Hospice hearing draws a crowd

A public hearing Tuesday on granting a certificate of need for what would be Clark County’s second inpatient hospice center drew a crowd of nearly 100, mostly employees of two hospice providers at odds over the need for the proposed facility.
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Cranes on Main a pleasant mystery

Who’s the Main crane brain? And why? Katelyn Carbajal said she and her supervisor at Beigeblond Hair Salon, 909 Main St. in Vancouver, noticed the evening of Feb. 15 a few paper cranes, folded in the Japanese origami style, tucked here and there around the storefront.
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Mayor delivers sweets to Loaves & Fishes auction’s high bidder

Columbia Way -- A sweet delivery from Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt was awarded to the highest bidder during Loaves & Fishes’ annual Valentine-a-Gram auction. The highest local bidder was Bill Byler, sales and marketing manager at Pedigo Products Inc., a health care equipment manufacturer at 4000 S.E. Columbia Way in Vancouver.
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Everybody has a story: Police caper was warm-up for proposal of marriage

My mother, Jean, completed a degree in retailing at New York University, and by the late 1930s was employed as a buyer for Macy’s on 5th Avenue. Tom, whom she’d known in high school in Albany, Ore., where their families still lived, was now writing for the Seattle Times. They had remained friends as each had gone on to college at a different university.
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