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Vancouver's law enforcement policy remains unchanged despite six days of public outcry and a City Council appearance by the city attorney, city manager, and police chief. The Clark County Council advances Rules of Procedure changes, the 3rd Congressional District race takes shape, two lawsuits challenge Initiative 645's ballot language, and the 158th Clark County Fair opens August 7 in Ridgefield. URLHERE #ClarkCounty #Vancouver #ClarkCountyFair #Initiative645 #3rdCongressionalDistrict #ClarkCountyToday #WashingtonState #Podcast #WeeklyNewsletter #LocalNews
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