Prospective students and their families are invited to learn about Highline Community College's Puget Sound Early College at an information meeting on Wednesday, May 2.
The early college program gives high school juniors and seniors an opportunity to earn a high school diploma and an associate of arts degree simultaneously, tuition-free.
There are costs for student fees, books, and supplies.
During the 6:30 p.m.
A popular saying among young musicians asks, "How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice."
And practice members of the Highline Community College Chorale, directed by Sandra Glover, obviously have done.
The HCC Chorale is scheduled to perform in Carnegie Hall on April 22 by invitation from MidAmerica Productions in New York.
The choir will join four other outstanding choruses selected from throughout North America to form a festival chorus of approximately 175 singers.
They will be accompanied by the New England Symphonic Ensemble, conducted by Dr.
Community and youth organizations that are interested in developing or renovating neighborhood youth sports facilities can qualify for matching grants of up to $75,000 from King County.
The Youth Sports Facility Grants Program, administered by King County Parks and Recreation, is accepting applications from qualified groups that partner with a public agency, such as a school district or city parks department, to develop or renovate sports facilities.
Grant requests range from $5,000 to $75,000.
SPORTS CORRESPONDENT
It was pretty, quick and painless, for one, and, ugly, quick and painful for the other, as rivals battled it out in girls fastpitch with Decatur beating visting Federal Way, 11-1 in a five-inning mercy rule-shortened game April 10.
The Gators and Eagles both need to improve to make it into the playoffs.
SPORTS CORRESPONDENT
Federal Way had a two-goal lead over Decatur 20 minutes in and that was enough to hold on against a hard-charging rival in the second half, getting a 2-0 victory at Federal Way Memorial Friday.
Eagles head coach Jason Baumgardt likes what he is seeing.
"Again, excellent game," said Baumgardt.
The Eagles have gone from an abysmal 2-7 league season last year to a startling and sterling 6-0-1 mark to lead the South Puget Sound League South through the first half of the season.
March 7, 1918-
February 25, 2007
Paul G. Harper was born in San Diego, California, in 1918. He attended San Diego State College and graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Economics. At college, he was a dashing figure in his Pierce-Arrow touring car, and there he met his wife to be, Dorothy Lou Hayes. They married December 27, 1941, during a wartime blackout in San Diego.
He received a commission in the Navy and served for three years on Espiritu Santo in the Pacific theater.
Born July 18, 1934, in Seattle, Barbara Smith passed away at the age of 72 on April 4, 2007. She was the beloved mother of Wade, Randy, Lawrence, and Jesse Smith; grandmother of five; daughter of Rachel Belbeck; sister of Gerald Belbeck; and a plethora of relatives and friends had the honor of calling her "Mom."
She was preceded in death by her husband, Lennis, father Rupert Belbeck, and brother Robert Belbeck. Always up for a long night spent with family, Barb enjoyed telling stories, playing cards and making jokes, but mostly she thrived with life, being with those she loved.
Age 83, died Easter Sunday, April 8, 2007. At his request, there will be no services.
April 18,1926 - April 11, 2007, was survived by wife, Jacque, son, Layne, daughter, Virginia (Brian) Lorton, grandchildren, Kathryn (Dan) English, Sarah, Layne Jr. (Renee), Daniel, Benjamin, Elizabeth, Nicholas, brother: Dale (Janet), sister, Shirley (Bruce) Smith.
As he requested no service, memorials to: North Highline Fire Department or Seattle City Fire Department. Please sign our guestbook at www.howden-kennedy.com
Born July 18, 1934 in Seattle, passed away at the age of 72 on April 4, 2007. Beloved mother of Wade, Randy, Lawrence, and Jesse Smith; grandmother of 5, daughter of Rachel Belbeck; sister of Gerald Belbeck and a plethora of relatives and friends who had the honor of calling her "Mom." Preceded in death by her husband Lennis, father Rupert Belbeck, and brother Robert Belbeck. Always up for a long night spent with family, Barb enjoyed telling stories, playing cards, making jokes but mostly she thrived with life, being with those she loved.
