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News Links | April 27, 2021

April 27, 2021

Olympic College student's eco-friendly buoy system wins environmental award | More colleges are requiring students to get COVID-19 vaccines. Here’s where local schools stand | Ghost shrimp, humpbacks, tiny plankton: See Puget Sound surge with springtime life | Peninsula College’s annual Native American Culture Fair set for April 29 | Legislature passes $6.3 billion capital budget with funding for Eastern Washington universities, community projects | GHC offers racial and cultural awareness workshop to the public | Local economic groups offer $25 basic business workshops at Lower Columbia College | Pierce College announces 2021 All-Washington Academic Team members | South Puget Sound Community College says fall instruction will remain mostly online >>

News Links | March 23, 2021

March 23, 2021

Pierce College alum helps others find their purpose | Our pandemic past: Inland Northwest leaders share their memories of when COVID-19 took over everyday life | Grays Harbor College — the fourth time’s a charm | Clark County business briefing | Family Fun: Culinary tips for teens | Candlelight vigil for Asian women killed in Atlanta one of Spokane’s largest rallies in months | U.S.-China talks kick off with a ‘frigid’ start, but former Pentagon official says that’s not surprising | WVC to offer two more hybrid classes for spring quarter | Rochester’s Alizabeth Ashton named 2021 Thurston County Boys & Girls Clubs ‘Youth of the Year’ | Drive-thru COVID-19 vaccine site opening in Poulsbo as thousands in Kitsap become eligible | Finalists for AACC’s 2021 Awards of Excellence >>

News Links | January 14, 2021

January 14, 2021

Bellevue College votes to extend Gary Locke’s contract as interim president | King, Pierce County schools hit with data breach targeting personal information | ‘Dark spots’ are behind her | GHC bachelor programs accepting applications | Yakima Valley College workforce programs receive nearly $200,000 in CARES Act funding | Edmonds College welcomes Dave Earling to its Board of Trustees | United Way helping CBC students working in restaurants | COVID-19 changed college applications process, but local schools here to help >>

News Links | January 5, 2021

January 05, 2021

Big Bend CC trustee announces resignation | Vocalists still singing online despite it all | Virtual flyover of new CBC student recreation center | Skagit Valley College receives more than $185,000 in CARES Act funding | Grays Harbor College awarded nearly $200,000 in federal COVID relief money | Community, technical colleges receive grants to restore workforce programs | Edmonds College student wins Optimal Community College Scholarship | Commentary: Chad Hickox: A beacon of hope for WWCC, our students and communities | 2020, The Pandemic Year: School closures, online learning and privacy questions | Nearly $5 Million In CARES Act Funding To Colleges; GHC Included | State Board awards Centralia College $50,000 in CARES Act funds >>

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