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| Students help create election night coverage in Whatcom County | |||
| Students to assist in live election night coverage | |||
| Economic study paints rosy picture of Carlsborg; $2 billion in services, goods over 4 years cited | A study sanctioned by Clallam County Economic Development Council and Carlsborg Business and Property Owners Association paints an economic picture of the unincorporated Carlsborg community that surprises some business owners there. Don Butler, owner of High Energy |
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| Study shows impact of Carlsborg businesses | A recently released economic profile reveals businesses in Carlsborg generated close to 2-billion dollars in goods and services in the past 5 years. |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø education students heading to Kenya to teach in rural schools | Western Washington University education students are required to do a short-term internship before graduating, with many students working in schools up and down Interstate 5. |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø community health student spends summer working with youth in Uganda | |||
| Worms stars of skills center’s new composting system | In a way, worms are the wave of the future. The North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center’s Culinary Arts program, where students train for hospitality industry careers, is installing a composting system that employs worms — hardworking red ones from the Kingston Worm Farm. “I believe… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Costello to speak on making use of student interns at WCN meeting Thursday | |||
| Shannon Point Marine Center establishes summer internship for the arts | |||
| Shannon Point Marine Center selected as site for scientific diving internship |