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walmart - 8:24 a.m. 9/4/2007

I would shop at Walmart in woodland. As of now, there isn't any store that sells clothing in woodland. for me it would make a closer drive then Vancouver. tina haeger - lacenter washington tinazart@tds.net

Hover-In Northwest - 9:16 p.m. 8/17/2007

Hover-In Northwest is being held this weekend (August 17 - 19, 2007) at the Pekin Ferry Landing on the North Fork Lewis River. They want you to come out and get a free ride on a hovercraft. I did it and it is awesome. Take the La Center exit off I-5. Go west to Pekin Ferry Road. Turn right onto Pekin Ferry Road and go to the end of the road. The ride is awesome and all the folks are great. Noel Johnson - Woodland, WA Noel@lewisriver.com http://www.lewisriver.com/woodland

Message from Kei Zushi - 2:52 p.m. 8/9/2007

It is a privilege to serve the City of Woodland as Community Development Planner. I welcome this very exciting opportunity to work with the residents, business and property owners, and city officials in Woodland. My goal is to assist Woodland with coming up with feasible and innovative approaches to planning and creating a successful community. Noel Johnson - Woodland, WA Noel@lewisriver.com http://www.lewisriver.com

Wal-Mart - 8:42 a.m. 8/9/2007

A few things agaisnt Wal-Mart 1. If Wal-Mart opens a supercenter here, they are generally 24 hour stores. There would be so much light pollution from that we wouldn't be able to see the stars at night, which is one of the perks of living away from Vancouver and Longview. 2. Wal-Mart might provide more jobs, but they are notorious for under paying thier employees and giving no health benifits. Most people who work for them get stuck there because they work too many hours to find a new job, while also not making enough money to pay their bills. 3. Building Wal-Mart in the proposed location would completley ruin one of the most amazing landscapes in Woodland. I live in the Bottoms and i love the fact that i can look across all the farmland and up into the hills surrounding our town. I don't know how much it would hurt to have to stare at a giant Wal-Mart sign instead. 4. This is all in addition to increased crime, and ground water, surface water, and air pollution from increased traffic. 5. This would just be the beginning. Everyone seems to think adding in Wal-Mart and Taco Bell and these other chains is a good thing, but it will just set our wonderful small town up to become just another overpopulated suburb between Portland and Seattle. Mitch - Woodland, WA mitchtarbout@hotmail.com

RE: Trader Joe's In Woodland - 9:40 a.m. 8/5/2007

Thank Marilee McCall sooooo muchhhhhhhhhhh! I already requested location of Trader Joe's for Woodland and I done send them. BIG SMILE! Marilee's forum message: If you're interested in trying to help persuade Trader Joe's to come to a Woodland location, the link for LOCATION REQUESTS is listed below. Clicking on this link, filling out the information, and sending it to Trader Joe's logs the number of requests for stores in that location. Help send in some more requests for a Woodland Trader Joe's. Cut and paste the link into your e-mail and pass it along via e-mail to any other interested parties. This would be a great addition to our community, and there isn't another store between Mill Plain in Vancouver and Seattle. http://www.traderjoes.com/location_requests_form.aspx Marilee McCall - Woodland, WA council03@integrity.com Mike Morgan - Woodland,WA nicedeafguy81@yahoo.com

UPDATE ON TRAFFIC STUDY FOR SR503/Lewis River Road - 12:54 p.m. 8/3/2007

Information on the WSDOT/CWCOG Traffic Study for SR503: The first of three public involvement Open House information events is scheduled for Thursday, August 16th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Woodland High School "Commons" area. If you're interested in or impacted by SR503/Lewis River Road traffic, you should mark your calendar to attend. Information will be available, along with an opportunity to provide input. Further requests for information or presentations to community groups or neighborhood associations can be made through Cowlitz-Wahkiakum Council of Governments (CWCOG), Jerry Sorrell, Assistant Project Manager, at 360-577-3041 or jsorrell@cwcog.org. Marilee McCall - Woodland, WA council03@integrity.com

Trader Joe's in Woodland? - 12:48 p.m. 8/3/2007

If you're interested in trying to help persuade Trader Joe's to come to a Woodland location, the link for LOCATION REQUESTS is listed below. Clicking on this link, filling out the information, and sending it to Trader Joe's logs the number of requests for stores in that location. Help send in some more requests for a Woodland Trader Joe's. Cut and paste the link into your e-mail and pass it along via e-mail to any other interested parties. This would be a great addition to our community, and there isn't another store between Mill Plain in Vancouver and Seattle. http://www.traderjoes.com/location_requests_form.aspx Marilee McCall - Woodland, WA council03@integrity.com

Another Food Store in Woodland,WA - 1:38 p.m. 7/25/2007

Why not Former Save-on Food Store become ORGANIC Food Store like Traders Joe or Wild Oats or Whole Foods in Woodland,WA???? Big Deals Store will become DOLLARS STORE soon!!! New Shopping Center is coming soon. Big Smile If Walmart drop plan to build then why not become Fred Meyers ???? Mike Morgan - Woodland, WA nicedeafguy81@yahoo.com

YES TO WAL MART - 11:50 a.m. 7/17/2007

MUST HAVE WALMART IN WOODLAND BECAUSE VANCOUVER OR LONGVIEW IS WAY TOO FAR FOR PEOPLE WHO NEED BUYING ITEMS ITS FAR AWAY FROM HERE LIKE 25 MINUTES TO 27 MINUTES OR 45 MINTUES. PLEASE VOTE WAL MART YES TO SET UP IN WOODLAND. I HOPES SOMEBODY THINKS TWICE AND SET IT UP AS THIS WOODLAND SHOULD SET UP TACO BELL TOO AND BECOMES NICE WOODLAND CITY INDEED ! Tiffany Householder - Woodland,WA X3SPEARSX@yahoo.com

Say No to WAL-MART - 11:42 a.m. 7/6/2007

I ask you all why did any of us move to the Woodland area was it in hopes of one day fighting traffic in this beautiful rural farm town in search of a parking space at a Wal-Mart parking lot to buy some cheep foreign made products that we could buy in Salmon Creek or Vancouver or Longview, I don’t think so. It’ can’t be the Job market after all Wal-Mart has a poor reputation on under paying and not offering health benefits to its employees. So living in a beautiful, low crime area with clean running water with salmon filled steams has a price and that’s because you want to sell you quality of life to have easy access to things you could buy next time you drive north or south. Is it really such an inconvenience? For the parks and wildlife and the quality of schools we have here lets not build all of this beauty away lets preserve it and say we live in the best area of South West Washington Not just another over developed and under planned community. http://www.walmartcrimereport.com SAY NO TO WAL-MART Mike Lohman - LaCenter, WA czthor@hotmail.com

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