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Lisa Palazzi, CPSS, PWS Three SCJ Alliance staff are among the first in Washington state to have passed the exam for the Mazama Pocket Gopher Protocol and Mound Identification training. The training was provided by the United States Fish and…
A young father in Yelm looks forward to hosting get-togethers and cooking for his family and friends – something he can’t do now because his kitchen isn’t wide enough for his wheelchair. A young man in Tenino looks forward to…
Ski lift industry honors aerial ropeway engineer for lifetime of innovation and service. Jamie Bunch in Jackson Hole, Wyo. Each year, the Rocky Mountain Lift Association honors one person with an award for contributions and unselfish devotion to the ski…
SCJ Landscape Designer Angie Vos (center) with her four children: Christopher and Nicholas (top) and Chloe and Hayden (bottom). Hayden was diagnosed with an EOS disease in 2010. When Hayden Knight was just 2 years old, he was given a…
Senior Principal Jean Carr accepts the South Sound Reading Foundation’s first ever Business Partner Literacy Champion Award on behalf of SCJ. SCJ earned the South Sound Reading Foundation’s first Business Partner Literacy Champion Award at the foundation's Readers are Leaders…
What is the 48th positive odd integer? If 95 didn’t jump to mind, you wouldn’t have made it far in Thurston County’s MATHCOUNTS competition this year. It took just seconds for local mathletes from Jefferson Middle School to answer that…
In 1995, Brad Shea graduated from Saint Martin’s, and for the past two decades has made a name for himself as one of the top roundabout engineers in the country. Today, he’s back in Lacey with 16 other Saints alumni…
Four tools to assist in the development of more sustainable roads, buildings, and communities. Sustainability is about more than just being “green.” It’s about striking a balance between meeting environmental, economic, and social needs and finding a way to build…
A statistic that went around last year gained a lot of traction: 1,000 people are moving to Seattle every week! While that population boom means a lot of things for a lot of people, we know one industry really feels…
The “Olympic Discovery Trail” is its official name, but its nickname, “the pathway to the Pacific,” might be more revealing. Nearly 30 years ago, three young cyclists came up with an idea to create a non-motorized trail crossing the width…
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