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November 18, 2021
Camas OKs 1 percent property tax increases
Camas officials this week approved 1-percent property tax increases to help fund the city’s general fund and emergency medical services (EMS).
Camas officials this week approved 1-percent property tax increases to help fund the city’s general fund and emergency medical services (EMS).
The Camas Salary Commission has recommended a “stipend reset” that would boost monthly stipends going to the city’s mayor and city councilmembers by as much as 17 percent.
Clark County Public Health this week lifted its blue-green algae advisories at Round Lake and Lacamas Lake in Camas, and said the blooms of cyanobacteria, also known as…
The Camas School Board has announced its top four candidates in the running to replace former Camas School District Superintendent Jeff Snell. Snell,…
Camas City Council members will soon consider giving a 4.5-percent cost-of-living boost to the city’s non-represented employees’ — those who are not part of a union or represented by a collective bargaining agreement
Sadie McKenzie leads incumbent Donna Sinclair in the race for Washougal School Board’s No. 3 director position, according to the latest Clark County general election results.
Keith Mills will always remember the first time he helped save a life.
“There are so many needs beyond what health insurance covers,” said Susan Stearns, CEO of Pink Lemonade Project, a Vancouver nonprofit that seeks to educate, empower and support people affected by breast cancer.
The Camas School District’s search for a new superintendent is shifting into high gear.
The push to “keep Camas, Camas” and retain the city’s vaunted “small-town feel” may be alienating many Camasonians who do not identify with the city’s white, cisgendered, heterosexual and/or Christian communities.
