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Planting a seed: FVRLibraries and Vancouver Bee Project seed libraries growing in popularity
By The Citizen on December 27, 2024
Books and movies aren’t the only things you can check out from FVRLibraries. Several branches now offer a seed library, where residents can get seeds…
Hudson’s Bay custodian reported finding teacher, student having sex on Vancouver campus in 2013, court records say
By The Citizen on December 23, 2024
A judge on Monday ordered $100,000 bail for a Hudson’s Bay High School teacher accused of having sex with a 16-year-old female student at school…
FAFSA runs smoother this year for Clark County students after a rough 2023
By The Citizen on December 20, 2024
Clark County students are having an easier time filling out this year’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid form. Read more… Source: The Columbian
The Salvation Army in Vancouver asks community for Red Kettle donations, currently down 30%
By The Citizen on December 18, 2024
The Salvation Army in Vancouver is calling on the community for help after experiencing a significant decrease in donations this holiday season. Read more… Source:…
Vancouver defense attorney Josephine Townsend charged with two counts of forgery
By The Citizen on December 18, 2024
A Vancouver defense attorney is facing forgery charges for allegedly altering documents related to a civil protection order against her client. Read more… Source: The…
Bob Knight, former Clark College president and U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, dies at 67
By The Citizen on December 16, 2024
Friends of former Clark College President Robert “Bob” Kennedy Knight say he dedicated his life to serving his community and country. He died early Saturday…
‘It seems so outrageous’: C-Tran board shocked at $21.8M per year light rail budget staff unveils at meeting
By The Citizen on December 12, 2024
C-Tran officials are considering asking voters to approve a sales tax to help cover the steep cost of extending light rail into Vancouver as part…
State independent investigations office seeks tips in Vancouver police shooting
By The Citizen on December 10, 2024
Anyone with information about the Dec. 4 fatal Vancouver police shooting outside an east Vancouver Safeway is asked to call a tip line established by…
‘There’s a lot of work to be done, but this is a great place to serve’: Vancouver Police Chief Troy Price sworn in
By The Citizen on December 10, 2024
Twenty-seven years after he started as a Vancouver patrol officer, Troy Price took his oath of office as the city’s newest police chief Monday. Read…