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News Links | January 13, 2018

February 13, 2018

Two Big Bend students earn All-Washington Academic honors | Front & Center: Mom teaches SFCC veep a valuable lesson | Walla Walla Community College creates opportunity behind bars | Inspiring college students highlighted | Governor presented with key to the city | LCC food pantry eases students' hunger | McKinstry names Bellevue College “Champion of Sustainability” | Company praised for support for the college and its students that dates back to 1980 | Opinion: Equal footing for economic growth | Past EDC board chairman: ‘All of us could make a difference together’ | Meet Jordan Harmon, All Washington Academic Team member | Lawmaker pitches vocational scholarships at rural community colleges | Tacoma nonprofits, housing services win big in capital budget | Opinion: ‘Tacoma is all I know.’ Local Dreamers face DACA uncertainty head on | Clark College announces Iris Awards | LWTech largest provider of health care professional associate degrees in county >>

News Links | January 25, 2018

January 25, 2018

SFCC student receives state Transforming Lives Award | Community and technical college students selected for Transforming Lives award | Mayor Franklin delivers first “State Of Everett” speech | Shopping for a cause: ECA Thrift Shop gives back to local nonprofits | Hero’s Cafe in Lynnwood celebrates first anniversary of veteran camaraderie and support | Area projects to proceed with passage of state budget >>

News Links | January 9, 2018

January 09, 2018

Fully funding education, passing capital budget top focus this legislative session | Transforming lives at Big Bend | South Puget Sound Community College opens Center for Transition Studies | A look at fast-growing jobs in Clark County | Editorial: State lawmakers have lot to prove and get done | City of Vancouver: Quest for better representation and workplace diversity | Tech jobs training | Yakima Valley College math professor makes a good side gig out of bad puns | Where does the money from the sugary drink tax go? | LCC announces 'Benefactors of the Year' | EvCC course: Traumatic history and present-day relationships | Despondent Seattle teen found a future through film; now he’s giving back | Technical training grant to benefit central Washington >>

News Links | December 5, 2017

December 05, 2017

Clark grad rides a wave after being part of Nobel project | 3 1/2 years + $133,000 = better prospects for CBC students | Cavalluzzi offered job as new Olympic College president | The internet destroyed their monopoly on textbooks. Now college bookstores are trying to find their niche | Inmates give governor’s mansion holiday makeover | STEM careers focus of engineering night | A legacy in full color: Jeanette Best, cornerstone of Port Townsend arts, dies | A tour of Whidbey finds breweries proudly serving local beer | Health Fair informs CPTC students, faculty and staff about local resources | West Seattle, Garfield and Ingraham high schools added to free college program | AVID program at KPMS develops lifelong learners | Partnership change may lead to market expansion | Des Moines Council honors retiring Highline College President Bermingham | Olympic College’s Mitchell: Supportive community made being president ‘a lot of fun’ | LWTech welcomes Washington STEM leaders for tour | Collaborative groups awarded millions in grants from United Way | Centralia council approves Rotary Club’s Riverside Park improvement plan | Peninsula College’s Building 202 renovations at Fort Worden win award | Enumclaw makes decision on funding outside agencies | Planning great new STEM projects >>

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