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Mill Plain: This third-grade class at Mill Plain Elementary has been all around the world, thanks to Girl Scouts Becca Thompson and Synthia Gifford.

Girl Scouts explore globe in third-grade classroom

Mill Plain: This third-grade class at Mill Plain Elementary has been all around the world, thanks to Girl Scouts Becca Thompson and Synthia Gifford.

July 16, 2013, 5:00pm Schools

Mill Plain -- Girl Scouts Becca Thompson and Synthia Gifford, who just finished their junior year in high school -- Thompson at Mountain View and Gifford at Union -- taught cultural art classes about different nations this year to third-graders at Mill Plain Elementary School. Read story

Northfield: The Northfield neighborhood recently replaced most of the worn wooden fence that surrounds its perimeter with a white vinyl fence meant to last a long time.

New border wraps around Northfield

Northfield: The Northfield neighborhood recently replaced most of the worn wooden fence that surrounds its perimeter with a white vinyl fence meant to last a long time.

July 16, 2013, 5:00pm Truckies

Northfield -- The Northfield neighborhood recently replaced most of its worn wooden perimeter fence with a shiny, new vinyl barrier. Neighborhood leaders have discussed replacing the nearly 15-year-old wooden fence for years, but finally got the project under way in mid-March. "We just about squeezed all the life out of… Read story

With Vancouver City Hall as a backdrop, construction continued Monday as part of the city's $45 million waterfront access project.

Vancouver waterfront project expenses on the money

With Vancouver City Hall as a backdrop, construction continued Monday as part of the city's $45 million waterfront access project.

July 8, 2013, 5:00pm Clark County News

Expenses for the city's $45 million Columbia River waterfront access project are on target, the Vancouver City Council heard Monday. Read story

Teen allegedly drives wrong way, flees police, crashes car

June 25, 2013, 5:00pm Clark County News

An allegedly drunken 17-year-old drove the wrong way on Northeast Ninth Street in Vancouver's Hearthwood neighborhood and was fleeing from police when he hit a tree. Read story

Barbara Gassin, right, and Vikki Hamilton, chair of the Fairway Village Neighborhood Watch committee, flip through the materials of the Map Your Neighborhood program.

Neighborhood prepares for disaster, block by block

Barbara Gassin, right, and Vikki Hamilton, chair of the Fairway Village Neighborhood Watch committee, flip through the materials of the Map Your Neighborhood program.

June 25, 2013, 5:00pm Clark County News

Residents of the Fairway Village neighborhood are preparing for emergencies the old-fashioned way -- by getting to know their neighbors. Read story

Vancouver firefighters take a break after extinguishing a kitchen fire this afternoon.

Kitchen fire spreads to E. Vancouver home’s attic

Vancouver firefighters take a break after extinguishing a kitchen fire this afternoon.

June 18, 2013, 5:00pm Clark County News

A grease that started on a kitchen stove spread into an attic, causing significant damage to an east Vancouver home around 3 p.m. today. Read story

Fircrest: Kids pack the halls of the Firstenburg Community Center on a recent Friday night as part of the Teen Late Night program.

Youth grant helps save Teen Late Nights at Firstenburg, Marshall

Fircrest: Kids pack the halls of the Firstenburg Community Center on a recent Friday night as part of the Teen Late Night program.

June 18, 2013, 5:00pm Truckies

Fircrest -- Kids helping kids. The high school juniors and seniors of the Youth Philanthropy Program of the Community Foundation for Southwest Washington recently granted $3,305 in seed money to the local Parks Foundation for next year's Teen Late Night programs at the Firstenburg and Marshall Community Centers. That program… Read story

Stephen Wille, chairman of the Countryside Woods Neighborhood Association, stands last week at the boundary between First Place Neighborhood Park and the Evergreen Pit.

Neighbors say subdivision plans are the pits

Stephen Wille, chairman of the Countryside Woods Neighborhood Association, stands last week at the boundary between First Place Neighborhood Park and the Evergreen Pit.

June 11, 2013, 5:00pm Community

Construction company Tapani Underground has big plans for the old Evergreen gravel pit, but nearby neighborhood associations want the company to think bigger. Read story

Image: Image Elementary fifth-grader Payton Zitterkopf holds her AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame award on May 24 next to Janet Ray, an assistant vice president for AAA Washington.

Student in safety Hall of Fame

Image: Image Elementary fifth-grader Payton Zitterkopf holds her AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame award on May 24 next to Janet Ray, an assistant vice president for AAA Washington.

June 11, 2013, 5:00pm Truckies

Image -- An Image Elementary fifth-grader's dedication to safety was heralded as she and nine other Washington kids were inducted to the AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame. Image's Payton Zitterkopf and the other young traffic patrol helpers were recognized at a May 24 awards ceremony at Seattle's Safeco… Read story

At least once a week, Frank Billington does a routine check of his squad vehicle, which has a 400-gallon mini pumper.

Volunteer firefighter operates out of rural home in Bear Prairie

At least once a week, Frank Billington does a routine check of his squad vehicle, which has a 400-gallon mini pumper.

May 28, 2013, 5:00pm Community

Pulling up to a blue, one-story residence in rural Bear Prairie, firefighter Frank Billington is met by a Little Tikes plastic car in the yard, a basketball hoop in the driveway and a burly golden Labrador-retriever mix wagging its tail as it approaches. Read story