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Cirith Sebree joins
Cirith Sebree has joined the Bank of Clark County as a project analyst in the finance department. In this newly created position, Sebree will provide project research and analysis for the bank’s executive team. Sebree formerly was vice president of operations for Affinity Card Systems, where she researched and analyzed data on demographics, needs and habits of customers to identify market factors affecting product demand. Sebree is a graduate of Willamette University. Sebree is director of communications and a member of the executive board of Minds Matter, Portland. She is also a member of Evergreen Habitat for Humanity, Friends of the Arts, and the Uptown Village Association, Vancouver. Clark County in hiring mode Clark County is accepting applications for a number of positions throughout county departments, from deputy sheriffs to highway engineers and road workers, reports Francine Reis, county human resources director. In addition, there are positions open in mid-management, financial management and public health nursing. Job seekers may apply for jobs online. The application website is http://www.clark.wa.gov/hr/employment/job-openings.html. For those without computers, two terminals are available in the county Human Resources Department on the fifth floor in the Public Service Center, 1300 Franklin Street. Further information is available by calling Reis at 397-2456, extension 2460. Free Clinic gets $100,000
boost from Southwest Washington Medical Center has provided the Free Clinic of Southwest Washington with a $100,000 grant to help the clinic provide medical services to underserved people with limited financial resources, Joe Pauletto, chairman of the medical center’s Healthier Communities Committee, says. The Free Clinic, according to its executive director, Dennis Cole, “provides free, compassionate, quality health care to children and adults who otherwise are unable to access such services.” More than 550 medical, dental and lay volunteers provided service to nearly 15,000 people during 2006, according to Cole. The clinic receives no government funding and does not bill insurance or state health care plans. Services include basic urgent health care, dental care, health screenings, immunizations, medications and emergency prescription assistance, vision care, school sports physicals and nutrition classes. The medical center has been a partner with the Free Clinic since it was formed in 1990. Clark College bringing hot
’n’ cool For the 45th year, Clark College will celebrate the best young musical talent in the northwest during its annual three-day jazz festival, Thursday, Jan. 25, through Saturday, Jan. 27, in Gaiser Hall. Competing in this year’s festival are 48 jazz bands and 24 vocal jazz ensembles from Washington and Oregon high schools. Preliminary competition begins in the morning each day and concludes at 5 p.m. Final competition begins at 7 p.m. Performances are all in Gaiser Hall on the college campus on Fort Vancouver Way. Tickets are $5 a day for adults. Children accompanied by an adult are admitted free. For further information, call 992-2188 or 992-2662. Washougal civic campus
endorsed The Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce, on the recommendation of its Economic Development Committee, has unanimously endorsed the proposed $7.5 million civic campus in downtown Washougal. A bond issue to pay for the project will be on the February, 7, special election mail-in ballot. The civic campus would include a new city hall, library, senior center, and outdoor park space. Cost of the project would be $6.04 per month for the owner of a $250,000 home, according to chamber executive director Brent Erickson. Calendar The Forum at the Library presents news columnists Gregg Herrington, Susan Nielsen and Greg Jayne, in a free program during which they will explain where they get their ideas and who influences them at 7 p.m. this evening in Library Hall in the Vancouver Community Library, 1007 E Mill Plain Boulevard. Christina Kopinski, journalism professor at Clark College, moderates. Thursday, Jan. 18, headlines Texan lands job as Vancouver's top cop--Columbian, Jeffrey Mize Columbia River clean up plans being formed--Columbian, Erik Robinson Pulitzer Prize winning columnist Art Buchwald dead at 81--Washington Post, Patricia Sullivan Click here for updated local news and school closures Thursday on the Air
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