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January 10, 2012
Chinese Storytime, craft offered
WSU Vancouver offers scholarship workshop Washington State University Vancouver will host Scholarships 101 at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Dengerink Administration building, room 110. The event is free.
"Human trafficking." It's a term many of us associate with things that happen in foreign countries, not in the United States where slavery has long been outlawed. But in-depth reports and investigations have revealed that this form of sex slavery is indeed a serious problem, and in fact the stretch from Seattle to Portland has become a "hub" for this kind of despicable activity.
For years, energy experts warned us that regulations and policies that reduce the supply of affordable conventional energy would result in higher prices for American families.
Ralph L. Johnson Ralph Lynden Johnson died peacefully Dec. 25, 2011, at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver.
Jocelyn Bohnke, of Tillamook, Ore., and William Stauffer, of Washougal, have announced their plans to be married in July 2012 in Washougal.
Skamania County law enforcement announced late last night that a missing 34-year-old Stevenson woman and her 5-week-old infant son had been located and were unharmed.
Kathi Rick likes to push artistic boundaries. Rick, of Camas, has managed the North Bank Artists Gallery, in downtown Vancouver, for six years. "Art is a powerful communication tool," she said. "I use my art as a political tool and an avenue for dialogue." In October 2011, Rick organized a "Weird Sisters" exhibit with two friends. Rick, 52, was part of the exhibit as she displayed "an aging female body" with her eyes closed for more than five hours.
In today's dog-eat-dog world, change is constant and accelerating. Other countries are stealing our factories and jobs and are hungry for more. That is the new reality.
