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    Merry Christmas from Vancouver USA

    Article by John on December 24th, 2009 at 1:56 pm
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    For those readers in the Vancouver, Washington area, I am sure you will personally recognize the singer in the video below.  That is if you shop at the local Costco.  If you do not, you should.  Costco pays well compared to its competition and really is a great company.  Full disclosure:  I am a member but I do not own their stock nor is this a paid advertisement.  It is just a great store.

    Merry Christmas and thanks very much for reading and commenting on Democracy for Vancouver.  D4V is now in its 6th year after morphing from the Dean for Vancouver website in 2004.

    I am very merry to celebrate my 7th Christmas here.  Thanks to all “Couverites” for making this a great place to live.

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