September 20, 2011
Letters to the Editor for Sept. 20, 2011
Re-elected ECFR Commission incumbents The East County Volunteer Fire Fighters Association endorses the current fire commissioners for re-election.
Re-elected ECFR Commission incumbents The East County Volunteer Fire Fighters Association endorses the current fire commissioners for re-election.
A handful of memorial events, remembering the thousands of victims of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, took place over the weekend in Camas and Washougal.
Maintain neighborhood friendly programs and regulations Camas is fortunate to have a variety of quality and livable neighborhoods. Some are new and some have been established and maintained for many years.
It's only Sept. 6 and the General Election season, for all of its good and bad points, is underway.
Coston, Morris and Greenlee see the 'big picture' During times of economic uncertainty, Washougal City Council must make tough decisions on our economic future.
I read with both interest and disappointment Councilman Dave Shoemaker's editorial of Aug. 30. Interest that some of our council are working to communicate with the public, but disappointment that Councilman Shoemaker's information was incorrect and misleading.
After months of work aimed at deconstruction and removal of the derelict ship the SS Davy Crockett, the last major piece of metal was hoisted out of the water on Thursday. It was a major milestone for the project that involved what was described as a "massive and carefully engineered" effort.
Lately Washougal City Council members have been urged to trust various local leaders on issues ranging from granting a half million dollar economic development contract to the management of financial reserves. Among those proffering the advice have been other elected officials, our local newspaper publisher, and individual citizens.
In our world today, much of the attention in the business world is often focused on the "new."
Evergreen Terrace residents are proud of their neighborhood Twenty years ago, we purchased our home in the Evergreen Terrace Neighborhood. At that time, we were informed that this was a neighborhood "in transition."
