The next "Wild Wednesday" at Deja Vu Camas will feature glamour shots. Kate Singh, from Aveum Images, will be available April 18, to take "Look Like a Movie Star" photos from 5 to 7 p.m.
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The owners of a new dental practice in East Vancouver have a second business -- Accentuate, in downtown Camas.
The Camas Farmer's Market was one of 29 non-profit organizations to recently receive a grant from New Seasons Market. According to Camas Farmer's Market board member Carrie Schulstad, the $2,000 grant will be used as matching funds for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, in an effort to increase access to fresh, healthy foods for low-income families receiving assistance. It would be the first S.N.A.P. match program in Clark County. The S.N.A.P. program allows consumers to purchase farmers market items with electronic benefit transfer cards. According to the grant application, the project would provide matching S.N.A.P. tokens up to $5 per week for an average of 15 S.N.A.P. customers per week during each of the 18 weeks of the Camas Farmer's Market season.
The audience will be invited to participate as the Liberty Theatre celebrates its first anniversary, under the ownership of Rand Thornsley. He signed a five-year lease on the theater in January 2011. A sing-along version of "Hairspray" will be shown Friday and Saturday, at 5:30 p.m. The 2007 movie featured John Travolta, Nikki Blonskey and Queen Latifah. It is rated PG for language, some suggestive content and momentary teen smoking.
Local business owners and health care providers are invited to attend a networking opportunity at Columbia Ridge Senior Living, in Washougal. The free event will be held Thursday, March 15,from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Wine will be served, and there will be door prizes.
A new building in downtown Washougal is expected to be ready for business in April. "1887 Main," a Lone Wolf Development project, is named after its address. So far, there is one signed tenant for a 720-square-foot retail space on the first floor.
A local resident who has been involved in photography, volunteering at the Camas Farmer's Market and teaching people to eat well is the newest sales associate for the A.L. Insurance Group, Inc.
A local man sells a product that has been in the development stages for four years. Jim Hill, of Camas, is the national marketing director for BatheEZ, a bath tub insert that fits over an existing tub. "Our never before seen product will greatly help individuals in the elderly/senior health care industry," he said. "It is a safe, easy, economical way for the elderly, seniors and physically impaired to take a quality bath."
