Member Announcements
Kids Financial Bootcamp – Elementary & Middle School Session – 2/25/21 3:30pm – RSVP Here Wealth is a mindset. Let’s build it together. Money can’t buy happiness, but it affords us the ability to buy two things that the wealthy say are far more important than money: Freedom and Time. We don’t teach kids…
A number of projects and developments that began in 2020 at the Port of Skagit continue to move forward, along with new projects that are set to begin this year. This realized and anticipated growth has prompted the addition of two new professional positions with the Port. A Project Manager position and an Environmental Planning…
Subtitle Drew, an African American surgeon, was the medical director of the first Red Cross blood bank in 1941. Drew’s research about the storage and shipment of blood plasma proved that blood could be stored for transfusions. Many of the processes he developed are still in use today. As the first African American chair of…
Yes! Skagit Valley College will be open for Spring Quarter! While classes will be offered mostly online, we will offer in-person opportunities in select courses and Workforce programs. Our Basic Education for Adults program will also include limited in-person classes. Classes begin Monday, April 5, 2021 and registration dates are as follows: Registration for Continuing Students…
With the inauguration of the new administration and April 15th just around the corner, it’s important to plan ahead and take advantage of top tax strategies that could impact you and your business. Join us as we share top strategies to action on prior to April 15th for business owners including: Funding tax shelters for…
Mount Vernon City Councilmember Richard Brocksmith was recently appointed by Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan to serve as an Alternate Commissioner on the Skagit Environmental Endowment Commission (SEEC). The SEEC was created to manage an endowment fund established to conserve and protect wilderness and wildlife habitat; enhance recreational opportunities; acquire mineral or timber rights consistent with…
Skagit Valley College’s Continuing and Community Education program (CCE) allows you to engage, connect, learn, and grow from the comfort of your home by offering short-term, non-credit courses. A variety of Personal Enrichment courses are still available during the month of January: Castles and Ancient Stones, Jan. 31-Feb. 28, Sundays, 1-3pm Daoist Qigong, Jan. 26-March…