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News Links | July 11, 2017

July 11, 2017

Riding the STP is Colleen Balestreri’s next big challenge | Students line up for days to apply for nursing school | South County Politics: Legislators wait for capital-budget agreement to end special session | Bates Technical College students earn national, regional awards | How can you get a high-paying job at a refinery? It’s not just about skills | CWU to take on flight training, to acquire aircraft | Opinion: Bilingual program lost in budget details | Clark College tuition to increase | Opinion: Diversity in education | Shoreline Community College receives $572,070 National Science Foundation grant to create courses and training materials in immuno-biotechnology | Prize-winning local writer authors new novel | TCC exhibits retrospective of art by Alec Clayton | Shoreline’s Clean Energy Technology Program awarded National Science Foundation grant >>

News Links | June 13, 2017

June 13, 2017

Editorial: In teaching students, EvCC built a community | State agencies prep for ‘unlikely’ government shutdown | Beginning in fall, Olympic College will offer courses at Chief Kitsap Academy | Skagit Valley College to graduate first class in firefighter scholarship program | Big Bend student-athletes deliver 500 new books to North Elementary School | Bates Technical College business programs earn industry accreditation | Inside Olympia >>

News Links | June 8, 2017

June 08, 2017

Movie-making in Tacoma — now and back in the day | Fake news gets real examination at Clark College | Allure of northern lights draws WW group to Alaska | Port Angeles High School senior headed to SkillsUSA nationals after state win in cabinetmaking | At 93, Yakima Valley art icon still inspiring others with her enthusiasm | Yakima Valley College appoints new Grandview dean | Bates: Machinist instructor named to advisory board of industry accrediting body | Tech question stumping you? Pierce College Puyallup teacher has the answer | Capt. Fuller: Patrol division is face of police | Lawyer, philanthropist to receive UW Bothell’s 2017 Distinguished Alumni Award | At 16, Onalaska boy preparing to pursue third college degree | Hard work pays off >>

News Links | April 25, 2017

April 25, 2017

SVC culinary team takes 2nd in Island County chowder competition | More counseling help could mean more college grads, national award winner says | Cascade High students meet at corner of English and history | Opinion: Support STEM education to support Skagit’s students and economy | Inslee signs bill allowing technical college high school grads to receive diplomas before age 21 | Aspen Institute awards fellowship to WWCC worker | Mexican consul: ‘Dreamers’ should be calm and prepared | 1,933 days and still no McCleary education-funding fix in sight | Centralia College to offer new associate degree in music | Learning to use scissors at the Moses Lake library | TEDxBellevueCollege focuses on perception | Opinion: Investing in community colleges boosts our economy | Career Clothing Closet dresses up Clark College students | Write253 helps Tacoma kids find their voice – and its own | Kudos | SWHS grad completes medical school at age 25 >>

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