VANCOUVER, Wash. -- Returning a camera to its rightful owner seems like an easy process. That hasn't been the case for the Vancouver Police Department, though.

On Aug. 30, 2011, Vancouver Police responded to a vehicle prowl call in which two people were ultimately arrested. Inside the vehicle, officers found numerous items which were determined to be stolen property. One of the items was a digital camera that contained approximately 1,000 photos. The photos appear to be family gatherings, family and friend photos and some scenic landscapes. Based on the photos, police said it appeared several were taken around Vancouver and some of the photos date back at least one year.

The Vancouver Police Department Evidence unit has held the camera since its discovery and has not yet located the owner of the camera. Police have released three photos with the hope someone will be able to identify people in the photo so police can return the once-stolen camera.

The owner of the camera should contact the Vancouver Police Department Evidence unit at 360-487-7404 and provide identifying information related to the camera and reference case number V11-15640.

Families in Washougal may be waking up to a yard full of pink flamingos between now and Nov. 23.

That's because Washougal High School Grad Night Parents are trying a new fund-raiser this year.

The flock of roosting flamingos can be removed at no charge within 48 hours, however, recipients can also request a yard for the birds to migrate to next. For a suggested donation of $20, the Grad Night parents will move the flamingos to the yard of your choice -- perhaps an unsuspecting friend or neighbor. Not interested in having the flamingos at all? No problem. Insurance is available for $5 to guarantee there will not be a flocking at your home.

Grad Night parents, who are assuming the role of flockers, want to assure the community that no unsupervised students will be participating in this activity and that this fund-raiser is intended to be all in fun and has no malicious intent at all.

Feb. 6 is the final day of Washougal High School drama program's presentation of The Awesome 80s Prom.

As you enter the prom, you will be given the choice of interactive tables or non-interactive tables. At the interactive tables, the characters will talk to you and treat you as one of their classmates! Scenes will take place all around the room, so everyone will
have their own unique experience during the evening.

It's $6 for adults and $5 for students and seniors.