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March 22, 2018
Camas, police sign new contract
At their regular council meeting Monday night, Camas city councilors unanimously approved a new, four-year bargaining agreement between the city and its police officers’ union.
At their regular council meeting Monday night, Camas city councilors unanimously approved a new, four-year bargaining agreement between the city and its police officers’ union.
More than 100 people packed into the Camas Library Monday night to hear Matthew Erlich, a speaker for the Seattle-based Holocaust Center for Humanity, tell his mother’s incredible tale of perseverance and survival in the face of Nazi death camps.
Picasso the donkey is in a rather tricky position. Having tangled his tie-out around a pole, the young animal is looking for a little help from his new human friends.
After a local firefighters’ union filed an “unsafe work environment” complaint with the state, claiming the Camas-Washougal Fire Department’s low staffing levels place firefighters at risk of not being able to save lives and fight fires, the city of Camas issued a statement explaining the fire department’s staffing levels, policies and protocol.
The city of Camas has issued a statement regarding a recent complaint filed by the East Clark Professional Fire Fighters union to the state, which claimed Camas-Washougal Fire Department’s low…
Planning to cycle or skate in the city of Camas? Better grab that helmet.
A Camas teen accused of threatening to kill several Camas High School classmates has been found guilty of felony harassment and sentenced to one year of probation and nine days in detention, with time served.
A Camas teen accused of threatening to kill his classmates just days after the fatal Parkland, Florida school shooting has been found guilty of felony harassment and sentenced to one…
Did you know that Camas has its own radio station? You’ll be forgiven if you answered, “No.” Many people have never heard of KIEV-LP FM. And, if they have, they’re likely part of the area’s Ukrainian community.
Washougal Police Commander Allen Cook knew the numbers weren’t penciling out, but couldn’t figure out what had gone wrong.