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Clark County WA

Day 18: Fairway Village Golf Course in Cascade Park

March 6, 2010

Springtime is almost here and it’s time to dust off the golf clubs…
Day 18 of 365…
When I’m craving a little golf but don’t have time to head out and spend half the day playing I sneak go over to Fairway Village Golf Club. This beautiful golf course can be found in the eastern part of [...]

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Day 15: Orchards Feed Mill in Vancouver, WA

March 3, 2010

Orchards Feed Mill Mural in Vancouver, WA

Day 15 of 365…
Today I’ll be introducing some of you to a little Vancouver history that is still alive and kicking. Before anyone reading this post was alive my Great-Great Grandparents were shopping at the Orchards Feed Mill in the Orchards area of Vancouver. They actually lived in Orchards and were chicken farmers. This would [...]

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Day 14: Eastland Sushi and Asian Cuisine in Fishers Landing

March 2, 2010

Day 14 of 365…
Ever have difficulty choosing between Chinese food or Japanese food? Or maybe sushi sounds good? Well, in the Fishers Landing area of Vancouver, WA that dilemma has been resolved for you. Eastland Sushi and Asian Cuisine offers a full fare of Chinese, Japanese and sushi. They are open at lunch and dinner [...]

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Day 13: Mountain View Ice Arena

March 1, 2010

Well, the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics are now officially over (THAT Vancouver is in Canada BTW). With all the speed skating, figure skating and ice hockey on the brain I thought this post was perfectly timed.
Day 13 of 365…
Right here in Vancouver, WA (NOT in Canada) we have a wonderful ice skating facility [...]

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Day 12: Camas Produce

February 28, 2010

Day 12 of 365…
Today I was in the mood for some fresh fruits and vegetables so what better place to head than Camas Produce in Camas, WA? Camas Produce is an old-fashioned neighborhood style produce grocer located at 2940 N.E. Everett Street. As a neighborhood produce store they are able to keep prices down and [...]

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Day 10: Boppin’ Bo’s Malt Shop & Grill

February 26, 2010

Boppin Bos Malt Shop and Grill fonzi fries, soup and shake

Day 10 of 365…
Today is a day for a little nostalgia. A taste of yesteryear. Poodle skirts, Marilyn, Lucy, The Fonz, Elvis and good ol’ rock-n-roll. One of my favorite places in Vancouver to enjoy an old fashioned malt, an order of Fonzi Fries and a burger or soup or maybe a sandwich, is Boppin’ [...]

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Day 9: Pacific Community Park in Vancouver, WA

February 25, 2010

Pacific Community Park with extreme skate park in background

Day 9 of 365…
Welcome to the 9th day of “365 Things To Do In Vancouver, WA”. Today I thought it would be good to share something for all members of your family to enjoy.
Pacific Community Park… 3 in 1!
Yes, this huge 56 acre park was developed in 2008 and sits between NE 164th Ave and [...]

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Day 8: Vancouver Pizza Co in Downtown Vancouver, WA

February 24, 2010

Slice of pizza at Vancouver Pizza Co in Vancouver Washington

Day 8 of 365…
Welcome to the eighth day of this Facebook project “365 Things To Do In Vancouver, WA“. I hope you are all enjoying this as much as I am. Everyone has been so great and I’m thankful how you’ve shared this with your friends and family too. I love all the interaction on [...]

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Day 4: Nautilus Backyard in Fishers Landing

February 20, 2010

Nautilus Backyard football field in Vancouver Washington

Day 4 of 365…
Here is a real hidden gem in the East Vancouver area of Fishers Landing. Nautilus has their main headquarters there and in addition to that, they have built a Community Athletic area called Nautilus Backyard. It is open to the public and truly wonderful. It features a full basketball court and another [...]

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Will The ORIGINAL Vancouver Please Stand Up?

February 16, 2010

Vancouver…
Ah, my beloved hometown. The place I’ve called home for 40 years now. The place where I’m raising my kids. The place where I get to sell real estate. The place I get to give tours to when new customers come into town. The place that continues to elude and baffle people. The place that [...]

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Interview With Assessor Linda Franklin

November 18, 2009

Today was my Regional Sales Meeting for Prudential NW Properties where we had a special guest speaker. Linda Franklin, Clark County Assessor, stopped by to fill us in on what is happening at the Assessor’s Office and to explain about a few great programs available to some residents of Clark County. I’ll be [...]

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