Month: May 2011
White mayors can jump …
Last week I wrote about a YMCA benefit basketball game that included pro players as well as people who don't get paid to play ball, such as Vancouver Mayor Tim […]
For the health of it
Employees who report to the Clark County Commissioners are getting complimentary blood pressure checks Wednesday. Not because their bosses have them researching how to levy a litter fee against The Columbian. […]
White Mayors Can’t Jump
A May 12 celebrity basketball game raised $20,000 for Clark County Family YMCA, said executive director Eddie White. The game featured players from the Vancouver Volcanoes and Dan Dickau and […]
White Mayors Can't Jump
A May 12 celebrity basketball game raised $20,000 for Clark County Family YMCA, said executive director Eddie White. The game featured players from the Vancouver Volcanoes and Dan Dickau and […]
You don’t have to like us to “like” us
In anticipation of the change to requiring registration through Facebook in order to post a comment, every reporter has been asked to create a "fan" page. Yes, we are all […]
You don't have to like us to "like" us
In anticipation of the change to requiring registration through Facebook in order to post a comment, every reporter has been asked to create a "fan" page. Yes, we are all […]
“I want you to be the tough guys”
Vancouver resident Carolyn Crain came to talk to county commissioners on Tuesday about how she feels betrayed. She feels betrayed that Commissioner Steve Stuart promised a districtwide C-Tran vote, but then […]
"I want you to be the tough guys"
Vancouver resident Carolyn Crain came to talk to county commissioners on Tuesday about how she feels betrayed. She feels betrayed that Commissioner Steve Stuart promised a districtwide C-Tran vote, but then […]
The morning after
As someone who has endured plenty of meetings, including contentious ones -- oh yeah, I was there in '97, when Prune Hill residents stormed the Camas City Council chambers to […]
Pat Campbell, whippersnapper
Vancouver City Councilor Pat Campbell is 66. But that doesn't mean he's too old to have an elder put him in his (at least chronological) place. Resident Ralph Peabody, who is […]