Washougal River NA

Washougal River NA

WINTER CATALOG FOR WASHOUGAL COMMUNITY ED NOW AVAILABLE

Want to enrich your family? Learn a language? Build a kayak? What will you do to brighten these dark winter days? Check out the offerings from Washougal Community Education. The WCER staff has compiled quite an array of interesting programs for you to choose from, taught by caring, knowledgeable instructors willing to share their talents. If you haven't received your copy of the Winter catalogue, or if you have questions about any of their classes call the WCER office at their new number 954-3040. You can register by mail using the registration form from the catalog, in person at 2349 B Street in Washougal or online at the"Community Education" location on their website.

ONLINE COURSES NOW OFFERED

If the dark days of winter keep you inside, you can update your skills, discover a new talent or chart a career path in the convenience of your home or office with WCER's new instructor-led online courses. All you need to get started is internet access, an e-mail address and a web browser. For a complete list of offerings, tuition, descriptions, requirements, additional information and an on-line demonstration, visit their website.

WCER APPRECIATES PAST AND NEW INSTRUCTORS

Director Jan Storm and secretaries Kathy Floyd and Michele Chilcote say "Thank You" to all the past instructors, facilitators and coaches for their contribution to the community. If you would like to instuct a class or have an idea for a class, please call the WCER office. Almost everyone has a talent to share with others. It's easy, fun and gives you the opportunity to help build strong communities for the future.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Washougal Community Education & Recreation
Washougal Community Education Online Courses

About our association

RIPPLES

The Washougal River Neighborhood Association was established November 16, 1998 and we are the largest neighborhood association in Clark County, with over 2500 members. Our goal is to unite the common interests and promote the welfare of the neighborhood and its residents. We concern ourselves with a variety of issues that affect livability and quality of the neighborhood and the community in general. We are a grassroots organization hoping to foster a sense of community for those who live and work within our boundaries.

BROOKS

We hope to provide members with a complete communications forum: from citizens to the county, from the county to you, and from neighborhood to neighborhood. In our short history we have helped create an evacuation plan for residents near the Williams natural gas pumping station, provided assistance to home owners affected by the illegal motor cross track near the Washougal River, notified citizens of plans for a 100 foot water tower in rural community north of Washougal, started the annual Washougal River Clean Up Day, and educated citizens about clean water programs, recycling, salmon issues, clear cutting trees, land use and other concerns.

RIVERS

If you have concerns about your community, at any time, this is your chance to be heard. Your voiceon issues big and small is the first step in implementing change. We invite you to contact us, join our meetings, participate in our events and contribute to the community talk and information pages of this website. We all chose to live in this rural area for a reason. Please help guide us in serving you and your neighbors in the wild and beautiful Washougal River Neighborhood.

Email us
sk84kix@earthlink.net

Links

Clark County, Washington