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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Week Without Driving challenges residents to change perspective (opens the original)
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Jeananne Edwards encourages people to think about their typical morning routine. “We wake up. We grab our coffee. We get ready, and then we head out the door,” Edwards said. “And for most of us, that means getting in our car and driving to work. … We don’t even think about it anymore. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 weeks to get unlimited access.
Vancouver officials, students discuss young people’s future (opens the original)
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A Monday afternoon youth forum helped Vancouver officials gauge how young people feel about the city’s past, present and future. “One of the things that’s often been a focus for us as a city is trying to bring in younger voices, to hear from young people who are going to be affected by policies the city’s putting in place,” said William Cooley, the city’s community engagement manager. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4
Clark County Historical Society shines light on Covington House (opens the original)
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Clark County Historical Museum Executive Director Brad Richardson stood inside the 178-year-old Covington House, one of Vancouver’s most historic landmarks, on a chilly, overcast Friday morning in late September. He turned on the home’s now-electric fireplace and ticked off “the three most important pieces” of Covington House lore. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 weeks to get unlimited access.
Vancouver city manager previews 2027-28 budget, proposes new sales tax (opens the original)
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There is good news on the short-term horizon, but Vancouver leaders said Monday that the city’s budget is still in a deficit, with future expenses expected to outpace its revenue options. “We do have an ongoing structural deficit, although it has closed a little bit,” Vancouver Deputy City Manager Lisa Brandl told city councilors. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 weeks to get unlimited access.
Vancouver weighs how best to pay for growth (opens the original)
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Vancouver seems to have no problem attracting new residents. The city’s population has grown by about 10,000 since 2020, and estimates predict Vancouver will add another 80,000 residents over the next two decades. The city recently overhauled its land-use and zoning policies to help accommodate the 38,000 new housing units and 43,000 new job sites the growing population will demand. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 we
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