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News Links | October 12, 2017

October 12, 2017

Six Washington community colleges up for $1 million Aspen Prize | Bringing it home: Airborne CEO, a Joyce native, tells of progress so far | STEM program expands to Clark College | US community colleges offer higher education at lower cost | The Betti Tool Fund: a generous donor pays it forward | WWCC transfer programs transform students’ lives | LWTech receives $275K grant for advanced manufacturing training | Applied learning: SPSCC alumnus helps design remodel for CAD/BIM program | 'Terrorist threats' made against Clover Park Technical College >>

News Links | September 21, 2017

September 21, 2017

Social media provides relief for those awaiting word from Mexico quake zone | Wine Scene: Back to school for YVC winemaking students | Opinion: Working together to revitalize timber and farm country | Enumclaw teen spent summer immersed in North African culture | Working for and with others | College, distilleries partner in new 'Craft District' | Edmonds School District students have built 40 houses since 1975 | Opinion: Burbank: Underfunding college shifts burden. debt to students | Why digital marketing firm Intellitonic calls Bellingham home | Columbia Basin College sees spike in Running Start enrollment | Late World War II veteran’s van finds new home | Fall classes begin at Big Bend >>

News Links | September 7, 2017

September 07, 2017

Thousands potentially eligible for DACA in Yakima County | With DACA’s end in sight, Washington colleges and officials urge Congress to act | Washington fighting DACA repeal | DACA recipients, supporters rally in Skagit County | DACA phase-out leaves many Tri-Citians worried and uncertain | Downtown Yakima rally brings out supporters for DACA recipients | Walla Walla Community College teacher advances vineyard technology | EvCC teacher awarded grant to buy water-sampling equipment | Highline’s Puente Program aims to build bridge for disadvantaged students >>

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 >>

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