Posted by CW Moderator on Tuesday, May 11, 2010,
In :
Camas Issues
 On 05/07/2010 Camas Police arrested Bradley C.
Allen, sixty years of age and a resident of Camas, Washington, and charged him
with two violations connected to misappropriation of controlled substances from
the Camas Fire Department. Allen was
booked into the Clark
County jail on one count
of procuring a legend drug without a prescription and one count of delivery of
a substance in lieu of a controlled substance.
Allen holds the position of Paramedic Captain at
Camas Fire Department, wher... Continue reading ...
Posted by CW Moderator on Sunday, May 9, 2010,
In :
Camas Issues
By Laura McVicker
Columbian staff writer
Friday, May 7, 2010
A Skamania County judge Thursday dismissed a first-degree manslaughter charge against a Shahala Middle School teacher accused of accidentally shooting and killing a bear-grass picker in 2008.
Superior Court Judge E. Thompson Reynolds said there wasn’t sufficient evidence that Craig A. Sjoberg, 57, of Camas fired his rifle in a reckless manner and ca... Continue reading ...
Posted by CW Moderator on Thursday, April 15, 2010,
In :
Camas Issues
Ken Fisher of Fisher
Investments confirmed today that they are moving forward on
construction of their 115,000 square
foot 4-story building - Camas campus for several hundred investment
advisors. The average salary of the advisors is well over the statewide
average (more like double the state average).
In this tough economic environment, Camas and east Clark County
is very lucky to have this California
based company moving their operations and key employees to our area.
There will be ... Continue reading ...
Posted by CW Moderator on Monday, January 25, 2010,
In :
Camas Issues
Signs appeared Monday throughout Camas echoing the sentiment of
over-taxed property owners dissatisfied with the Camas School Districts’ Levy
increase under the ruse of a “replacement” levy.
Levy
proponents have done a good job of encouraging voters to “Vote for Scho... Continue reading ...
Posted by CW Moderator on Thursday, January 14, 2010,
In :
Camas Issues
 Since the
first weekend in January, yard signs have appeared all over Camas, encouraging
motorist to "vote Yes Camas Schools".
Yet, with only three weeks to go before we are asked to vote on a levy
to increase our taxes, voters still do not have the details of what is in this
Levy. This week, parents found an oversized postcard in their mailboxes -
encouraging parents again to vote...
Continue reading ...
Posted by CW Moderator on Tuesday, December 1, 2009,
In :
Camas Issues
 Camas Increases Utility Rate 40.8% in 9 months.
January 1st is your next hit.
Public Meeting December 7th
When I received my last utility bill from the
city of camas, my rates had increase so much; I crawled under the house to see
if I had water gushing from my pipes.
No such luck. That, I could have fixed. But the
continued plundering of my wallet by the City of Camas is ... Continue reading ...
Posted by CW Moderator on Friday, October 23, 2009,
In :
Camas Issues
If you
didn't feel the sting of increased water rates and garbage rates this past
spring....just wait
The camas
city council is considering sticking it to you some more.
The
increases will hit Camas residents and additional 25% in water and storm water
rates and a slight increase in sanitation rates.
Using the
same reasons the city used this spring to increase our utility rate... Continue reading ...
Posted by CW Moderator on Saturday, September 26, 2009,
In :
Camas Issues
 In the spring of this year, we came out opposed to a nearly 20% utility rate increase proposed by and eventually approved by the City of Camas Council. Mr. Brachmann discussed proposed water, sewer, stormwater and sanitary rate increases for 2010-2013 at the Camas Council meeting in September. The City only approved the rates for 2009 and will be reviewing the addiional rate increases at the October 5th Council meeting. There are some suggested discounts to be considered for seniors and low i... Continue reading ...
Posted by CW Moderator on Saturday, September 12, 2009,
In :
Camas Issues
The historic Liberty Theater in Camas is closed, according to operator Greg Wood, a Portland businessman. Wood ran the two-screen movie theater, which daily featured first run movies, for the past 13 years. The theater first opened in 1927 as the Grenada and is owned by the Farrell family of Camas The Granada Theatre in Camas opens its doors on June 14, 1927 On June 14, 1927, the Granada Theatre in Camas debuts, showing the silent feature Lost at the Front, a war comedy starring Charlie Murra... Continue reading ...
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