Press Talk: Looking for a huge raise? Try mayor
You’re feeling a little underpaid, even though all the comparable studies say you’re already making 60 percent more than others in your same position.
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Press Talk: Looking for a huge raise? Try mayor
You’re feeling a little underpaid, even though all the comparable studies say you’re already making 60 percent more than others in your same position.
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Morning Press: Orchards Safeway, Hazel Dell burglary, Grandparents visitation, Gymnast, Warehouse 1923
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Save the Date: Go for the green with fun activities for Earth Day
Spend time in the outdoors at the free from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at Klineline Pond, Salmon Creek Park, 1482 N.E. 117th St., Vancouver. There will be a live birds of prey exhibit, activities from the Oregon Museum…
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Fiddler comes with strings attached
Playing the fiddle has always come easily to Aarun Carter, and music has always been a part of her life. Her mother, Denise, an accomplished musician herself, competed in a fiddling contest when she was eight months pregnant with her…
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Playoff preview: Depth gives Blazers unexpected edge vs. Clippers
PORTLAND -- Damian Lillard made sure from the jump this season wouldn't be just about him.
Ledger, letters give glimpse into past
PENDLETON, Ore. -- Wes Potter loves to play detective with his own family history.
5 Keys for Blazers when facing the Clippers
1. Can Damian Lillard outplay or at least match Chris Paul?
How to clean up an online reputation
NEW YORK -- Messy party photos, offensive tweets, pepper spraying student protesters ... sometimes, you just want a do-over when it comes to your online…
Handwriting study may alter when biblical texts were written
Israeli mathematicians and archaeologists say they have found evidence to suggest that key biblical texts might have been composed earlier than what some scholars think.
A good cry is a river of mystery
The shedding of emotional tears is unique to humans, but our evolutionary, psychological and biological reasons for "crying it out" remain a mystery.
Going Back to Palmyra
PALMYRA, Syria -- When Islamic State fighters overran the ancient Syrian town of Palmyra almost a year ago, Maha Abderrazak was among tens of thousands…
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Portrait 2016
Every year The Columbian takes the opportunity to share portraits of some of the people who make Clark County such a special place to live, work, learn and play. In this year's edition, we highlight small business owners, a cancer survivor and many volunteers and experts who have left an impact on their chosen field or the community as a whole.
