Author: Staff

The mayor who is against tolls, except when he’s for them

Vancouvria, Clark County's own little spoof machine, put out a teaser yesterday for its fifth episode. And they're sticking their toes in some dangerous water. Politics. This teaser shows the "mayor" […]

Who will run against Boldt?

Filing week is still nine weeks away, but one of the county commissioners, Republican Tom Mielke, already has two publicly declared opponents. What about his fellow Republican, Marc Boldt? Boldt will be […]

Auditing the audit

Some of the comments on today's Columbia River Crossing story bashed the fact that the Washington State Department of Transportation conducted an internal audit of the project. One thing to make […]

Inciting veggie violence in Hough?

Well, we're not sure what to make of this letter, which was sent to us by someone who said it was distributed in the Hough neighborhood in west Vancouver a […]

A (rapid) bus full of controversy

Calls for a public vote on transit. Signs, billboards and heaps of newspaper coverage. A locally preferred alternative. Swirling debate over the future of transit. Clark County, meet Lane County, Ore. […]

Bringing home the bacon

Some jokes write themselves. Now, we at APIL appreciate those sworn to serve and protect so we would never make any cracks about police officers and pigs. Battle Ground City Councilor and […]

An hour worth spending

Of course your nerdy city government reporter subscribes to podcasts, including This American Life. This last Sunday's edition (which I of course didn't finish until today) is an excellent primer on […]

Those in the know knew CRC too short

For a project like the CRC to go without a hitch would be "Disneyland," Mayor Tim Leavitt said last week. When The Columbian broke the story about the Coast Guard's concerns […]

King of the Road

As Clark County Commissioners keep churning through the development code book, updating, maintaining or eliminating rules and regs in a laborious process known as Retooling Our Code, they've finally reached […]

E-verify debate continues, even as house bill fades

NOTE: This post is an update on this story. Sorry if you are offended by its lack of snark. I'll make up for it with my next post, I promise. The […]

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