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July 20, 2011
Vancouver boy drowns in “Pot Holes” area of Lacamas Creek
The name of the 11-year old boy who drowned in the "Pot Holes" area of Lacamas Creek has been released.
The name of the 11-year old boy who drowned in the "Pot Holes" area of Lacamas Creek has been released.
The disappointment was obvious Tuesday night among area pilots, after they heard the Port of Camas-Washougal Commission vote 3-0 to not apply for $10 million from the Federal Aviation Administration to pay for improvements at Grove Field Airport.
One person is dead and seven others injured following a major traffic accident that has closed both lanes of traffic on a portion of state Route 14 in Camas since late this afternoon.
Several local residents are already planning to participate in a Flag Day ceremony next year.
As many of you have read in the newspaper recently, your Camas Fire Department has begun what we hope is a long standing relationship with the dedicated staff of the Washougal Fire Department.
The community room at the Camas-Washougal Municipal Court building will no longer be available to the public.
One person is dead and seven others injured following a major traffic accident that closed both lanes of traffic on a portion of state Route 14 in Camas for five hours Monday. According to a Washington State Department of Transportation bulletin, the multi-vehicle collision occurred at approximately 4:38 p.m. at Mile Post 13 on the Camas Slough Bridge in a construction zone.
Residents of "G" Street in Washougal can dismiss concerns they have had regarding their properties being rezoned to allow particular businesses locating next to their homes.
Katie High's life has gone to the dogs, and she could not be any happier about it. High, of Camas, has been training puppies and adult dogs for three years, but she has been around canines most of her life. High, 34, moved to Camas at the age of 4. Her family lived on the west end of Lacamas lake, and she later attended Mountain View High School. During High's childhood, she grew up with hunting breed dogs -- Labrador retrievers and vizslas. "Ruby," a German shorthaired pointer, was her first personal dog.
The Camas and Washougal City Councils last night approved a six-month moratorium on establishing or operating marijuana collective gardens or dispensaries within city limits. The move was made in reaction to an Act passed by the Legislature two months ago that allows certain qualifying medical marijuana patients to have the ability to come together to collectively cultivate medical marijuana. The Act is scheduled to go into effect Friday. Collective gardens permit qualifying patients to produce, grow and deliver up to 45 cannabis plants to serve no more than 10 qualifying patients for medical use.