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Scott Hewitt
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Arts and Features Reporter, The Columbian
Vancouver
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Beauty , Lifestyle , Shopping , Fashion , Home Decor
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By Scott Hewitt Verified| Tacoma News Tribune Verified In Japanese culture, cherry blossoms represent fresh starts and new beginnings. But, as they fall, they also represent the fragility and impermanence of life. Clark College's annual springtime Sakura Festival, held Thursday afternoon near rows of flowering cherry trees in the center of campus, was a time for joy and a time for melancholy, too, Clark College President Karin Edwards said.
C-Tran board postpones changes to its role in planning and paying for light rail on a new I-5 Bridge
By Scott Hewitt Verified| The Columbian Verified Today's Paper Donate Newsletters Login/Register Subscribe Thursday, April 17 , 2025 News / Politics / Clark County Politics Officials will take up issue of negotiating with TriMet in July By Scott Hewitt, Columbian staff reporter Published: April 17, 2025, 1:36pm The C-Tran board of directors decided this week to postpone any change in bylaws governing the transit agency’s involvement in planning, cost analysis and negotiations for light rail on the planned Interstate 5 Bridge replacement. On...
By Scott Hewitt Verified| Tacoma News Tribune Verified In Japanese culture, cherry blossoms represent fresh starts and new beginnings. But, as they fall, they also represent the fragility and impermanence of life. Clark College's annual springtime Sakura Festival, held Thursday afternoon near rows of flowering cherry trees in the center of campus, was a time for joy and a time for melancholy, too, Clark College President Karin Edwards said.
Company Info
The Columbian
The Columbian is a daily newspaper based in Vancouver, Washington, serving as the primary news source for Vancouver and Washougal. Founded on October 10, 1890, it began as a weekly publication and transitioned to a daily format in 1908. The Campbell family has owned the newspaper since 1921, maintaining a commitment to editorial neutrality. The Columbian publishes daily local news, investigative journalism, and community-focused content in both print and digital formats. It also offers historical archives, including significant editions that document regional history. To enhance digital readership, The Columbian launched dedicated mobile apps for iOS, Android, and Blackberry in 2011. The newspaper primarily serves residents, businesses, and policymakers in Clark County, focusing on local governance, education, and community events.
Vancouver, Washington, United States
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Founded: 1890