August 30, 2018
Camas educators want to resolve differences, start school on time
To the families of the Camas community:
To the families of the Camas community:
We’re not too sure what happened to the summer, but here we are, publishing our last Cheers & Jeers of the season.
Time to ‘restock’ Congress, vote for Long in 3rd District
“The choices we make today will determine how much temperatures increase this century, how long and damaging wildfire seasons become, and how prepared communities are for the growing risks of wildfires.”
We are joining our brothers and sisters in journalism today and, along with more than 100 newspapers across the country, devoting this Opinion page to an outright rejection of President Donald Trump’s relentless “fake news” attacks on our constitutionally protected free press.
Herrera Beutler best choice for 3rd District
The plight of a grieving orca who continues to carry her dead calf for weeks is reported by the Seattle Times. The Spokane Spokesman-Review lets people know for the first time the Legislature is forming a task force to exempt lawmakers from portions of the Public Records Act. The Columbia Basin Herald in Moses Lake warns that air quality for the county fair may be unhealthy because of wildfire smoke pollution. The Omak County Chronicle reports that Wally Richards is this year’s Omak Stampede grand marshal. The Nisqually Valley News in Yelm tells its readers where ballot drop boxes will be located so they can participate in the primary election. In the Port Townsend Leader, we learn about firefighter Reece Chambers and ways the community can support his family following his heart transplant.
More than 150 attend ECFR open house
It’s easy to look at Clark County’s 26-percent voter turnout for Tuesday’s primary election and come a little unglued.
The phrase “small town” gets thrown around a lot in this increasingly urban neck of the Southwest Washington woods.
