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News Links | August 8, 2017

August 08, 2017

North Olympic Legislative Alliance aims for one voice on issues; selects officers | Here are some projects that will cost taxpayers more money, thanks to construction budget impasse | Getting La Center ‘shovel ready’ | Locals bring laptops and learn cyber security skills | Sen. Braun receives 2017 CTE Legislator of the Year award | How EdCC helps small businesses like this Bothell bookstore | Tomorrow’s doctors train today in new Richland medical center | WCC gets $1.3 million grant to prepare low-income high school students for college | All BBCC nursing grads pass qualifying test | Grays Harbor College Foundation awards $175,000 in scholarships >>

News Links | July 25, 2017

July 25, 2017

CBC names finalists for college president | CPTC Board of Trustees awards tenure to NDT instructor | Chefs feel the heat in cooking competition | If you get hurt at the hydro races, this Kennewick couple is there to help | Budget limbo hurts hospitals, schools, wildfire fighting | Session ends with Hirst unresolved, budget not passed | Bellevue College builds car of the future | Olympic College purchase will ease parking crunch | Legislature ends record-long session with work undone | ‘Newest Gator’ Johnson takes on challenge as new Green River College president | WCC selected as national ‘super hub’ for cybersecurity education | Aerospace leaders see education as the key to employment in Washington state | Brother of Burien deputy-shooting victim Tommy Le: ‘He wanted to make a positive change in the world” | As summer drags on, some Spokane students see their college dreams melt away | Inslee visits Ridgefield, glimpses its future | Increasing diversity in teaching is the aim of new Highline program | Seattle Culinary Academy offering cheap, healthy lunches for summer >>

News Links | June 22, 2017

June 22, 2017

Cybersecurity is hot, and these Washington colleges teach it | Whatcom Community College partners with UW to improve health care for rural and urban underserved communities | Middle schoolers sample possible STEM careers | LWTech Society for Human Resource Management chapter honored with national award | Clark College students install drain at community greenhouse | Seattle Central enters into direct transfer agreement with Wilberforce University | Sequim native sets Seattle thriller from afar | Washington state wine competition made its return at YVC Grandview Campus | Lab partners | Medical partners face challenges with Walla Walla General Hospital closure | Foster graduate wants to see her classmates succeed >>

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 >>

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