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Cellar Dweller: What’s in a label?
This week, I sent my wife out to get something to review for this column and she came back with something she’d picked because she was attracted to the wine’s name. I had given her no particular requests as to what she selected.
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Dreaming big
New York comes to Washougal in the New Blue Parrot production of Thoroughly Modern Millie
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Back to the farm
Arts Equity looks to bring out the kid in Vancouver with an upcoming production of Nisse’s Dream
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Parking woes editorial appreciated
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Parking woes? Suck it up and pay the dues
What is the purpose of parking meters? Who asked for them and why? Perhaps part of the editorial...
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Just what is needed
Articles like “Working the Streets” are exactly why alternative newspapers exist. Columbian...
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' Couv Connections: Assignment number one, back to school supplies
Estimates show that nearly half of all school-aged children start the year off without the supplies they need to succeed
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Voices of the Past: Remembering the road to equality
This year marks the 100th anniversary of Washington woman suffrage
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La aplicación loca
Night club in downtown questions Liquor Control enforcement decision
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Greener resolutions
Simple, easy, better-living things for the new year
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Have a green Christmas
Christmas is coming. The goose is getting fat. But the energy bill doesn’t have to.
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Materials used, not wasted
The Dukart family crafts magazines, chip bags and more in handy goods
CULTURE
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The Smug C
Showtime’s new Laura Linney show The Big C is a big disappointment
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Curve is a small, bright arc
Canadian adventure classic is buried treasure -- he year is 1927. Your husband has vanished while camping on the coast of British Columbia. They found his boat, a 25-foot cedar launch christened the Caprice; he’s presumed drowned. ...
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Film review: Lebanon
Confinement seems to be a theme rearing its head from its longterm hiding place
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Wine worthy for words
Hinman Vineyards • Riesling 2008, Willamette Valley • Where, I have been asked, do I get the wines selected for these columns? How are they picked?
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For the greater good: review of The Switch
Bateman pulls a fast one.
OTHER FEATURES
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Organic Wine: what's the point?
Given the organic movement has impacted everything from wheat to foie gras, it is no surprise organic wine is making headway as a main stream beverage
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Carving a future
Longboarding gains popularity as commute option in Vancouver
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Stripper zombies taste Vancouver
Main Street in Vancouver turned into zombie town for locally-made B-movie spoof
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Racists and anti-racists
White supremacy gangs and anti-racist groups continue tit-for-tat harassment, turf wars, according to members and local law enforcement
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On tap in the ‘Couv
Drinking brew while shopping for beer now an option in downtown
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What is your favorite local summer event?
Southwest Washington has a bundle of enjoyable events throughout the summer. What is your favorite?
RANK YOUR TOP 3
- Fire in the Park (100%)
- Washougal Film Festival (now the Columbia River Gorge Music Festival), 3 Days of Aloha, Clark County Fair, Vancouver Sausage Fest, TOMfest, Fourth of July At The Fort, Camas Days, Heritage Days, Motocross at the Washougal MX Park, Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival
| Rounds | Final |
|---|---|
| Clark County Fair | |
| Fire in the Park | 1 |
| Vancouver Sausage Fest | |
| TOMfest | |
| Fourth of July At The Fort | |
| Camas Days | |
| Heritage Days | |
| Washougal Film Festival (now the Columbia River Gorge Music Festival) | |
| Motocross at the Washougal MX Park | |
| Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival | |
| 3 Days of Aloha |
Total voters: 1