March 31, 2015
Community Chest earns well deserved recognition
An organization that has helped thousands of children, adults and senior citizens over the years will earn some deserved recognition this week.
An organization that has helped thousands of children, adults and senior citizens over the years will earn some deserved recognition this week.
Any of our Washougal-area residents who have waited recently for long trains to pass through town, or those unfortunate enough to be backed all the way onto state Route 14 trying to get to the 32nd Street railroad crossing, know how convenient it would be if we had a second overpass closer to the east side of town. A second crossing will also increase safety in our community by providing an additional route for emergency vehicles to get over the railroad.
The lack of affordable housing continues to be an issue across the United States, and right here in Clark County.
We appreciate that the Camas City Council is considering a solution to the dangerous traffic situation that exists at the intersection of Northwest Sixth Avenue and Norwood Street.
Support extreme risk protection orders I am writing to support strong, smart gun laws that will save lives in Washington.
Post-Record reporters could be seen scurrying to and from local high school sports practices during the past two weeks, conducting interviews with coaches and athletes and taking pictures for the annual Spring Sports Preview.
Another option to support road repairs in Washougal Washougal needs money to repair roads, bridges and infrastructure (Post-Record March 10). Their budget, under current tax law, doesn't provide enough funds for this.
People make all kinds of excuses for all kinds of things. Some are valid and some are, let's say, just made up. "My dog ate my homework," or "I forgot to set my clock ahead," are just a couple of excuses that make one think of the fine line between circumstance and withholding the total truth.
The many talents of Camas and Washougal students will be on display starting this weekend, as young actors take the stage in two very different Tony-award winning productions.
House Bill 1951 fixes a problem Before the 2015 legislative session started, I contacted Rep. Liz Pike and requested her assistance.
