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A proposed law to require school districts to implement a comprehensive sexual education curriculum emphasizing healthy relationships and consent was passed after a 28-21 vote by the state Senate yesterday.
Dozens of residents at Lewis River RV Park East of Woodland are in danger of losing electricity this week as a dispute with the property and business owners has led to no one agreeing to pay the bills.
Clark College officially started its winter 2020 quarter last week, though it was a few days late — not because of snow, but due to a three-day teacher strike that was resolved following the approval of a faculty contract that was ratified Jan. 15.
On Jan. 17, 1920, Clark County, along with the rest of the United States, went “dry” as prohibition began in America. Exactly 100 years later, the Clark County Historical Museum (CCHM) has opened its newest exhibit, “History A Brewin.”
Battle Ground City Councilor Adrian Cortes will have a new title in city government this year after being appointed as mayor by fellow councilors Jan. 6.
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- State lawmakers hear pitch to replace gas tax with a fee per mile driven
- State lawmakers move to ban high-capacity magazines
- State lawmakers aim to put sweeping regulations on the vaping industry
- State senate passes bill requiring comprehensive sex-ed in public schools
- Lewis River RV threatened with electricity shutoff
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