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March 4, 2026
Scottish country dancing has found steady enthusiasm across southwest Washington, where small, welcoming groups keep the centuries-old tradition alive through regular social dances.
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An AP and FRONTLINE investigation reveals decades of PFAS pollution by Georgia’s carpet industry—offering a stark warning for industrial communities like those in Cowlitz County, where similar risks quietly persist.
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A grand jury’s refusal to indict six Democratic lawmakers over a 2025 video urging troops to reject illegal orders has prompted a wave of Senate speeches condemning the Justice Department’s attempt, with senators calling it a test of congressional independence and free speech.
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Tillamook School District 9 canceled classes Thursday after a threat circulated on social media, prompting an ongoing law enforcement investigation.
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Clark County health officials say one January measles case led to six more infections, prompting renewed calls for vaccination and vigilance.
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A federal judge in Portland issued an emergency order halting warrantless civil immigration arrests in Oregon by ICE agents, citing constitutional concerns.
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Emergency responders rescued patients and battled a major blaze that broke out at Lehigh Valley Hospital’s Orthopedic Institute in Dickson City, Pennsylvania on Wednesday night.
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The CIA has officially ended public access to the World Factbook after more than 60 years. The move leaves a unique public data resource obsolete—raising questions for educators, researchers, and anyone seeking trusted global data.
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The City of Longview has launched Longview 101, an eight-session civic education program designed to give residents firsthand insight into how their local government operates.
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The I‑5 Bridge Replacement Program has completed its Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement, moving the project closer to final federal approval by summer.
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Clark College’s Veterans Center of Excellence will hold a series of free workshops starting Feb. 10 on suicide prevention and awareness, open to both veterans and the public.
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A federal judge temporarily restricted ICE officers from using tear gas at Portland protests after reports of gas deployment against families and children prompted public outrage.
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