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March 5, 2020
Camas not likely to open public comments
The majority of Camas City Council members have voiced opposition to the idea of opening two-way conversations with citizens during council workshops and meetings.
The majority of Camas City Council members have voiced opposition to the idea of opening two-way conversations with citizens during council workshops and meetings.
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When the issue of legalizing cannabis came before Washington voters in 2012, nearly half of Camas voters — 47 percent overall and more than 50 percent in the city’s Ward 1 — supported decriminalizing the drug.
A little more than two years after Georgia-Pacific (GP) announced a major restructuring that eliminated close to 300 positions, closed the “Roaring 20” office paper line and shuttered pulp operations at the Camas paper mill, the company says it is reinvesting in the local manufacturing plant.
Camas City Council members are taking a closer look at how they and the mayor interact with citizens during twice-monthly council workshops and meetings.
Chris Richardson can still remember the deep relief he felt finally having a diagnosis for the mysterious illness that had plagued him for nearly three years.
The Clark County Major Crimes Unit is investigating “suspicious circumstances” connected to an incident that occurred over the weekend outside Washougal, which left a man with “significant injuries.” Police say…
PUBLIC MEETINGS Camas City Council: The Council will hold a workshop at 4:30 p.m. and regular meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 18, at Camas City…
Camas entrepreneur Heather DeVore knows the downfall of having a hectic commute combined with a high-stress job. For several years before starting her own business, DeVore spent her days commuting from Camas to Portland to work in the healthcare insurance industry.