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News Links | November 30, 2017

November 30, 2017

Jenny Durkan takes step on free-college promise on 1st full day as Seattle mayor | Automotive instructor from Centralia receives national award | He traded Olympia for ‘amazing honor’ in Trump administration | Pierce College celebrates 50 years of service | Bellevue College’s radio station recognized for excellence in reporting of disability issues | Mayor Jenny Durkan takes office, with city tour including West Seattle stop | Now they’re really cooking at Clark College >>

News Links | November 14, 2017

November 14, 2017

A fresh — and expanded — view of community colleges shows they’re doing better than many thought | Opinion: More affordable housing near TCC is a smart investment | SPSCC Food Pantry: Kate Armstrong’s dream becomes a reality | At end of poet laureate term, Laura Read reflects on finding poetry where you are | Music, stories resonate at 2017 Spokane Fall Folk Festival | After more than half a century, GI Bill still helping vets transition to life beyond war | Veteran of two wars recalls WWII air campaigns | Military service, advocating for vets important to Altmayer | Veterans Day | Projects teach students about efforts to go green | A lifelong connection to the service | Gov. Jay Inslee Reappoints Doris Wood-Brumsickle to Centralia College Board of Trustees | Eat, stay, love | Open house to showcase SonBridge’s community-health efforts | Public weighs $1B ammonia plant in Longview | Clark College welding program selling students’ 2017 project online as fundraiser | Reporter's Notebook preview: College study in France draws former West Valley resident to wine industry | Confection perfection | Eight community members will help in Highline College presidential search | Opinion: Opening our minds can be a beautiful thing | A skills-based jobs approach to fulfilling workforce needs >>

News Links | November 9, 2017

November 09, 2017

LCC welding lab shut down due to slightly elevated arsenic levels | Popular Yakima Valley College professor Herb Blisard, who taught there for 51 years, has died | Community members visit Burlington schools | She’s impressed by the community. Meet CBC’s first woman president | Seattle Central's South Annex planned to be homeless youth center | Lucrative new manufacturing jobs are emerging; no college degree required >>

News Links | October 10, 2017

October 10, 2017

Port of Bremerton making pitch for Amazon headquarters | Grays Harbor College bachelor degree program creating next generation of foresters | LCC gets $80,000 gift from former employee | Hundreds gather on Grays Harbor College campus for Latinx event | Gorst creek reborn after $30 million cleanup of Navy dump | ‘It’s all about balance’: the art of contact staff | Washington’s Running Start program a national standout, study says | Opinion: The opposite of free speech | Diversity | Washington wine’s next generation: Seth Kitzke | Putting a public face on Whatcom County’s Sikh population | Centralia College Foundation honors 1938 graduate, longtime doctor with display | Cascadia College offers career track degrees in biology, homeland security emergency management >>

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