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June 18, 2013

It could be time for a change in Washougal city government

Sometimes change can be good. In the near future, we may see changes in government at the county level. In the recent past, Ridgefield and Battle Ground changed their city governments from a strong mayor to a council-manager form. Maybe now is the time for a similar change in Washougal. At the June 10 Washougal city workshop, Councilwoman Joyce Lindsay requested time at the next workshop (June 24) to discuss putting forth to voters the option of changing Washougal's form of city government from the strong mayor system we have now, to the council-manager form.

June 11, 2013
Kimi Knight is the third child in her family to have perfect school attendance. She will continue her education at Clark College this fall.

Kimi Knight continues family tradition of perfect attendance

When Kimi Knight walks across the stage at Camas High School's commencement ceremonies, she'll be continuing a proud family tradition.Not only did her two older sisters, Hillary and Allie, graduate as Papermakers, but they had perfect attendance during all their years of school. Come Friday, so will Kimi. "I've just never gotten sick, and when I have, it is always on weekends or over break," Kimi said. "When I have a doctor's or orthodontist appointment, I schedule it after school."

June 11, 2013

School notes for June 11, 2013

Bloodworth graduates from Concordia Shelby Bloodworth of Camas graduated cum lade from Concordia University in Portland.

June 11, 2013

Letters to the Editor for June 11, 2013

Commemorate Flag Day June 14 is National Flag Day. The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Schick-Ogle Post 4278 asks that local residents commemorate this day by flying our national flag.

June 4, 2013

School notes for June 4, 2013

Four-year-old raising money for Oklahoma The granddaughter of Camas School District transportation department manager Laura Nowland is accepting money and donations for those impacted by the deadly tornado in Oklahoma.

June 4, 2013

Letters to the Editor for June 4, 2013

Coal trains will benefit jobs, economy I've spent 13 years at BNSF Railway, working on trains as conductor and engineer. I’ve dealt with a lot of manufactured products traveling on our trains. However, I've never had to deal with a manufactured issue until the recent conversation about coal dust.