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Fall enrollment a mixed bag for Blue Mountain Community College - Vimarsana News

Fall enrollment a mixed bag for Blue Mountain Community College

PENDLETON — When Blue Mountain Community College President Mark Browning began his tenure in September, he stated he was hoping the college wouldn’t see its enrollment drop by more than

Hiring staff a challenge for some Sudbury restaurants - Vimarsana News

Hiring staff a challenge for some Sudbury restaurants

Some Sudbury restaurants have had to cut their hours to adapt to a labour shortage that has affected the industry across Canada.

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As schools restart, so do COVID-19 outbreaks - Vimarsana News

As schools restart, so do COVID-19 outbreaks

UMATILLA COUNTY — The continued surge in new COVID-19 cases in Umatilla County is beginning to take a toll on the local education system.

New BMCC president to start Sept. 7 - Vimarsana News

New BMCC president to start Sept. 7

PENDLETON — The start date and salary are set for Blue Mountain Community College’s eighth president. Having announced his hiring in June, the BMCC Board of Education unanimously voted to approve a contract with Mark Browning at a Wednesday, July 7, meeting. Currently the vice president of college relations at West Idaho College, Browning will begin working full-time at Blue Mountain Sept. 7. The college will pay Browning $161,000 per year for his services. Calling in to the virtual meeting, Browning said he was “absolutely thrilled and tickled” to secure the job and was e...

BMCC finalists make their pitch for president - Vimarsana News

BMCC finalists make their pitch for president

PENDLETON — The competition to become Blue Mountain Community College’s next president is down to four.