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School officials warn of stranger-danger incident in Vancouver - Vimarsana News

School officials warn of stranger-danger incident in Vancouver

Fort Vancouver High School alerted students and their families Monday of a stranger-danger incident that occurred last week as a female student walked home from school.

Clark County gets ready for 3 days of triple-digit heat - Vimarsana News

Clark County gets ready for 3 days of triple-digit heat

The county is bracing for record-breaking triple-digit temperatures forecasted to peak at 109 degrees on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.

2 found dead in burned Baldwin County home - Vimarsana News

2 found dead in burned Baldwin County home

2 found dead in burned Baldwin County home; state investigating Updated Apr 06, 2021; The state Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating after two people were found dead Sunday afternoon in a burned home in Baldwin County, police said. Robertsdale police officers responded to the home on Devine Road around 2:46 p.m. Sunday for a welfare check after the victims’ neighbor could not contact them after trying to deliver a package. The neighbor then called police, who noticed that a fire had occurred inside the home. Two people inside were found dead, police said. Robertsdale police turned the...

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Clark County History: Kaiser Shipyards - Vimarsana News

Clark County History: Kaiser Shipyards

Clark County History: Kaiser Shipyards A Tale of Six Cities By Martin Middlewood, for The Columbian Published: December 27, 2020, 6:00am Share: Employment at the Kaiser Shipyards brought 45,000 workers and their families to Vancouver right after World War II started, and they needed housing. Suddenly villages sprung up forming a ring around middle-class Vancouver. This 1942 photo taken on the new communities' opening day shows the areas offering temporary homes for shipyard workers and their families: McLaughlin Heights, Fruit Valley, Ogden Meadows, Bagley Downs, Burton Ho...