CAMAS — When Don Gamiles discovered a former Kmart in Northeast Portland was burning early July 19, he and a colleague loaded every piece of…
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Keeping Vancouver Lake afloat a complicated challenge
By The Citizen on July 22, 2023
Clark County is inviting the public to comment on its long-term, 308-page solution to the toxic blue-green algae blooms and noxious plant growth that has…
Vancouver Lake has long, unique geologic history
By The Citizen on July 22, 2023
Vancouver Lake’s uniqueness is largely unknown, even to those who frequently visit it. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Volcanic vocation: Scientists visit Vancouver, study hazard monitoring techniques
By The Citizen on July 21, 2023
A group of international scientists gathered at the Cascades Volcano Observatory this week to learn about volcano hazard monitoring techniques they can bring back to…
Ferry facilitates Columbia River crossings amid bridge repairs
By The Citizen on July 18, 2023
CATHLAMET — Zhong Deng expected that surprises would pop up during his 75-day bike ride from Astoria, Ore., to Yorktown, Va., but he didn’t expect…
‘Spirit of collaboration’: Share’s longtime executive director retires
By The Citizen on July 17, 2023
After 34 years leading the nonprofit Share, Diane McWithey has announced her retirement. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Gov. Inslee visits Vancouver’s tiny-home affordable housing community
By The Citizen on July 14, 2023
Gov. Jay Inslee’s eyes scan over the photographs, assorted knickknacks and military medals accessorizing the 300-square foot unit that veteran James Walls has called home…
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site fosters next generation
By The Citizen on July 13, 2023
For years, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site has highlighted the cultural, historical and archaeological stories of Washington. This summer, it is reaching out to a…
Clark County home listings up in June
By The Citizen on July 11, 2023
Home listings in June were up ever so slightly after a big jump in May — a move driven by more pre-owned homes coming onto…
Aurora borealis won’t be visible in Clark County
By The Citizen on July 11, 2023
In recent days, major outlets have excitedly reported that low-latitude communities, including Vancouver, will be able to see a display of flashing auroras Thursday evening.…