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Not-so-basic Training: Apprenti Bridges Tech Talent and Diversity Gaps

Apprenti program helps ‘democratize’ tech-job opportunities.

Impact Washington Offers Manufacturers Free COVID-19 Operating Guidance

Impact Washington is offering free assessments of manufacturing facilities to help small and midsize manufacturers ensure they’re meeting guidelines for safe restart and operation under the governor’s COVID-19 guidelines.

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Bothell Company Unveils New Bed Bike for Bedridden Riders

A Bothell-based company that makes portable full-body cycling equipment today announced a new bed bike and special pedal to help people who are bedridden get therapeutic exercise.

The new Providence ElderPlace Alder in Kent includes common areas for social gatherings and meals.

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Providence ElderPlace opens in Kent

Providence ElderPlace — a care system for older adults that combines healthcare and social services in one place — opened its newest location on June 1 in Kent to serve more vulnerable, low-income seniors in South King County.

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Microsoft President to Speak at Bellevue College Virtual Commencement

Microsoft president will address graduates as the keynote speaker for Bellevue College’s first-ever virtual commencement ceremony on Friday, June 19.

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Snoqualmie Casino Now Open

This morning, Snoqualmie Casino reopened to the general public after a prolonged closure in response to Washington’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” order.

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New Group Joins Governor in ‘Wear A Mask Washington’ Initiative

Restart Partners, a new nonprofit focused on empowering all communities to save lives and livelihoods during COVID-19, recently announced with Gov. Jay Inslee the “Wear A Mask Washington” initiative to promote mask-wearing.

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Rudy’s Barbershop in Bellevue to be Among Chain’s First to Reopen

Rudy’s Barbershop — a fixture in the Seattle metro area since 1993 and with three stores on the Eastside — is preparing to reopen under the state’s phased COVID-19 guidelines. Its Bellevue store is expected to be among the first to reopen.

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Tech Industry Association Now Officially Accepts Cryptocurrencies

The Washington Technology Industry Association (WTIA) announced May 27 that it now accepts cryptocurrencies as a payment option for membership, sponsorship, and select partnerships.

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In the midst of uncertainty, take time to update your long-term financial plans

Take control of your financial destiny. The three Coffeehouse principles can be your guide.