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Vancouver is celebrating Arbor Month with tree plantings, exhibits, and an award ceremony at Jane Weber Evergreen Arboretum on April 9 to mark its 36th year as Tree City USA—community members are invited to join a service project to plant trees and pollinator plants while city teams assess the tree canopy for future urban forestry work.

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Clark College’s Jazz Ensemble planned to visit Havana from March 26 to 31 to learn about Cuban jazz during spring break. The federal government denied permission on March 25—canceling the trip one day before departure.

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Lawmakers in the state House passed a two-year $77.8 billion operating budget just after midnight Tuesday, setting the stage for negotiations with the Senate and Governor Bob Ferguson to address a multi-billion dollar shortfall—key funding increases and new revenue sources are part of the plan.

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