Man killed in truck accident in northern Clark County

Clark County sheriff's deputies are looking into what caused an accident that killed a 50-year old man last night in the northern part of the county.

Deputies were called out on Friday night to the 43900 block of Columbia Tie Road, near Camper's Hideaway. They believe the man was driving his truck up a steep hill when it stopped moving. He then got out of the truck, possibly thinking that the parking brake was on or it was in a gear where it wouldn't move. Investigators say the truck started rolling back toward a guard rail and pinned the driver there.

Another person in the truck got out and rushed to call for help, but the driver died before help could arrive. The Clark County Sheriff's Office hasn't released his name yet.

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Grandmother, grandchild found safe in Vancouver

Officials from the Vancouver Police Department have called off the search for Lisa Annis and her 3-year-old grandchild.

At 3:45 p.m., Annis and her grandchild were located walking down Andresen Road, going towards their home. Both appeared fine, officials said.

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Police searching for missing grandmother and 3-year-old grandchild

We just received a press release from the Vancouver Police Department regarding its search for a missing grandmother and her 3-year-old grandchild.

Vancouver Police is seeking the assistance of the public in locating a missing 45 year old grandmother and her 3 year old grandchild. They were reported missing today, last seen at approximately 11:30 a.m. in the area of Sheridan Drive and E Fourth Plain Blvd.

Lisa G. Annis, 45, had been caring for her 3-year-old granddaughter Liberty Raze.

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A bunch of mailboxes vandalized in Battle Ground

In a story by Laura McVicker of The Columbian, it appears that nearly 50 mailboxes in Battle Ground were vandalized Nov. 14.

The vandals struck at homes on NE 270th Circle and NE 147th Ave.

Were any of your mailboxes vandalized?

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DJ’s band together-the Bumsquad spins for food

“No one should go hungry”

The  Bumsquad DJ’z THANKSforGIVING is holding a food drive on November 19, 2009 at Club 915 SW 2nd Ave, Portland, from 8pm to 2 am. The entrance fee is food or cash donations. The goal this years is to bring in at least 500 pounds of food and five hundred dollars to be donated to the local foodbank.

Bumsquad is an international group of DJ’s and music artists that have joined together to make positive contributions to their local communities.

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Honoring Pat Jollotta

Members of the Arthur D. Curtis Children’s Justice Center (CJC) and the Vancouver Police Department  will honor Pat Jollota, for her work in her support of the criminal justice community and on behalf of public safety and children at risk. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to noon, Wednesday, Dec. 2, at West Precinct, in the newly dedicated Pat Jollota Community Room, 2800 Stapleton Road.

Adopt a family for the holidays

The Holiday Season has arrived at North County Community Food Bank. Food is needed for seasonal holidays.

North County clients are beginning asked to place applications for the Christmas Holiday Program, Adopt a Family with the NCCFB. Clients sign & date the agreement that they will not apply for any other Christmas program in the County. Contact Pat LaCroix at patnccfb@nccfoodbank.org

Those who would like to adopt a family are also asked to fill out a form indicating the type and size of the family that they would like to adopt. Forms for participation in the Christmas Holiday Program and to adopt a family must be submitted by December 24th.

The North County Food Bank  Food Bank (NCCFB), located in Battle Ground, is in need of food  and money donations at all times.

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Check out the Rusty Grape on Dec. 5 for some shopping

On Dec. 5, you can stroll through Rusty Grape's Tasting room looking and shopping at local artist to find that hard-to-get gift.

Enjoy something unique and original.

The event will run from noon-6 p.m. and you can come back for the cellar series later that night at 7 p.m.

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Bizarre story of a shooting, kidnapping, an escape and an arrest

She did what she had to do to stay alive. Now deputies have her ex-boyfriend in custody charged with attempted murder and first-degree kidnapping.

Deputies said he took her to a remote area of Clark County, near Battle Ground. But it wasn't until after several scary hours, where the woman got shot at and ended up in gravel pit with her estranged boyfriend.

Deputies said the woman got off work from a Milwaukie sports bar early-Saturday morning when her ex-boyfriend showed up. The woman said he was trying to get them back together.

She said she wasn't having it, so she left. However, he wasn't taking "no" for an answer.

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Have an organic 'cold one'

Laurelwood Brewing Company
1401 SE Rasmussen Blvd.
Battle Ground, WA 98604

tel 360-723-0937
Monday – Thursday 11:00AM – 10:00PM
Friday 11:00AM – Midnight
Saturday 10:00AM – Midnight
Sunday 10:00AM – 10:00P
Breakfast served 10:00AM – 3:00PM on weekends

Well worth the trip!

What a treat to eat at this kid friendly, brew club and restaurant.  Laurelwood,   located in Battle Ground Village, is a destination restaurant that is easily accessed from most of Clark County.

For those of us who try to be careful about what we eat and drink, it is assuring to know that all beers at Laurelwood

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