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News Links | July 3, 2018

July 03, 2018

Grant will help Skagit Valley College continue to work on diversity | Science is hard but always exciting for this WSU-bound teen | Two Seattle tech-training programs — why did one succeed, one fail? | Front & Center: Childhood development interest started early for Spokane Head Start director | Protest held on immigration policy | CBC wants a culinary school in Kennewick. An internal report is giving it pause | Paddling for gold: Seattle’s Devon Adelman goes from White House to Special Olympics ambassador | Glimpsing the future of American manufacturing | Moses Lake School District, Big Bend team up for new Open Doors program | TheLab@Everett: Incubator space for inventors, entrepreneurs | Kent’s Kachmarik among award winners at Highline College | Mountlake Terrace flag once flew at Iwo Jima and Okinawa >>

News Links | May 22, 2018

May 22, 2018

LCC leadership students assist in St. Helens Elementary classrooms | Coastal Watershed Institute interns win mention for poster | Lakewood community college a finalist for $1 million prize for excellence | Return to the River Salmon Festival showcases work to preserve Valley’s ecosystems | Murray introduces new bill to combat child care cost | A night of magic, mind reading, and comedy | Poet laureates headline Skagit River Poetry Festival | Spokane sci-fi/fantasy writer wins publication, trip to LA and more | Bremerton, Olympic College ponder pedestrian bridge over Warren Avenue | CPTC welcomes high schoolers for annual Career Conference | EvCC builds BRIDGES and raises $9,200 for program | Tribes receive college Partner of the Year Award | SPSCC inducts largest group ever to the Lifetime Circle of the President’s Club | Olympic College may tap Barnes & Noble to operate bookstore | Interlocal arrangement is good business for City, Green River College | Repair what you wear series repurposes old materials to reduce waste | ID-protecting advice in the spotlight as state attorney general visits South Seattle College >>

News Links | May 1, 2018

May 01, 2018

Colleges are adding programs in a once-decimated industry — manufacturing | EvCC joins the legal effort to protect DACA’s ‘Dreamers’ | Opinion: “Be uncomfortable”: Live from the AACC | Active shooter drill on Grays Harbor College campus Saturday | Mason County conductor, choirs invited to perform at Carnegie Hall | State STEM scholarship expanding to encompass new skillsets | EdCC Foundation awards bachelors degree scholarships | CPTC program helped alum find communications career | In a first, Spokane Community College graduates deaf commercial truck driver | SPSCC Foundation partners with Big Brothers Big Sisters to present College Information Night | Could trade schools be making a comeback? | Issaquah health care provider offers nursing assistant scholarships | Centralia College trustee Joanne Schwartz named Trustee of the Year | Big Bend student Jess Munter wins gold at Jiu-Jitsu World Championship | “If you can do something to … make it better, that’s what you do.” | Alt-right provocateur James Allsup makes WSU appearance, advocates for Identity Evropa | 'Stand Against Racism' event at WVC draws a crowd | ‘For it is in giving that we receive’ | New CEO picked for Richland nuclear power plant. He'll be well paid >>

News Links | April 24, 2018

April 24, 2018

SPSCC President Tim Stokes earns ACT Chief Executive Officer Award | 4 great spots for fun in the sun | Getting to the heart of racial bias takes talking, workplace trainer says | High-paying jobs go begging while high school grads line up for bachelor’s degrees | Taking out the trash checked off Earth Day list of chores for divers in Commencement Bay | Here's good news for Whatcom's rebounding construction industry | CPTC support helps alum achieve culinary dream | Announcing the Thurston EDC Business Award winners | Cancer couldn’t derail this ‘I Have a Dream’ alum’s goal to be a nurse | Need a job? Tri-Cities restaurants and hotels need you — and not just for the summer | Tri-Cities colleges are seeing more hungry students. They're not alone, but they've got a plan | Sonico keeps planes flying | Microsoft Donates to Big Bend Community College | College In High School breaks down economic barriers | Food & Drink: Dim sum class has tasty homework | Peek inside La Cage Aux Folles at South Puget Sound Community College | Edmonds CC’s Tonya Drake named chancellor at WGU Washington | Tacoma Concert Band bids farewell to founding conductor Robert Musser in April 28 concert | Tree Campus USA — Shoreline Community College recognized by Arbor Day Foundation >>

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