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Panel: Businesses, colleges must work together to help train workers | Investing in public higher education and encouraging collaboration between public colleges and private companies is the best way for the state to have a skilled workforce. |
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Western's CEV to host social media workshop | Western Washington University's Center for Economic Vitality, in partnership with the Ferndale Chamber of Commerce, is offering a free business workshop, "Social Media: Stalking Your Customers for Fun and Profit," from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 26 in the Whatcom… |
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²ÝÁñÉçÇø has 3 days of events planned for Fall Family Open House | Community members and families of Western Washington University students are invited to three days of events in October for the annual Fall Family Open House. |
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Western's CEV to attend BC hospitality expo | Western Washington University's Center for Economic Vitality, through its Jump Start Washington Exports program, will host its first British Columbia trade mission to the BC Hospitality Industry Conference & Expo. |
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CEV continues 'Open Office Hours' at Woods Coffee locations Oct. 6 | |||
Some positive signs for Whatcom County's economy | With the summer of 2011 coming to a close, some aspects of the Whatcom County economic picked up. |
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Marine center visits Bellingham to teach about native plants and animals | |||
Western's Center for Economic Vitality to host customer service workshop in Lynden | Western Washington University's Center for Economic Vitality, the Lynden Chamber of Commerce and the Lynden Downtown Business Association will host "Shockingly Good: How To Keep Your Customers Coming Back," from 8 to 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 23, at Dutch Mothers Restaurant, 405 Front… |
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CEV to co-host free customer-service seminar Sept. 23 in Lynden | |||
Federal Building in downtown Bellingham could become arts center | The city's Public Development Authority board is developing plans that could transform the old downtown Federal Building into a home for a Western Washington University program to help local artists develop successful art-based businesses. |