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Registration open
for Women of Achievement
The event, which
recognizes women who make a positive impact in
Registration is
available online at www.ywcaclarkcounty.org, over the phone by
calling
Event co-sponsors
are
Reporter caught
red-faced stealing
Yesterday, in
reporting the departure of Columbia Credit Union president Parker Cann to Boeing Employees Credit Union, the state's largest credit
union as vice president and chief counsel, one of the
Insider staff writers
reported that Columbia Credit Union assets are $750,000. Couldn't
have been much further from the truth. Columbia Credit Union assets
are $750 million.
Probst
introduces internships measure
A proposal to
link high school students with high-demand careers was approved
today by the House. Rep.
Tim Probst, D-Vancouver,
introduced the measure to address, in part, high school dropout
prevention and a lack of skilled workers in growing fields.
“Opportunity
Internships are life-changing for some students. They provide
a connection to the real working world, and help students understand
the relevance of their education. We can show students what
great things they can achieve,” Probst said. “Opportunity
Internships are a way to reengage at-risk students while also
helping local industries grow.” Opportunity Internships, House Bill 1355, is one of four pieces of Probst’s Middle-Class Action Plan. The other pieces deal with middle-class tax relief, reducing small business regulation, and becoming an energy exporter to the world. The legislation is Probst’s first to pass out of the House, receiving a vote of 65 to 32. It now goes to the Senate for consideration.
Southwest
Washington Math, Engineering, and Science Achievement program (
MESA Day is a
festival of learning, discovery, competitions, activities, and fun
events that encourage camaraderie and spark interest in careers
related to the fields of math, science, and engineering. More than
140 middle school students from three school districts will have the
opportunity to showcase design, problem solving, mathematical and
communication skills on a competitive basis at this MESA Day event.
Southwest
Washington MESA is housed at Washington State University Vancouver
and serves students from Jason Lee, McLoughlin, Cascade, Pacific,
Canyon Creek, and Jemtegaard middle schools. In addition to
Evergreen,
"Our students
always look forward to participating in this event," said
Arnetta Burney, Director of Southwest Washington MESA.
Interested
volunteers can contact Burney at,
360-546-9355.
News Brief
The American Red
Cross is celebrating March as Red Cross Month nationwide.
A local open house
celebration will be held in Community Calendar Links
Friday, March
6 Headlines Council backs 12-lane bridge with conditions--Columbian, Jeffrey Mize Hockinson selects superintendent--Columbian, Howard Buck Sun, rain, then snow--Columbian, Laura McVicker Clark County gets crime money--Columbian, Laura McVicker Obama to reverse stem cell restrictions--USA Today Is South Carolina out of the dance?--USA Today Clinton, Russian envoy vow to 'reset'--MSNBC.com Art world ponders options in new economy--New York Times Google Top News Headlines: http://news.google.com/
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