Dart Foundation funds $45,000 3-D measuring instrument at Bates Technical College | One job-training program for young adults makes a significant difference, study shows | Green River students build fan app for Seattle Thunderbirds | Executive Q&A: Sheila Edwards Lange on how the path to sharing Seattle's prosperity is through education >>
South Seattle College celebrates 2018 graduating class | First ever Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan in Grays Harbor | Three Rivers Christian School and LCC announce partnership | Dreamer, survivor ready to graduate from Clark College | Grays Harbor College top scholars | BBCC HS21+ graduates celebrate success | 14,000 King County youths lack high school credentials | Ecology official to take over Fish and Wildlife agency | Vet services coordinator is here to help | Next: Center aims to help ‘opportunity youth’ in county | Groundbreaking marks Shoreline Community College's transition to a residential campus | Shoreline Community College breaks ground on first dorm >>
From the infantry to medical school, this soldier perseveres | EvCC considering where to build its new Learning Resource Center | Spanish speakers graduate from computer course | Movement to eat locally grown food in full swing in Clark County | Eric Trent, once a homeless drug addict, puts his energy into sports journalism these days | EdCC chef wins Beard award | EdCC Foundation gala exceeds goal | CPTC sets records with 75th Anniversary Gala | SPSCC announces new brewing distilling program | Community and technical college transfer students shine at universities | In Everett, hateful signs of the times | Solar car races, energy fair give fifth-graders a lesson in renewable energy | Fear not, there are guardians amongst us | ‘Electrify America’ grant to fund six vehicle charging stations at TCC >>
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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