Colleen Keller is a Copy Editor for The Columbian, a local newspaper based in Vancouver, Washington. With a focus on local news and community issues, Colleen ensures the accuracy and clarity of articles, letters, and other written content for publication.
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Vancouver, Washington, United States (Local)
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Colleen Keller's coverage is predominantly focused on local government, politics, public policy, and social issues in the United States, specifically Washington and Vancouver. She appears to have a strong emphasis on opinion editorials related to government policies and community matters.
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Thanks to the 80 people who lit the candles to the memories of 43 of Clark County’s homeless community who died in 2023.
If someone tells you something they think is true — but it turns out to be false — they were mistaken. If someone tells you something they know to be false — but says it anyway — they are a liar.
The future is inequitable as it is unreasonable. We live in the wealthiest and most prosperous nation in the history of humanity. We are also just as unruly, selfish, and inhuman as most all our ances
By Marjorie Millner, Vancouver Published: January 4, 2024, 6:00am
I am writing in support of two propositions being put to voters on Feb. 13: Proposition 6 is the replacement of the expiring educational programs
When Clark Public Utilities offered its customers the opportunity to purchase shares in the Community Solar East project last fall, I jumped at the chance to invest in clean energy.
By Barbara Ainslie, Washougal Published: February 16, 2024, 6:00am
C-Tran is planning two new bus rapid transit lines, known as The Vine, on Highway 99 and on Fourth Plain Boulevard east of Van Mall and 162nd Avenue/164th Avenue. C-Tran staff unveiled the preliminary proposal for the one on Fourth Plain Boulevard at Tuesday’s board meeting. (Photos by Amanda Cowan/The Columbian files)
Mark Matthias, left, and Ali Novinger, owners of Beaches Restaurant and Bar, announced Monday they plan to retire and close the business Dec. 31. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)
An article from the Washington State Standard ( “New Washington law will allow traffic cameras on more city streets and county roads,” The Columbian, March 28) reported that while road deaths have been declining nationally, they continue to go up in Washington. They are also going up in Clark County and in Vancouver.
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