Month: January 2011

Before standing for the Pledge of Allegiance Monday, Mayor Tim Leavitt called for those at the city council meeting to take a moment of silence to recognize Saturday's tragedy in […]

Clark County Commissioner Marc Boldt may one day become President Boldt. No, not that president. Boldt was elected secretary/treasurer of the Washington State Association of Counties. He'll serve in the position for […]

Tom Mielke will serve as chairman of the Board of County Commissioners this year, taking over the duty from Commissioner Steve Stuart. Besides running meetings, the chairman doesn't have to […]

As City Hall reporter, I have the pleasure of receiving nearly-daily deliveries of neighborhood association meeting notes. Typically, they're a bit yawns-ville, but every now and then I learn something […]

During a presentation to the Vancouver City Council Monday about an expansion of water lines out to the east side of town, several councilors asked Public Works Director Brian Carlson […]

The Regional Transportation Council and C-Tran board bylaws call on governing bodies and agencies to select representatives. The bylaws don’t, however, explain how to resolve inconsistent appointments. The cities of Camas […]

Washougal Mayor Sean Guard has returned the city-owned vehicle he was driving when stopped by the Washington State Patrol on Christmas Eve. A WSP trooper stopped Guard on Interstate 5 near […]

Those watching the Vancouver City Council meeting on CVTV closely last night (yes, all three of you) may have been wondering just what was up with the crutch behind the […]

Since not all of us celebrated New Year's Eve at a fancy party, let's check out some photographs of people who did. (Thank you, Facebook!) Here's Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt, […]