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ESD 112 public information staff
to get Golden Medallion Award
The Educational Service
District 112 communications staff has won the prestigious Golden
Medallion Award for a collaborative public outreach campaign to
communicate the local impact of No Child Left Behind.
Accepting the award on
behalf of ESD 112 and southwest Washington school public
relations professionals will be
Lori Simpson, Gail Spolar
and Carol Fenstermacher.
Local school
communications professions involved in the project were
Tiffany Meyer,
Jodi Thomas,
Heidi Barnes,
Robyn Chastain,
Rose Yandell,
Doug Goodlett, Tom Hagley,
Chris Sork, Jon Nelson,
Barbara Thomas and Rita Hale.
WSU Vancouver “Bookie”
to be
managed by Barnes & Noble
The student bookstore at
the Washington State University Vancouver Salmon Creek campus
will be managed by Barnes & Noble College Booksellers under a
contract agreed to in Pullman for all WSU student bookstores.
Barnes & Noble, the
nation’s largest and oldest retail bookseller, currently
operates more than 500 college campus bookstores nationwide.
The WSU bookstores are
owned by the students under the direction of a five-member
corporate board of directors. Board chair
Ashley Lund says the
contract should result in higher retained earnings and lower
textbook prices for students.
All-Star high school
football players for Shriner’s Freedom Bowl classic named
Sixty-eight high school
football players from the St. Helens and the Trico Football
Leagues have been selected for the 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 10
Gateway Shrine Club Freedom Bow classic in Kiggins Bowl.
West team players are as
follows: Brad Ames,
Bryan Anderson and
Faifai Lago, all of
Hudson’s Bay High School; Tom
Anders, Trevor Cromwell,
Mitch Dehnert,
Brandon Higgins,
James Olcott,
Scott Carlyle,
Cody Wetherill and
Kurt Wetherill,
all of Battle Ground High School;
Bryan Baird, Chris
Hammond, .Jordy Jackson,
Eddy Vickers and
Tyler Stanley, all of
Columbia River High School;
Derek Baker, Todd McCarty,
Jeremy Teel and
Tom Scanlan, all of La
Center High School, Andrew
Gosney, Emanuel Dickerson,
David Lester and
Ryan Perry, all of Fort
Vancouver High School; Kiel
Greenleaf, Zach Murray
and Sam Ritter, all of
Woodland High School; Steve
Hefflin, Corey Kuhlmann,
Pat O’Connell-Bryne and
Jonny Peru, all of
Ridgefield High School; and Jon
Brown, Adam Norman and
Caleb Olson, all of Skyview High School
The East team players are
as follows: Kevin
Coad,
Kyle Miller,
Jarvis Thomas,
Zach Kolakowski,
Jake Riley,
Corey Fredericks,
Ryan Kesler,
Chris Jones and
Dale Moore, all of
Evergreen High School; Jace
Perry, Mark Proulx,
Kevine Proulx, Brian Lamb,
and Ross Wood, all of
Camas High School; Marcus
Giovannoni, Dane Ludwig,
and James Cowan, all of
Columbia High School; Adam
Hergert and Ronnie
Francis, both of Heritage High School;
Nick Eckman and
Cory Kratovil, both of
Washougal High School; Caleb
Jenks, Brian DeGaw,
Luke McHugh and
Casey Bradstreet, all of
Prairie High School; Matt Hoss,
Glen Hobbs,
Travis Voss,
Jason Crepeau, and
Dimitri Beauliere, all of
Mountain View High School; and
Nolan Meyer, Joss Cayson
Justin Strode and
Aaron Manutai, all of
Mountain View High School.
Adult admission is $8.
For further information, call
693-2255.
Archaeological Field
School at Fort Vancouver renewed for fourth year
Washington State
University Vancouver, Portland State University and the National
Park Service will conduct their fourth annual archaeology field
school June 15 through July 31.
This year, excavation
will be near the Fort Vancouver powder magazine, within the
former Hudson’s Bay fort.
News briefs
A meeting of state
legislative candidates from the 17th Legislative District is at
6 p.m. this evening in Billygan’s Restaurant, 14387 Mill Plain
Boulevard. Candidates appearing are
Ilene Ferrell,
Pat Campbell,
Paul Waadevig,
John Davis and
Deb Wallace.
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The Clark County Solid Waste Advisory Commission meets at 6 p.m.
this evening in the first floor conference room of the Public
Service Center, 1300 Franklin Street.
Denisse Haney parlays running start program into graduation from
Skyview High School and an associates degree from Clark College
this spring--Oregonian, Jason Begay
Kokusai moves U.S. operations to Vancouver's Columbia Tech
Center--Columbian, Julie Anderson
Putin won't stop in Vancouver--Oregonian, Alan Brettman
County OKs most home businesses--Columbian, Erin Middlewood
Rural business law moves closer to approval--Oregonian, Bill
Stewart
Lewis and Clark water trail officially opens--Columbian, Erik
Robinson
Storedahl biologist sees benefits for the Lewis River from
gravel mining operations--Columbian, Kathie Durbin
Pridemore launches state senate bid with rally in the
park--Columbian, Don Jenkins
Portland
Rose Festival begins tonight--KATU
Meteor lights up ski over western Washington, Seattle Times, AP
OPEC to boost oil output--USA TODAY, AP
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