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Indie feature film One Hour Fantasy Girl is premiering in Long Beach at the Neptune Theater Saturday, March 14 at 1 p.m. and Sunday, March 15 at 1, 4 and 7 p.m. The coming-of-age story (rated PG-13, despite its provocative title) stars Vancouver native Jon Morgan Woodward, who will attend each screening, along with the film’s writer/director and another star, for Q&A after the movie.
Movie and the beach: a winning combo-
J.

Last minute chocolate alert:

All day Friday (today) and Saturday, Lizzabeth A in Camas has sales of 20% to 50% off of selected merchandise. In keeping with the First Friday Camas theme, Chocolate, the shop is giving a free mini heart bag and chocolate mints with purchase.

In other shopping news, on Sunday, Feb. 8, a dozen local boutiques are having a joint spring clearance sale called Rock the Racks at 3215 SE 192nd Ave. (192nd and SE 34th) from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Retailers include: Willows, Contessa, Lily Atelier, Luxe, Le Reve, T3Sixty, Clothestime, Kazoodles, Lizzabeth A, YoungArt, La Lunetterie and Ashbrook Aesthetics.

Shop local!

J.

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Has it been a week since my last post? Really, I am the worst. But I did have some technical difficulties….

Anyway, I thought this was cool.

The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington will award Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation $15,000 to fund year two of a 7-week summer program for children, teens and families in an under served area along the Fourth Plain Corridor. The grant will support a 5-day-per-week summer playground program at Evergreen Park (Fourth Plain and Rossiter Ave.) for elementary age youth, and weekly special events for teens and families at Water Works Park (Fourth Plain and Fort Vancouver Way).

Both Evergreen and Water Works parks have seen increased gang and drug activity over the past few years.

In 2008 several programs were offered for seven weeks beginning the week of June 30. Total combined attendance exceeded 1,000. Plus, a USDA grant allows for all who attend both daytime programs to be served a free lunch.

And, apparently, a comparison of July 2007 and July 2008 statistics showed a 25% reduction in police calls to Evergreen Park.

Hooray city of Vancouver-

J.