Month: August 2011
Leavitt and Herrera Beutler agree on one thing
I've been wondering for a while whatever happened to the much-ballyhooed face-to-face town hall meetings Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt instituted after he took office. There were a handful, but none since […]
Public baseball meeting Wednesday evening
As we've reported twice, there is a neighborhood-association sponsored meeting, 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Clark County Public Service Center, 1300 Franklin St., on the baseball proposal. Topics, according to […]
A Spanish Inquiry
Usually we leave it to our ace cops reporter John Branton to report scams -- but this one hits politically close to home. Vancouver City Council candidate Bill Turlay's campaign email […]
Seating arrangements and septic systems
I always thought elementary school teachers were the only ones who cared about seating arrangements. This week’s Clark County Board of Health meeting proved me wrong. Typically at board of health meetings, […]
“Celebrity” hoops
The Hoops on the River “celebrity” match between local public figures and members of the KPTV news crew ranked somewhere in the middle as far as entertainment value. More entertaining than […]
"Celebrity" hoops
The Hoops on the River “celebrity” match between local public figures and members of the KPTV news crew ranked somewhere in the middle as far as entertainment value. More entertaining than […]
Stuart pays his coffee dues — but what about that mug?
First, the good news. Two days after I revealed that Clark County Commissioner Steve Stuart is behind on his office coffee dues, he paid up. Today, he paid office assistant Jennifer Clark […]
On Fact, Fiction and Washougalgate
I must start this post by noting that I do not have a clause in my contract requiring me to "blog about Washougal political blogs" once per week. It only […]
Deadbeat junkie
When this blog was started in December, we promised it would be a place for readers to learn behind-the-scenes details about local government leaders. I've also decided it is a […]
Harris makes surprise appearance at “Clash in the ‘Couve”
A fun fight for a good cause Saturday at the Vancouver Farmers Market featured a special guest: Vancouver City Councilor Jeanne Harris. The "Clash in the 'Couve" was billed as a […]