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Sleeping giant pries open Canucks' eyes	On Sunday, Vancouver scientist Pat Byrne will head to Rogers Arena, home of the Canucks, and begin setting the NHL team's travel plan for the remainder of the season. By that time he will know the score of a Rugby World Cup semi-final match between New Zealand's All Blacks and…	2011-10-17
Keegan to move on after decade of Peninsula College growth	Tom Keegan, who led Peninsula College through an unprecedented decade of growth with new campus buildings and facilities in Port Angeles as well as larger classroom satellites in Port Townsend and Forks, is leaving. Keegan announced Thursday that he accepted the presidency of Skagit…	2011-10-14
Keegan picked to lead Skagit College	The Skagit Valley College Board of Trustees at its Oct. 12 board meeting unanimously selected Dr. Thomas Keegan as the college’s sixth president. As the result of a national search, Keegan was selected from a pool of forty applicants. &��;#13;…	2011-10-14
Clallam County planner wins quarterly award, parking spot	Clallam County Long Range Planner Robert Knapp earned the Department of Community Development’s employee of the quarter award for the third quarter, department Director Sheila Roark Miller announced. As a token for his efforts, Knapp gets three months of designated parking at the…	2011-10-10
Peninsula’s Keegan a finalist for Skagit Valley College president	Peninsula College President Tom Keegan is one of four finalists for the presidency of Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon. Keegan, a 1978 graduate and former graduate intern at Skagit, said he is happy at Peninsula College but couldn’t pass up the “unique opportunity” to return to…	2011-09-26
Is Seattle creating ghettos of poverty and pollution?	In Seattle, the rich may get richer. But the poor get pollution. A recently published study by academics from the state shows that the most dangerous air pollution in Seattle is becoming concentrated on the vulnerable residents of poor neighborhoods.	2011-09-21
Professor's research shows neighborhood disparities in Seattle's pollution distribution and exposure risks		2011-09-20
New high school principals ring in 2011-12 school year	New principals at both Chugiak and Eagle River High will greet students when the 2011-12 school year officially begins this Tuesday, Aug. 16. Former Eagle River teacher Marty Lang is taking over as the new principal in the school's seventh year in existence.…	2011-08-11
Kingston skydiver lived life to fullest, say family members	Family members say Zack Fogle died doing what he loved most — living life to the fullest. The 27-year-old quadriplegic from Kingston was skydiving Saturday afternoon in northwestern Montana when he failed to manually deploy his emergency parachute after jumping.…	2011-08-04
�� graduate students honored with U.S. Forest Service award		2011-08-03

Sleeping giant pries open Canucks' eyes

On Sunday, Vancouver scientist Pat Byrne will head to Rogers Arena, home of the Canucks, and begin setting the NHL team's travel plan for the remainder of the season.

By that time he will know the score of a Rugby World Cup semi-final match between New Zealand's All Blacks and…

2011-10-17

Keegan to move on after decade of Peninsula College growth

Tom Keegan, who led Peninsula College through an unprecedented decade of growth with new campus buildings and facilities in Port Angeles as well as larger classroom satellites in Port Townsend and Forks, is leaving.

Keegan announced Thursday that he accepted the presidency of Skagit…

2011-10-14

Keegan picked to lead Skagit College

The Skagit Valley College Board of Trustees at its Oct. 12 board meeting unanimously selected Dr. Thomas Keegan as the college’s sixth president.

As the result of a national search, Keegan was selected from a pool of forty applicants.
&��;#13;…

2011-10-14

Clallam County planner wins quarterly award, parking spot

Clallam County Long Range Planner Robert Knapp earned the Department of Community Development’s employee of the quarter award for the third quarter, department Director Sheila Roark Miller announced.

As a token for his efforts, Knapp gets three months of designated parking
at the…

2011-10-10

Peninsula’s Keegan a finalist for Skagit Valley College president

Peninsula College President Tom Keegan is one of four finalists for the presidency of Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon.

Keegan, a 1978 graduate and former graduate intern at Skagit, said he is happy at Peninsula College but couldn’t pass up the “unique opportunity” to return to…

2011-09-26

Is Seattle creating ghettos of poverty and pollution?

In Seattle, the rich may get richer.
But the poor get pollution.
A recently published study by academics from the state shows that the most dangerous air pollution in Seattle is becoming concentrated on the vulnerable residents of poor neighborhoods.

2011-09-21

Professor's research shows neighborhood disparities in Seattle's pollution distribution and exposure risks

2011-09-20

New high school principals ring in 2011-12 school year

New principals at both Chugiak and Eagle River High will greet students when the 2011-12 school year officially begins this Tuesday, Aug. 16.

Former Eagle River teacher Marty Lang is taking over as the new principal in the school's seventh year in existence.…

2011-08-11

Kingston skydiver lived life to fullest, say family members

Family members say Zack Fogle died doing what he loved most — living life to the fullest.

The 27-year-old quadriplegic from Kingston was skydiving Saturday afternoon in northwestern Montana when he failed to manually deploy his emergency parachute after jumping.…

2011-08-04

�� graduate students honored with U.S. Forest Service award

2011-08-03

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