

VanMall -- The Columbia Mothers of Twins Club hosted the 48th Annual Northwest Association of Mothers of Twins Clubs Convention on April 28-30 at the Heathman Lodge. The Northwest Association has 23 member clubs from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska and Canada. Former Vancouver Mayor Royce Pollard opened the convention on… Read story

Hargett celebrates 100 years

May 25, 2011, 12:00am Community

Burnt Bridge Creek -- Kathryn B. Hargett celebrated her 100th birthday on May 11 with close friends and family. Her grandparents homesteaded around the town of Starbuck in Columbia County, where she was born. Starbuck is north of Walla Walla. Read story

Marrion neighborhood to open new community garden

May 16, 2011, 12:00am Community

Marrion -- The Marrion neighborhood has a new community garden. A grand opening of the Marrion Neighborhood Garden is set for 10 a.m. Saturday. Shorty's Nursery is the main benefactor of the garden. Walmart employees, the Vancouver Watersheds Council and Grace Lutheran Church have been supporters of the garden. The… Read story

Burton apartment proposal worries neighbors

May 16, 2011, 12:00am Community

Ogden -- According to the minutes of the latest Ogden Neighborhood Association meeting, some folks are concerned about an apartment development proposed for the former site of the Portland Christian School at 7915 N.E. Burton Road. Burton Park Apartments, a 113-unit complex, is aimed for the 6.21-acre site. Flooding and… Read story

West Minnehaha to elect officers at trash bash

May 16, 2011, 12:00am Community

West Minnehaha -- A neighborhood group that was teetering on the edge of nonexistence -- because nobody wanted to run for office -- has pulled back from the brink. A few folks have agreed to throw their hats into the ring, and the West Minnehaha Neighborhood Association needs to elect… Read story

New officers in Rose Village

May 16, 2011, 12:00am Community

Rose Village -- The neighborhood association has elected new officers. They are Brian Feller, president; Megan Dixon, secretary/treasurer; and Sue Nagy, Sarah Townsend, and Temple Lentz, board members. John Henry will continue as vice president and Donna Dummann continues as a board member. Read story

Vancouver Christian writers win superior rating

May 16, 2011, 12:00am Community

Ogden -- Three Vancouver Christian High School students earned a superior rating at an ACSI regional creative writing competition in February. Brigitte Von Blaj, a sophomore, participated in the short story division. John Russell, a junior, and Joe Crawford, a sophomore, were both entered in rhyming poetry. Read story

Vancouver Christian School junior high boys held a bake sale to raise money for disaster relief for Japan.

Christian school raises funds for Japan disaster relief

Vancouver Christian School junior high boys held a bake sale to raise money for disaster relief for Japan.

May 16, 2011, 12:00am Community

Ogden -- Students at Vancouver Christian School, with the help of Faith Bible Christian School in Aloha, Ore., family, friends and anonymous donors, raised $1,750 for disaster relief in Japan. The Vancouver students raised the money through various events including special treats offered at lunch, love offerings in chapel, and… Read story

School for the Blind gets donation for computer camp

May 16, 2011, 12:00am Community

Hudson's Bay -- Thanks to the Allergan Foundation, the Washington State School for the Blind won't have to cancel this year's Beginning Computer Programming Camp. When the school faced the possibility of canceling the camp, they approached the Allergan Foundation, which awarded the school a grant for $10,861 -- the… Read story