On a recent afternoon tinged by the honeyed summer sun, skateboards clattered as kids carved through a timeworn skate bowl in central Vancouver. Nearby, Steven and Christina Suarez watched with pride.
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Source: The Columbian
What’s your grind?: Nonprofit focuses on skateboarding to help Clark County youth find direction
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