At St. Helens High School, Rachael Sara not only devotes her attention to high-school-age students nearing the end of their public education journey, but also to toddlers who are just beginning their education. Sara is the Early Childhood Education, Introduction to Education and Human Development teacher at St. Helens High. “I primarily work with […]
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A St. Helens police sergeant found that 21st century safety needs 21st century laws, and he set out to usher in those changes. After investigating a case involving a woman and her stalker, St. Helens Police Sgt. Matt Smith was inspired to go to Salem to change the state stalking law. His aim? To
Editor, Even people who are against Propositions 10 & 11 agree that Ridgefield schools are overcrowded and need repair. What does that mean for the students? At the elementary school, Union Ridge students have leaking roofs and a long walk from portables to the buildings where they have lunch, library, PE, art and music classes.
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Following in his father’s footsteps, Scappoose High’s Kevin Pinkstaff enjoys keeping his students engaged, whether that’s inside or outside the classroom. Pinkstaff teaches chemistry, physical science and physics and has been teaching at the school since fall 2011. Pinkstaff, who currently lives in the St. Johns area of Portland, was inspired to get into teaching
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After five years spent in a preliminary phase, Woodland’s Exit 21 improvement project is currently moving toward its next step to alleviate traffic at the busy interchange. Woodland’s City Council approved hiring the engineering firm, Kittleson and Associates, to design and assist in the construction management for the project in August last year. The city
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The Mossyrock softball team came away with two blowout wins on Monday, as the Vikings topped Toutle Lake 20-4 and 15-0. In Game 1, Toutle Lake took a 3-0 lead in the first, but Mossyrock (4-1) responded immediately with five in the top of the second, and the Vikings added four more in the third.
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Longview police are investigating a stabbing that left a 14-year-old boy and his mother severely injured on Tuesday night. LONGVIEW Wash. (KPTV) – Longview police are investigating a stabbing that left a 14-year-old boy and his mother severely injured on Tuesday night. Witnesses said the suspect entered a family’s home in the Highlands neighborhood and
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For nearly 96 years, the Kiwanis Club has been at the forefront of service endeavors to benefit Clatskanie. Comprised of devoted volunteers, the organization is dedicated to improving the world, one child and one community at a time. The Kiwanis website at www.kiwanis.org states that the goal of the group is to have all
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Lilian Hale of Cathlamet became Washington state’s youngest legislator last week when she was sworn in as a proxy for her stepfather, Republican state Rep. Joel McEntire. Driving the news: McEntire, a U.S. Marine Corps reservist, was called away on military duty and Hale will serve until his return. Washington state allows a temporary successor to
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The W.F. West girls tennis team was victorious in its season opener on Monday, as the Bearcats defeated Castle Rock 5-1. New W.F. West girls tennis coach Megan Wellander was “super impressed” with the Bearcats’ performance up and down the lineup, noting they did a great job of consistently self-correcting and staying focused throughout. Emma
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