Grateful for current waterfront development plans Heather Acheson’s recent editorial about the current waterfront development on the former Hambleton Brothers Lumber Mill site was well stated.
Seven local citizens got first-hand looks at the operations at East County Fire and Rescue during its Citizen's Basic Fire Academy in March at the Fern Prairie fire station in Camas. During the eight-hour session, the citizen group learned about how fire districts serve the unincorporated areas in Clark County, performed emergency medical care, extinguished vehicle fires, and used extrication tools to tear a car apart. Participants included Scott Abels, Jim and Diane Case, Martha Martin, Mike Milani, Sheila Plato and Faren Ramos. ECFR firefighters who took part in the exercise included Arthur Bonenfant, Reece Bonenfant, Nathan Brimlow, Mike Carnes, Brad Delano, Alex Gray, Matt Hazlett, Paula Knapp and Zach Vetter. Camas firefighters included Dale McKenzie and Greg Weisser.
Clark College is now accepting clothing donations for the 2012 Career Clothing Closet.
Wells Fargo appoints Camas resident as district manager
Fireworks Photography and Moxie will present their fifth "Girls Night Out," to raise money for the Camas-Washougal Business Alliance Stuff the Scholarship fund.
CHS students do well at science fair Several Camas students recently participated in the Southwest Washington Science and Engineering Fair. Eight projects were shown at the fair and many received awards. Here is how the students placed: Meghal Sheth, first in category: "Design and analysis of synthetic peptide based protein inhibitors"; Jon Bartlett, second in category: "Designing binding Interfaces for protein-protein interactions"; Noah Encke, first in category: "Using a cross-platform engine to develop an application for a client company"; Kyle Binder and Shicon Wen, first in category: "Effects of Motor oil on Pisum Sativum"; Sophie Shoemaker, first in category: "A recycled aguaponic system: The agriculture of the future."
Alan Bosse's work will be on exhibit at the Second Story Gallery. It will be unveiled at a reception during First Friday on April 6 from 5 to 8 p.m. The Second Story Gallery is located at the Camas Public Library, 625 N.E. Fourth Ave.
Meta D. Yoakley Meta Dora Yoakley died peacefully March 24, 2012, at Carolee's Assisted Living in Ridgefield. She was 93.
Coal train dangers are exaggerated It is really disturbing when you have an organization like the Sierra Club go through many of our smaller communities taking advantage of its members spreading such flagrant misinformation only to serve their own purpose. They are a California organization pretending to be from here.
Eikenberry-Huffman Greta Eikenberry and Roy Huffman, both of Tempe, Ariz., have announced their plans to be married.
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