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The Spring Fling Veteran Career Fair will bring 30 employers to Chemeketa Community College tomorrow, June 1.
Job opportunities cover a range of fields, including healthcare, transportation, tech, agriculture, law enforcement and education.
The fair will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, with the first hour reserved for veterans. The event will be at Chemeketa’s Student Center, building 2, at 4000 Lancaster Dr. N.E.
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Willamette’s new computer science school will differ from programs at larger universities with a focus on ethics and the human implications of technology woven into the curriculum, Dean Jameson Watts…
30 May 2023
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Willamette’s new computer science school will differ from programs at larger universities with a focus on ethics and the human implications of technology woven into the curriculum, Dean Jameson Watts…
30 May 2023
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Celebrating 44 years since the adoption of the constitution of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, Marshallese people from across the state gathered for speeches, performances and a weekend of…
30 May 2023
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Celebrating 44 years since the adoption of the constitution of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, Marshallese people from across the state gathered for speeches, performances and a weekend of…
30 May 2023
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ON THE RADIO: Listen to our journalists discuss the news of the day with Wendy Brokaw of Capital Community Media. TODAY: Covid vaccines in schools, elections and the school board…
30 May 2023
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ON THE RADIO: Listen to our journalists discuss the news of the day with Wendy Brokaw of Capital Community Media. TODAY: Covid vaccines in schools, elections and the school board…
30 May 2023
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