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News Links | June 7, 2018

June 07, 2018

Peninsula College’s The Buccaneer brings home 7 awards | Boeing’s best option for building next jet is Washington, says state-backed study | Olympic College nursing students help North Mason youth with bullying, hygiene and more | Corgis buoy spirits at Clark College | Norris named To EvCC’s Board Of Trustees | Inslee visits Monroe Correctional Complex | Yakima resident Virginia Hislop has never shied from an opinion, and as she approaches her 99th birthday, she’s not about to stop >>

News Links | June 5, 2018

June 05, 2018

Girls 12-16 can learn to build airplane parts at Paine Field | After Georgia-Pacific cut up to 300 employees, workers trying to find footing | Homeless but not hopeless: Spokane high school students overcome the odds | 'We're all part of the same family': Locals march in 'Unity Walk' | Local agencies work to attract tech firms to the Walla Walla Valley | Bates: End-of-Year employee event recognizes first-ever Employee Hall of Fame winners and nominees | Nursing student wins first scholarship in honor of Cascade Mall shooting victim | Can ‘Tennessee Promise’ of free tuition offer lessons for Seattle and Washington? | The road to helping people with disabilities | Piano in the Park brings music to downtown Spokane | ‘Suspicious person’ on Clark College campus prompts lockdown | WVC "Celebrating Our Heroes" Gala raises $85,738 for students | Highline College selects Mosby as new president | Governor tours Monroe prison program to help inmates succeed when released | Camera key as Keynin Battle gains momentum through Images program | Transition programs offer post-graduation life skills | Clark College’s third bachelor’s degree to launch in fall | Shoreline is first community college to offer #YouAreWelcomeHere scholarship | #YouAreWelcomeHere scholarships >>

News Links | May 24, 2018

May 24, 2018

Dr. Rosie Rimando-Chareunsap named next president of South Seattle College | Skagit STEM Network hosts technology event for girls | 'Low-frequency, high-risk': Longview firefighters practice rope rescues | Meet TCC’s Ellen Pinto Outstanding Student of the Year finalists | TRiO grad talks going back to school and furthering her education | PC students returning to International Composites Competition | Julie McDonald commentary: College buildings, artwork, plaza create spirit of place >>

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 >>

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