BELLINGHAM — A new marketing strategy for Western Washington University has come up with a new tagline.
It’s “Active Minds Changing Lives.”
The university in Bellingham said it was influenced by research into the identification of its character strengths.
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As construction crews bring in large concrete beams necessary for construction, trucks could impact parking and slow traffic along Glenwood Avenue.
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Unionized drivers are fighting for better pay, retirement and health care benefits. Both sides lay the blame on each other for the stalemate.
The council recognized October as Domestic Violence Awareness and Disability Employment Awareness Month.
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