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News Links | July 16, 2019

July 16, 2019

Edmonds commemorates Apollo 11 moon landing — now and then | Chevelle Yeckel reads “The Woman Who Married a Bear” by Anne Haven McDonnell | Give our youth the support they need to grasp the rewards of a postsecondary education | Bulletin Board: News from Tacoma and beyond: National SkillsUSA competition nets big win for Bates Technical College student | Active shooter training at Wenatchee Valley College and Confluence Health | EDB represents Pierce County and Washington state at SelectUSA Investment Summit | Jose Fuentes reads “Silas Fishing 1967” by Sean Hill >>

News Links | July 11, 2019

July 11, 2019

Southwest Washington prepares for STP riders this weekend | Edmonds CC awarded accreditation for College in the High School program | Wenatchee Valley College and Confluence Health hosting emergency training exercise | TCC president Dr. Ivan Harrell appointed to AACC Commission on Structured Pathways | SPSCC to host 3-day VA event: Economic Investment Initiative | Karlee Norton reads "Grinding Grain" by Allen Braden | Wine, women and Shakespeare set for Port Angeles Fine Arts Center | Girl coding camp at CBC | Federal Way resident among 4 earning top employee honors | New law means WCC is truly free for some | Grant aids WVC students | More Leadership Grays Harbor graduates | Governor Inslee appoints SPSCC alumna Student Regent at University of Washington >>

News Links | July 9, 2019

July 09, 2019

Highline alumna looks to future in bioengineering | Local artist featured at RTC | At Pike Place Market, seniors and kids work well together – and schools and day cares nationwide are noticing | Business beat | Shoreline Honors College students present research projects at prestigious UW Research Symposium | New course on track for future med students | Olympic College student selected to visit NASA in July | Fewer pieces in SPSCC’s juried art exhibition gives local artists room to shine | Peninsula College selects annual English Essay Award winners | Stories of success at YVC's 90th commencement | Four local businesses donate hours of time to renovate Benton Co. jet patrol boat | Washington community colleges aim to help more students of color complete credentials >>

News Links | July 2, 2019

July 02, 2019

In response to economic demand, Centralia College starts commercial driving course | Schools shine at Washington State wine competition | Cornhole event brings the game's elite to Centralia | Living-wage jobs in Whatcom County are going unfilled. ‘We need young people ...’ | K-Pop World Festival came to Seattle looking for the next great star. Here’s who they found. | Southwest Washington High Tech Council targets education | Rosé on the rise | Esports: Peninsula College setting up competitive video gaming program | Mount Vernon nurse returns from relief efforts in Venezuela | From the Newsroom: Seasoned pros are back in the fold | Teaching, Learning, Community: EdCC President Dr. Amit Singh talks about school’s mission | The new Spokane Falls Community College president opens up about the challenges and opportunities ahead | The popular exhibit ‘Art of the Garden’ is back at the Schack | Inslee appoints Jeanne Bennett as new Clark College trustee | Peninsula College bridge builders earn high marks in international competition | Small crowd but lively discussion at Shoreline CC public meeting >>

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