Last summer, our state’s wildfire season was below normal — a welcome relief for firefighters and smoke-choked Washingtonians, especially city dwellers. However, that all changed this …
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By Don Brunell
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11/28/22
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Clark County, so often overshadowed by that big city to the south, has much to be proud of. One of these is the annual Interservice Walk & Knock food drive. Now in its 38th year, Walk & …
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By Tom Knappenberger
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11/28/22
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Playing a game with my granddaughter was not fun. When she lost, she would scream and holler, claim she won, the rules were not followed, and other players cheated. She is 11 now and has matured. She …
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For many Americans, politics has become a quasi-religion — especially as participation in actual, organized religion has plummeted.
The U.S. has long been known for our “civil …
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11/21/22
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My hat is off to anyone brave enough to be a policeman. It’s a job few people can do. They save lives. They keep people safe. It’s an honorable and much needed profession. That said, and …
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11/21/22
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Some of the most amazing companies in the world are hiding in plain sight, right here in Washington.
They’re located inside industrial buildings and office parks that we drive by every …
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By Kris Johnson
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11/21/22
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When U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler narrowly lost to Joe Kent in the top-two primary election, I was disappointed but not surprised.
A lot of former president Donald Trump’s fans in the …
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By Julie McDonald
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11/14/22
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I would like to help solve the “gender education crisis” in our schools. Our youngest school children are being taught nonsense about sex and gender by well-meaning but confused …
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11/7/22
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The rights of the child Article 3.1 states, “In all actions concerning children, whether undertaken by public or private social welfare institutions, courts of law, administrative authorities …
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11/7/22
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I was recently looking at political issues plaguing our country today and learned about a group of racist high schoolers at Washougal High School. During a volleyball match, there was a clothing …
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11/7/22
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There has been a lot written and said about democracy.
The United States of America was founded on the Constitution as a Republic. A Republic is governed by a set of principles and then …
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11/7/22
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Gov Co is operating two airlines in competition with each other. Pilots are tasked with getting passengers aboard their flights. Despite a pretend interest in passenger welfare, the primary …
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11/7/22
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Long-term efforts to remove non-tribal commercial gillnets from the mainstem Columbia River have taken a big step forward with a multi-million-dollar commercial license-buyout program that was …
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By Sen. Lynda Wilson
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11/7/22
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Police accountability has been a topic of much discussion across the nation in the last few years. Here in Clark County, our own local law enforcement has been bashed by groups such as the NAACP, …
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10/31/22
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I have known Don Benton for over 40 years, both as a good friend and as a boss. Does he have warts just like everyone else? Yes, and his wart is, he’s a real fighter that calls out government …
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10/31/22
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Joe Kent hasn’t been straightforward with the people of WA-03 and doesn’t deserve anyone’s vote. It’s been apparent that he seems oblivious to the right wing terrorism of the …
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Duncan Camacho has dedicated his life to helping people. He has served the public in many capacities and is currently a local ICU nurse. I have gotten to know Duncan, and he has a genuine heart for …
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10/31/22
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Steve Bannon, on his Jan. 5 podcast, said, “All hell is going to break loose tomorrow” after speaking with President Donald Trump that morning.
Joe Kent said, “The Jan. 6 …
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As a single mother and a small business owner, I know how hard it is to be a working parent in 2022. Thanks to an overwhelming lack of affordable child care options, far too many of us have struggled …
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10/31/22
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Dear centrists and traditional Republicans,
This United States of America, in order to preserve its democracy, well-being, and normalcy, is giving you permission to vote for the candidates who …
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