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PeaceHealth wants its HQ here
The Bellevue-based hospital chain in merger negotiations with Southwest Washington Medical Center plans to relocate its corporate headquarters to Vancouver, the nonprofit organization confirmed Wednesday. Including PeaceHealths already-stated plans to relocate some of its back-office operations, the company would bring ...

Local home sales dive, foreclosures soar
Clark Countys housing market experienced a double whammy in October, with a dramatic drop in home sales driving down prices and a backlog of distressed properties that entered the market faster than they could be absorbed. The number of homes ...

Mariners broadcaster Niehaus dies at 75
SEATTLE Dave Niehaus, the Hall of Fame broadcaster who called Seattle Mariners games from their first season through this year, has died of a heart attack. He was 75.

Gunman invades home of Columbia Sportswear chair | Nov. 11, 6:46 a.m. (Updated at 7:36 a.m.) 4 comments
PeaceHealth wanted new City Hall | Nov. 11, 6:02 a.m.
PeaceHealth wants its HQ here | Nov. 11, 6:02 a.m. 2 comments
Local home sales dive, foreclosures soar | Nov. 11, 6:00 a.m. 7 comments
County businesses get bleak preview of 2011 Legislature | Nov. 11, 6:00 a.m. 1 comment
Firefighter resigns, puts end to probe | Nov. 10, 10:54 p.m. 12 comments
State bans alcoholic energy drinks | Nov. 10, 9:43 p.m. 8 comments
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Weather Eye: A winter scenario in the extended outlook? | Nov. 11 2 comments
PeaceHealth wanted new City Hall | Nov. 11
Sex offender update | Nov. 11
Veterans Day holiday closures | Nov. 11 (Updated at 11:31 a.m.)

Gunman invades home of Columbia Sportswear chair | Nov. 11 (Updated at 7:36 a.m.) 4 comments
Bail set at $2 million in Morton homicide | Nov. 11
Walla Walla students make new friends at lunch | Nov. 11 1 comment
Lacey American Legion officer accused of theft | Nov. 11 1 comment

Skyview gets first win at state soccer playoffs | Nov. 11
Prairie advances to 3A soccer quarterfinals | Nov. 11
Fast start sparks Camas soccer to victory | Nov. 11

PeaceHealth wants its HQ here | Nov. 11 2 comments
Northwest Pipe to be late with financial filing | Nov. 11
Local home sales dive, foreclosures soar | Nov. 11 7 comments

Energy Adviser: Maintain heating system, or be left in cold | Nov. 11
The Garden Life: Falls when many plants show true colors | Nov. 11
Ask the gardening expert | Nov. 11

Our readers' views | Nov. 11 7 comments
In our view: Many Faces of Valor | Nov. 11

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Is holding local governmental budgets flat good enough during these economic times?

Yes, we need to still keep essential services in place and pay governmental employees a decent wage.
No, we need to increase governmental budgets because we are beginning to see painful results to our citizens.
No, we need to decrease governmental budgets because taxpayers are the ones really hurting.

Blackout in a can prompts alarm in Clark County | Nov. 6 59 comments
Patty Murray wins close Senate race over Dino Rossi | Nov. 4 (Updated at 9:06 p.m.) 39 comments
I-1098 defeat a boon to business | Nov. 4 44 comments
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