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February 3rd, 2009 Kathy McDonald, C.Todd Martin and Dr. David Smith have been named to the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Board of Directors, it was announced by VSO Board Chair Renee Newman.Now in her fifth year as president of KMac & Associates, Ms. McDonald is very focused on events and organizations that benefit Southwest Washington, and “making sure we outshine” the rest of the state. With a... >> more
 June 13th, 2008 Also in the picture are Cole's parents, Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers and her husband Brian Rodgers. >> more
June 13th, 2008 From The Columbian Ann Donnelly and Kathy McDonald of Vancouver aren’t buying the Conventional Wisdom that suggests a John McCain presidential campaign in Washington state will be irrelevant.Besides being collegial and bright, the two Republican activists are passionate but nonextremist in their views, well within the comfort level of mainstream Washington voters, as they work for McCain. But Conventional... >> more
August 10th, 2007 Speculation is over as the NW Women's Journal released its first annual list of the Most Powerful Women in the Portland/Vancouver metro area. Of note is the political arena with Kathy McDonald joining Senators Murray and Cantwell together with Governor Chris Gregoire in making the list. McDonald heads KMAC Associates, a Vancouver-based political and development strategy firm.The Most Powerful... >> more
May 15th, 2007 From The Columbian Voters will get the chance to reject a planned Port of Vancouver tax hike after a grass-roots coalition gathered enough signatures to put the issue on the Aug. 21 primary ballot.Clark County election officials confirmed Monday that the citizens group surpassed the required threshold to let voters decide whether to keep an increase that in 2008 would double the port district's property tax rate... >> more
February 22nd, 2007 Kathy McDonald, a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish in Vancouver and the owner of a public affairs consulting firm, has been named director of development for the planned St. Elizabeth Ann Seton High School in Ridgefield.She said last week she’s excited about the opportunity to build awareness about Southwest Washington’s first Catholic high school, which will be built on a 38-acre... >> more
September 21st, 2006 From The Oregonian VANCOUVER -- Library supporters on Wednesday credited a well-run campaign for persuading voters to approve spending $43 million on two new libraries.The day after Tuesday's Clark County primary and special election, no partisan races appeared in doubt, according to the updated vote tally issued Wednesday evening by the Clark County Elections Department.The Fort Vancouver Regional Library District... >> more
September 20th, 2006 From The Columbian Third time's a charm for the Fort Vancouver Library District.After two defeats, a $43 million bond issue to replace two Vancouver libraries got about 63 percent of the vote, according to early ballot counts Tuesday. It needed 60 percent approval to pass."We came so close last time, it shows there is overwhelming support for the library," said Jerry King, chairman of the Fort Vancouver Regional... >> more
May 25th, 2006 Former state legislator Val Ogden has joined Jan Oliva and Ron Hart as co-chair of Citizens for Better Libraries, the organization that is promoting a $43 million bond issue to finance a new Vancouver community library.Last fall the organization came within a handful of votes of passing a bond issue that would have financed reconstruction of the main city library at Mill Plain Boulevard and Fort... >> more
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