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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 19, 2017

September 19, 2017

A soon-to-be empty nester wants help finding her second career | Former Peninsula College president dies | The story behind Edmonds Community College's relay station | Clark College lands $10,000 development grant | BTC building awarded LEED Gold certification | Clark County ‘Dreamers’ face a nightmare | 50 years of home-grown higher ed | Olympic College mosaic finally has a permanent home | This new Pacific Northwest history textbook is a page turner | Education, experience helps Mukilteo restaurant succeed | Everett Community College | Informational poster answers questions about Mount Vernon mural | Yakima Valley College to offer degree in teacher education | New presidents or provosts | A year of change ahead for South Seattle College and its interim president Peter Lortz | Seattle's cook shortage could affect your next restaurant tab >>

News Links | September 14, 2017

September 14, 2017

SCC welcomes students back with peaceful ceremony led by Tibetan Buddhist monks | Microsoft backs Seattle-Vancouver high-speed rail study as Cascadia conference aims to deepen ties between regions | Bellevue students protected as federal government seeks end of DACA | OC program ‘opens the door’ to students who can’t attend class during work day | Local services battle high college dropout rates | Foundation strives to help homeless students attend college, get career training | Olympic College, tribe team up to offer night classes in Suquamish >>

News Links | September 12, 2017

September 12, 2017

Michigan provost to lead Columbia Basin College | Insider Insight: Christine Johnson | Western Governors University looks to expand local footprint | Lifelong learning | DACA phase out: 'I am from here,' Bremerton Dreamer says | Teachers learn 3D printing at Edmonds CC | McAuliffe inducted to the Northshore School District Wall of Honor | Columbia Basin College nearing decision on new president | Spokane Community College opens Pullman campus | In the hands of homeless teens and refugees, cameras offer a different view of Spokane in Terrain’s ‘Snapshot’ exhibit | How housing authorities can shape school outcomes | Walla Walla Vintners a Washington pioneer | Columbia Basin College is offering student housing this fall | Five viticulture programs offered in Washington | Bates Technical College’s apprenticeship navigator receives accolades for re-entry work >>

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