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HEADS UP #ClarkWA
Tonight at 8PM to 4AM Wed. 10/15-the right lane on SB I-205 will be CLOSED between Fourth Plain Blvd & Burton Rd (MPs 31-29.8) for traffic sensor replacement work.
Travelers will use the left lanes--slow down, move over & expect delays in the work zone!
The male teen, whose identity has not been released, was booked into the #Clarkwa Juvenile Detention Center facing 8 counts of attempted murder, 2 counts of vehicle prowling, possession of a stolen firearm and felony harassment.
Photo shows the travel lanes along northbound I-5 near Exit 9 for Northeast 179th Street in Vancouver, WA.
Heads up, Clark County travelers!
Tomorrow--Friday, 6/27 | from 7A–2P
The left lane of NB I-5 will close between NE 139th St (MP 8.5) & NE 179th St (MP 10) for light pole work.
Slow down, stay alert, follow signs & expect delays!
#VanWA #ClarkWA
Saturday June 14, 2025 - Video of the No Kings protest at Vancouver Waterfront Park, Vancouver, WA
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#NoKings #IndivisibleGV #Indivisible #50501ClarkCountyWA #DefendFreedom #DefendDemocracy #Resist #VanWA #ClarkWA #VancouverUS
Saturday June 14, 2025 - Video of the No Kings protests at Gretchen Fraser Park, Vancouver, WA
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#NoKings #IndivisibleGV #Indivisible #50501ClarkCountyWA #DefendFreedom #DefendDemocracy #Resist #VanWA #ClarkWA #VancouverUS
Friday June 13, 2025 - Video of the weekly Friday Rush Hour Resistance & protest sign waving on the Evergreen Street bridge overlooking I5 during 4-5 PM rush hour.
#RushHourResistance #50501ClarkCountyWA #IndivisibleGV
#DefendDemocracy #Resist #StopFascism #StopTrump #VanWA #ClarkWA #VancouverUS
Monday June 9, 2025 - Photos & Videos of the rally to support Los Angeles at Esther Short Park, Vancouver, WA.
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#StopICE #ICE #HandsOffDemocracy #HandsOff #IndivisibleGV #Indivisible #50501ClarkCountyWA #DefendFreedom #DefendDemocracy #Resist #StopFascism #StopTrump #VanWA #ClarkWA #VancouverUS
Friday May 30, 2025 - Photos & Videos of the weekly Friday Rush Hour Resistance & protest sign waving on the Evergreen Street bridge overlooking I5 during 4-5 PM rush hour.
#HandsOff #IndivisibleGV #Indivisible #VanWA #ClarkWA #VancouverUS
Construction is almost complete on the residential mental health treatment facility in #Clarkwa. But, the Legislature didn't allocate the $78M needed to operate the facility. So it won't open when when construction is complete.
Photo shows several maintenance crew members who are wearing bright orange safety jackets and hard hats, while working to repair guardrail along the highway.
🚧 Heads up, Clark County travelers!
Today, 5/1, from 8AM to 3PM the left lane of NB I-5 near La Center (MP 16.5) will be closed for guardrail repairs.
Guardrails help keep everyone safe.
Expect delays, slow down in the work zone & stay focused.
#ClarkWA #VanWA
In a bid to enhance neighborhood safety, #Clarkwa is contemplating a traffic management program. The initiative aims to tackle prevalent issues such as speeding, pedestrian safety and traffic cut-throughs in residential areas.
#OTD in Clark County History: Feb. 14, 1917 — The last run of the Vancouver ferry to Oregon was piloted by Captain Frank Stevens, who had been with the service since its inception in 1858. The ferry had operated for 39 years before the bridge opened.
#cchmuseum #history #clarkwa #museum #preservew
#OTD in Clark County History: Feb. 15, 1888 — The Vancouver Independent reported that L. M. Hidden sold 350,000 bricks to Puget Sound parties, loading a scow at Main Street.
#cchmuseum #history #clarkwa #museum #preservewa #archive #digitalpreservation #localhistory #everystorymatters
#OTD in Clark County History: Feb. 16, 1935 — Fire destroyed Dickson & Co.’s seed mill in Brush Prairie, causing an $18,000 loss. A volunteer bucket brigade of 150 men helped save nearby buildings, with flames visible for 10 miles.
#cchmuseum #history #clarkwa #museum #preservewa #archive
#OTD in Clark County History: Feb. 18, 1930 — A contract was awarded to build Vancouver’s Art Deco City Hall at 8th & Washington, designed by Day W. Hilborn. Dedicated in Oct. 1930 and demolished in the 1990s.
#cchmuseum #history #clarkwa #museum #preservewa #archive
#OTD in Clark County History: Feb. 19, 1876 — The Vancouver Independent printed a nine-point resolution from the Women’s Suffrage Convention in Salem, demanding equal rights, pay, and legal protections for women.
#cchmuseum #history #clarkwa #museum #preservewa #archive #digitalpreservation
#OTD in Clark County History: Feb. 20, 1929 — Shumway Junior High held its formal opening, weeks after classes began on Jan. 28 with 415 students.
#cchmuseum #history #clarkwa #museum #preservewa #archive #digitalpreservation #mainstreet
#PicturingThePast: Then & Now—The original redwood sign our museum once stood at 16th & Main. Today, the sign by Helen A. McKeighan is on display in Through The Years: #cchmuseum at 60.
#history #clarkwa #museum #preservewa #pastandpresent #hiddenhistory
#OTD in Clark County History: February 22, 1917 — The Vancouver Historical Society was founded, with Glenn N. Ranck as chairman. Now the Clark County Historical Society, it continues preserving local history at #cchmuseum
#history #clarkwa #museum #preservewa #fromthevault #makinghistorysince1917
#OTD in 1945, Vancouver librarian Eva Santee proposed merging city & county libraries to expand services like the bookmobile! #swwashington #museum #archive #clarkwa #history #bookmobile [Image: Photo of Clark County Bookmobile with Wesley Shattuck, Eva Santee, and Wesley L. Brown. 1943.]
Looks like we might have some snow coming! ❄️
#PicturingThePast: Jan. 12, 1909
Vancouver hit -8.5°F, freezing the Columbia River. 📸 From CCHM collection: Shows locals on the frozen river. Howard Rayburn wrote, “I told you I would send you a card of me on the ice.”
#CCHM #ClarkWA #History #IceIceBaby
#PicturingThePast: #OTD in 1910, Herman C. wrote to a friend on the back of this postcard about spotting a comet and Sunday dinner. ✉️ This postcard shows soldiers’ tents in Vancouver, WA. #swwashington #museum #archive #history #clarkwa #cchmuseum #localhistory
#PicturingThePast: It might be getting cold, snow, and icy here in Clark County soon. In that spirit, here’s a photo of a bundled-up Jean Waggener (1915–2015) peeking out a frosty window in 1916, framed by icicles. Photo from CCHM collection ❄️#swwashington #museum #history #clarkwa #cchmuseum
#PicturingThePast: Two-steppin’ back to 1981 at The Spectrum Nightclub! 💃🕺 This Vancouver hotspot had folks spinning, twirling, and grooving the night away. Who else loves a good dancefloor throwback? ✨🎶 #swwashington #museum #archive #history #clarkwa #cchmuseum #localhistory #StayinAlive
#OTD in Clark County History: Jan. 28, 1930 — After Anna K. Leverich’s passing, her 42-acre tract, now Leverich Park, became city property.
Photo: Undated image of sunlight filtering through the trees at Leverich Park, Vancouver.
#swwashington #localhistory #clarkwa #history #preservewa
#OTD in Clark County History: Jan. 27, 1927 — Sheriff Lester Wood’s team raided a hidden still in Sifton. Wayne Ferguson was fined $1,000 and jailed for six months.
Photos from @thecolumbian.bsky.social (Jan. 29, 1927).
#swwashington #localhistory #museum #clarkwa #history
#OTD in Clark County History: Jan. 26, 1901 — Local fruit growers formed the Clark County Cured Fruit Association.
Photo: A circa 1900 shows the Aker Dryer crew at Mill Plain.
#swwashington #localhistory #museum #clarkwa #history #digitalpreservation #preservewa
#OTD in Clark County History: Jan. 12, 1909 — The thermometer plunged to -8.5°F in Vancouver, freezing the Columbia River. Hundreds of men and women crossed the icy expanse on foot.
#swwashington #museum #archive #digitalpreservation #clarkwa #cchmuseum
#OTD in Clark County History: Jan. 13, 1921 — The Standifer Corporation returned its wooden shipyard to Vancouver, clearing the way for the construction of the municipal dock.
#swwashington #museum #archive #digitalpreservation #clarkwa #cchmuseum #history #story #mainstreet #preservewa
#PicturingThePast: From the museum's collection, this 1914 photo captures a bustling moment at 6th & Main Streets intersection in Vancouver, WA.
#swwashington #museum #archive #digitalpreservation #clarkwa #cchmuseum #history #story #mainstreet #preservewa #everystorymatters #itsquietdowntown
