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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 4, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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For the love of cheese: Ridgefield’s new Cheeky Noodles offers multiple variations on its founders’ favorite comfort food (opens the original)
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RIDGEFIELD — Comfort food lovers: Make way for a new restaurant guaranteed to bring that big, cheesy energy. Cheeky Noodles is Ridgefield’s newest destination for crave-worthy food with a menu filled with cheese, noodles and more cheese. Macaroni and cheese is a staple of many childhood favorites, and owner Justin Raczak is looking to create that comforting sensation in his homestyle restaurant. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for onl
‘Stick around, play and have fun’: Family-friendly Lotic Beverage Company strives for homey feel (opens the original)
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As customers walk through the doors to order and find seating inside Lotic Beverage Company, Matthew Kiser aims to re-create a college memory at his friend’s house with a fridge full of beer in the garage, grabbing a drink and relaxing on the couch in the house. Christopher Jennings has a similar memory, comparing the experience to kicking back at a buddy’s house, watching him play video games and having some drinks. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and m
Vancouver council OKs development agreement for Heights District senior housing (opens the original)
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A senior housing complex in the Heights District is moving forward after the Vancouver City Council approved a land disposition and development agreement Monday night. The agreement between the city and the Vancouver Heights Senior Housing Partners Limited Partnership establishes the terms and conditions for the development and ground lease. The lease will still need final approval from the city council before construction starts. The project will cost $26.7 million in total, with each unit cost
Vancouver council gives final approval of new public safety sales tax (opens the original)
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The Vancouver City Council voted to approve a 0.1 percent public safety sales and use tax at Monday’s meeting. This officially raises the city’s sales tax to 9 percent. The new tax revenue is strictly reserved for criminal justice and public safety purposes. The money will largely be used to address the Vancouver Police Department’s chronic officer shortages and support police staffing, operational needs and technology upgrades. The tax is expected to generate around $6 million annually. The ord
Student is the picture of persistence (opens the original)
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On an early summer morning in Vancouver with the sun slowly rising, a young artist is hard at work painting a fence with a small, round table full of painting equipment behind him. As Adrian Gonzalez continues detailing the sunflower garden designs on the fence, he pulls out his earbud case from his bag. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 weeks to get unlimited access.
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