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Public meetings for week of Feb. 28 Public Meeting notices Share: Monday • 4 p.m. workshop: CDBG, HOME, and Affordable Housing Fund application prioritization. • 5 p.m. workshop: Vancouver Police Department drug enforcement activities. • 6:30 p.m. regular meeting: proclamations for Red Cross Month and COVID-19 Memorial Day, bid awards for Broadway corridor improvements and Marshall Pool resurfacing. Public hearings on the Multifamily Tax Exemption Program application from the Bennett Apartments, the Kitterman annexation and an extension of the development moratorium in the Tower Mall ar...

I think it is a shame for the Vancouver City Council to wreck a nice neighborhood like the Heights with the gargantuan and ugly Tower Mall project. If anything is built there it should reflect the existing neighborhood with owner-occupied homes instead of 1,800 squeezed-in rental apartments.

Public meetings for week of Feb. 21 The Columbian Share: Clark County Breastfeeding Coalition, meeting remotely. • Noon, regular meeting: Speakers: Ana Sifuentes, YWCA bilingual outreach specialist and legal coordinator; Austin Lea, Planned Parenthood community education and outreach coordinator. Battle Ground Public Schools Board of Directors, meeting remotely. Access meeting via Zoom ID: 840 5728 2792; passcode: 013704. • 4 p.m., special meeting. • 6 p.m., regular meeting. • 4:15 p.m., workshop: Phase I of revisions to the Multifamily Tax Exemption Program. • 5 p.m....

In Our View: Heights District project will advance thriving city The Columbian Share: Development of Vancouver’s Heights District promises to be transformational, creating a dynamic residential-retail- recreation hub in a long-overlooked section of the city. In forming a proposal that could take 20 years to be fully realized, city officials have embraced a long-term approach. They have envisioned a project that will prepare the city for a future that is attractive to both residents and employers, with planning manager Rebecca Kennedy saying it is “an opportunity for world-c...

Clark County's free COVID-19 testing site administered 4,648 tests in its first month of operation, according to a media release from Clark County Public Health.