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County Council approves resolution in opposition to tolling of the I-5 Bridge replacement

County Council approves resolution in opposition to tolling of the I-5 Bridge replacement
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County council tensions bubble to the surface - All Politics is Local

County council tensions bubble to the surface - All Politics is Local
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Letter: County council not listening

Letter: County council not listening
By Stephen Schrag, Vancouver
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It was a sad finale to a promising and relaxing Fourth of July in Clark County. The county council’s vote 3-2 to reinstate large fireworks after they had been banned in December was a disappointment for many even though 56 percent of the 970 written comments opposed this reversal.
It was stated that restricting fireworks limits personal freedom; what about personal freedom of those who oppose them and are bothered by them? I would like a list of local businesses who are harmed by not being able to sell these bombs. As I wrote to Councilor Medvigy well before the meeting, “I know that you and your cronies will reverse the ban.” Well, they did, no surprise. ....

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