- FVCC Leads Way as Running Start Program Expands (Flathead Beacon)
When 20 Flathead High School students enrolled in a pilot program called Running Start at Flathead Valley Community College in 1996, the concept of high schoolers earning college credit was already well developed in states like Washington, Utah and Minnesota. In Montana, though, the idea of expediting higher education had yet to take hold. Now, more than a decade later, FVCC has set the ...
- Flavor of the games (Rapid City Journal)
Like many good cooks, Jin Washington doesn’t measure her ingredients when she puts together her recipes. She relies on the three qualities of Chinese cooking to set a banquet before her guests: color, aroma and taste.
- Food news from around Puget Sound (Seattle Times)
Almost time for Oktoberfest; local food gets top billing at A Taste of WSU; FDA to allow irradiation of iceberg lettuce and spinach; Skillet lands in Details magazine; Macrina bakery celebrates 15 years with free cookies; Ethan Stowell shares tips on dining and cooking for one; Pearl to open in Bellevue; Culinary Communion doubles teaching staff.
- Tasty Dorm Food Made Easy (Palatka Daily News)
(ARA) - Remember when dorm food meant cooking on a hot plate? Times have changed. At many colleges, school-sponsored housing means a furnished apartment with a full kitchen -- and the opportunity to eat healthy.
- The 10 best adventure travel bargains of 2008 (USA Today)
A real bargain adventure has to work hard for the money you put into it, offering you a once-in-a-lifetime travel experience, teaching you new skills you can apply elsewhere, or providing a depth and breadth of experiences at a cost you'd be hard pressed to match on your own.
- Apples, pumpkins, music, poetry, trolleys ... they're all part of the Fall festival fun (The Herald-Mail)
Take craft booths, food vendors, live music, children's activities, some fresh air and a crowd of happy people. Mix well, and you have a festival.
- George Snow Scholarship Fund, partners, mark 25 years of giving (Boca Raton News)
The George Snow Scholarship Fund of Boca Raton and its partners provide “educational grants to some of our area’s brightest and most deserving young scholars,” said Tim Snow, fund president.
- In your neighborhood August 27 (The Columbian)
Shumway: Alexandra Olsavsky and Stephanie Bivins, both incoming seniors at Vancouver School of Arts and Academics, were part of one of five performing groups from across the state selected to play for more than 300 guests at a garden party Aug. 1 that kicked off the centennial celebration at the Governor’s Mansion in Olympia.
- News Updates: (Berkeley Daily Planet)
Until earlier this month, students at Martin Luther King Middle School in Berkeley could pretty much eat lunch anywhere they wanted. Most preferred the baseball field, the steps of the amphitheater, or, as a former King middle-schooler put it, “behind the trucks for maximum shade.”
- Aerospace Notebook: Father-daughter duo's farewell flight (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
When Alaska Airlines operated the last of its MD-80 passenger flights this past weekend, it was also a farewell of sorts for a father and daughter.
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