dawn.feldhaus@camaspostrecord.com
June 21, 2011
Mayor charged with impersonating a police officer
Washougal Mayor Sean Guard will be expected to appear in Cowlitz County District Court next month, to enter a plea on a charge of second degree criminal impersonation.
Washougal Mayor Sean Guard will be expected to appear in Cowlitz County District Court next month, to enter a plea on a charge of second degree criminal impersonation.
A man who served on the Washougal Planning Commission for six months has resigned, in order to launch a new business.
Claudia Muri describes the Relay for Life as a family event. Muri, a volunteer with the Camas-Washougal Soccer Club, plans to participate in the annual fund raiser for the American Cancer Society this weekend.
Washougal Mayor Sean Guard will be expected to appear in Cowlitz County District Court, to enter a plea on a charge of second degree criminal impersonation.
A trial consolidation involving the Washougal and Camas fire departments could soon become official.
Smiles could be seen throughout Doc Harris Stadium Friday night, as the first Camas High School class to attend a graduation ceremony in the rebuilt structure were there to enjoy themselves. During the processional, bubbles started to fill the air as the CHS band performed "Pomp and Circumstance." Principal Steve Marshall set the tone for the event early on, saying it could be a "dignified ceremony and a celebration." He then requested they save the air horns for later.
Four years ago, Michael Bush had his last name legally changed to Delavar.
The congregation of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church will honor a man who is retiring after more than 26 years of service.
A Washington native with research interests in protecting and saving cultural resources, Native rock art and Columbia Plateau archaeology will be the guest speaker at the next quarterly meeting of the Camas-Washougal Historical Society.
The Washougal City Council approved an inter-local agreement to form a joint economic development effort with the city of Camas and the Port of Camas-Washougal last night -- but not without some opposition. The vote was 5 to 2, with "no" votes placed by Dave Shoemaker and Michael Delavar.
