Heard a huge electrical / plasma zap type sound and power went out, anyone have details?
On hold with Clark PUD who seems quite busy....
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Its a antique record player and its been broken for quite some time we will pay for it to be repaired and would greatly appreciate it. I can send more pictures if need be
Join us in Downtown Camas on Friday, July 3, from 5 to 8 p.m. for "One Community, Many Hands: Celebrating America's 250th!"
We're celebrating with carnival games, a DJ, after hours shopping and dining, apple pie, ice cream, history trivia, music, art, and plenty of family fun.
At 5 p.m., we'll unveil new student artwork in the Camas Culture Art Block featuring the theme "What's YOUR American Story?"
Pick up a free passport inside Fuel Medical (314 NE Birch Street) and explore downtown while participating in community service projects, including making seed bombs and kindness cards with the Girl Scouts, stocking the LiveWell Camas free pantry, learning sewing skills at the Mending Circle, donating children's books to Little Wings Library, supporting a Celebration Kit drive for local families, and visiting a Youth Wellness & Safety Fair.
It's a fun evening celebrating America's 250th birthday and the community spirit that makes Camas such a special place. We hope to see you there!
Hi r/Camas
I'm a progressive Democrat running for Congress in WA-03, and I'm holding an open Q&A at the Camas Library this Wednesday, July 1, from 5:45–6:45 PM.
No script and no screening, please feel free to show up and ask whatever is on your mind. I'd rather earn your vote across a table than in a mailer, so I'm looking forward to hearing your perspective.
RSVP if you can, so we can plan for turnout: https://www.troyrasband.com/q-a-with-troy
Hope to see you there.
— Troy
P.S. If Wednesday doesn't work, I'll be over in Stevenson the next day (July 2, 6:45-7:30) at the Stevenson Community Library.
What was in the old library’s museum?
Does anyone have more information about it? For example, what type of museum was it, what kind of exhibits did it have, where are those exhibits now, etc.
This Sunday come out for some pickup ball outside. Fisher Basin Park (near East Vancouver Costco), 9AM - 11:30AM.
All skill levels and ages welcome. This is just for some fun and exercise (you don't have to be good or in shape). Ball is life 🏀
June 6 - Columbia Tech Center Amphitheater - Free admission - 5:30
Hello Vancouver!
I'm author Ken Bebelle, and I'm going to be at the NW Book Fair and Media Fest this Saturday. I write Asian-inspired fantasy, including the Phoenix Hoard trilogy and the Seattle Slayers series.
The NW Book Fair will be held at Clark College, in Gaiser Hall, from 10am to 3pm. Admission is free! Over 100 authors and creators will be in attendance, and there are free panels and workshops as well.
This will be a great event to meet and talk with local authors and buy signed books. I'll be at table 16, hope to see you there!
Check out the event here: https://northwestbookfair.com/
Not brave enough to just order for family dinner without any ideas what I’ll get and yelp, grubhub, Reddit, anything - nothing. The other franchises around have either 5 or 1 star reviews.
But I definitely want good fried chicken, if it’s good fried chicken. So has anyone tried it?
