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June 21, 2011
Mayor charged with impersonating a police officer
Washougal Mayor Sean Guard will be expected to appear in Cowlitz County District Court next month, to enter a plea on a charge of second degree criminal impersonation.
Washougal Mayor Sean Guard will be expected to appear in Cowlitz County District Court next month, to enter a plea on a charge of second degree criminal impersonation.
With votes of approval by the Camas and Washougal City Councils last night, a functional consolidation effort between the two cities' fire departments will begin July 1. Camas unanimously approved the inter-local agreement for the trial effort. Washougal's council support was 5 to 2, with Michael Delavar and Dave Shoemaker voting against.
A man who served on the Washougal Planning Commission for six months has resigned, in order to launch a new business.
Claudia Muri describes the Relay for Life as a family event. Muri, a volunteer with the Camas-Washougal Soccer Club, plans to participate in the annual fund raiser for the American Cancer Society this weekend.
Washougal Mayor Sean Guard will be expected to appear in Cowlitz County District Court, to enter a plea on a charge of second degree criminal impersonation.
Parents formed a line Thursday outside the Camas Church of the Nazarene, where River HomeLink school is housed, to register their children for fall classes.
A trial consolidation involving the Washougal and Camas fire departments could soon become official.
There were a few surprises following the candidate filing week, which ran last Monday through Friday at 5 p.m.
Thanks to two federal staffing grants, East County Fire & Rescue will expand its volunteer and full-time paid fire fighting force. A $799,700 Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency will provide the funding to support five fill-time firefighter/emergency medical technicians.
Filing week for the November General Election began Monday and ran through Friday at 5 p.m.