Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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Lower Columbia College (LCC) and Three Rivers Christian School (TRCS) have entered into a partnership to support each other’s programs for recruiting international students. Recently, Three Rivers Christian School applied to expand its ability to take longer-term students at the school, according to school superintendent, Erin Hart. The purpose of the collaboration is to provide additional diversity and worldview to TRCS students, as well as to provide additional revenue for TRCS operations. In their memorandum of understanding, TRCS and LCC a...
Phil Pedersen and Mida (Dodge) Pedersen were married June 13, 1958 and celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on June 13, 2018. They have five children, 24 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. The Dodge brothers worked at Crown. Mida is a Wahkiakum High School graduate alumni, Class of 58. They lived in Elochoman Valley for several years. They retired to Rainier, OR and have recently moved to Longview. A private party to honor the couple will be held on June 23 in Lon...
To The Eagle: A top-two primary election is on August 7, 2018. Three Democrats are candidates in the primary for the 3rd Congressional District, David McDevitt, Caroline Long and Dorothy Gasgue. While Gasgue, Long and McDevitt are all Democrats there are differences. David McDevitt is the Progressive candidate. Long self-identifies as a moderate. Gasgue has said she is a “Libertarian Progressive.” McDevitt will work for fair progressive tax policies, a single-payer universal health care plan, a living wage, affordable housing, safe sch...
To The Eagle: Last night at the town council meeting, they had an executive session to discuss the purchase of the small parking lot between Butler Street and the Bank of the Pacific. When they came out of session, a motion was made to purchase the lot for $68,000. After a second another council member raised discussion regarding the assessed value being $34,000 and the appraised value being $38,000 when she was interrupted by Council Member Sue Cameron claiming a point of order. She claimed that because these numbers were discussed in...
The Cathlamet Town Council adopted an update of the town park and recreation plan and addressed other business at the monthly meeting on Monday. Town Attorney Heidi Heywood suggested a clarification on a page with a map showing the proposed waterfront park on the old sewage lagoon site. Land at the edge of the site is owned by Port District 1, but the town has an easement there for the outfall pipe for the town sewer system. Bob Kizziar, a member of the Port 1 board of commissioners, pointed out that the map shows vendor kiosks on the easement....
