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| Auburn woman completes national service program | They responded to Hurricane Sandy, fought fires, provided relief to disaster-devastated communities, mentored disadvantaged youth, coordinated thousands of volunteers, and developed into leaders. Auburn's Julia Dykers was among 479 graduates of the AmeriCorps National Civilian… |
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| Whatcom Creek restoration to happen during Back2Bellingham | |||
| Scholarship Center looking for volunteers to help recognize students | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø again lauded for community service | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø students volunteer to offer free tax preparation through April 15 | |||
| Returned Peace Corps volunteers to speak at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø at 4 today | |||
| Editorial: Graduates’ service rate speaks well of region | Washington universities hit a rare trifecta Tuesday, one that reflects well not only on the institutions, but on the state and region as well. The Peace Corps released its annual list of universities with the most graduates accepted into the ranks of its volunteers. Since its creation by… |
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| Western celebrated at Peace Corps events Tuesday | |||
| Washington colleges top lists for most Peace Corps volunteers | Maybe it’s something in the water: Washington schools top the lists of large, medium and small colleges producing the most Peace Corps volunteers. It’s the first time one state has dominated all three categories of the Peace Corps’ list. The University of Washington tied for the most… |