Known for her many contributions to the community, including “willing into existence” the Confluence art installations and Vancouver Waterfront Park, Jane Jacobsen died at home on Saturday morning. She was 72.
Mon May 03, 2021 at 1:00pm ET
Zach Roloff surprised Tori for her birthday this year. Pic credit: TLC
Little People Big World star Tori Roloff shared the sweet surprise her husband, Zach Roloff, had in store for her birthday, and what else she’s been up to ahead of the new season.
Tori’s birthday is May 3, but her husband, Zach gave her an early birthday surprise over the weekend that she was happy to share with her followers.
On Sunday, Tori shared a pic on her Instagram stories of herself and Zach at the Vancouver Waterfront Park in Washington state.
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Top 10 stories of 2020: Pandemic, shootings, wildfires hit Clark County by The Columbian
The SARS-COV-2 virus is incredibly small, but the reverberations of its impact on humanity dominated the events of 2020 and will linger for years.
There was never any question that the novel coronavirus pandemic is The Columbian’s and the world’s top story of 2020.
Clark County’s first case of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, was reported on March 7. Since then, it has sickened more than 12,000 people and taken the lives of more than 135 people.
It has shuttered businesses, reinvented learning and upended nearly every aspect of Clark County life.