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Diagnostics company wins investment award

Vancouver-based Oasis Diagnostics Corp. received an investment award from the Zino Society. As part of the award, Oasis got $50,000, important connections to accredited investors and support in the form of educational tools and resources that will support its growth.

Oasis is an innovator in the field of saliva-based diagnostic products. It was chosen – in part by emphasizing its pain-free screening process – out of 12 candidates.

 

Nutter Corp. recognized for community health program

Vancouver-based Nutter Corp. earned a Public Health Community Award from Clark County for its work and commitment to health, wellness and safety in the county's communities.

The award recognizes significant contributions and commitments to promoting and protecting the health of the community. Nutter was most recently recognized in 2008 by the Washington State  as the safest excavating contractor in the state.

 

County department cited for stormwater discharge violation

The state Department of Ecology issued a $2,000 civil penalty to the Clark County Public Works Department for violating technical requirements of a stormwater discharge permit at the Salmon Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant.

The penalty applied only to stormwater management procedures at the site. Discharge of treated sewage effluent continues to comply with a separate state permit.

Ecology issued the penalty in late April after a state inspector found the county failed to follow routine monitoring and recordkeeping requirements in the state permit. The county also did not keep the plant's stormwater pollution prevention plan up to date.

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