AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Service: Peninsula College in Port Angeles is launching Washington’s first 911-dispatcher training course, pairing online classes with local agency visits to help build a statewide hiring pipeline. Culture & Community: Spokane’s Community Language Club blends language lessons with cooking and song, while Seattle marked Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a gathering at Daybreak Star. Arts: Yakima Symphony horn player Jeffrey Snedeker brings a jazz-focused recital to Yakima on Oct. 18; Spokane novelist Gregory Spatz launches a Vivaldi-inspired book Friday. Fall Traditions: Yakima Valley pumpkin patches and corn mazes offer hayrides, cider and family outings around the region. Workers’ Rights: MOHAI workers have unionized, and a King County judge preliminarily awarded about 70 Puget Sound bikini baristas $1.85 million in a wage-and-hour case.
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