We've researched various ways to save money on college textbooks, including tips for getting the best price on new and used books, buying digital ebooks or renting textbooks, plus a few other tricks. Tips for maximizing your book buying (and returning) dollars Here are some general guidelines for saving money when … [Read more...] about How to save money on college textbooks
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Free Small Business Fair in Renton
Small businesses are facing unique challenges in navigating a new and evolving "normal" as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, like many events the Small Biz Fair will transition from a traditional in-person to an all-virtual format. Washington Small Business Fair (Biz Fair) is an free annual … [Read more...] about Free Small Business Fair in Renton
7 ways to pay for college without loans
There are several ways to pay for college without resorting to college loans. Loans are a type of financial aid that must be repaid, with interest. College loans leave you with a financial obligation after completing college. This strategy can be a great path into careers that have the possibility of lucrative … [Read more...] about 7 ways to pay for college without loans
STEM for kids at home with Rosie Research
Science projects are a key part of learning for all kids. With school closures, many families are wondering how to fill in the gap with science activities at home. "Rosie Research" on Bainbridge Island helps families do just that. What's more, the projects and activities are affordable and fun for kids and … [Read more...] about STEM for kids at home with Rosie Research
Companies that are hiring now
We’re experiencing one of the steepest economic declines in a long while with no clear end in sight. Despite this, there is demand for employees at some companies, especially grocery stores and various other food companies, drug stores, delivery services, and hardware stores. Some jobs are part time or temporary. … [Read more...] about Companies that are hiring now
When will you get the CARES Act stimulus check?
Senate Bill S.3548, also known as the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act or the CARES Act provides emergency assistance and health care for individuals, families, and businesses in need. Among other things, the bill provides funding for $1,200 tax rebates to individuals, with additional $500 payments … [Read more...] about When will you get the CARES Act stimulus check?
Find and apply for food and beverage jobs on Poachedjobs.com
One of the best ways (better than Craigslist) to find and apply for food and beverage jobs in Seattle the online hospitality job board system Poachedjobs.com. The system makes it easy for to find job openings and share your resume with hiring managers. About Poachedjobs.com Poached is not just another job … [Read more...] about Find and apply for food and beverage jobs on Poachedjobs.com
$25 summer language camp (grades 9-12) in Seattle
OneWorld Now! (OWN) was founded in Seattle in 2002. OWN serves diverse populations of youth, provides opportunities to learn world languages and navigate diverse cultures, and builds leadership skills. Their programs prepare students to interact in new environments and build the skills to be effective global citizens. … [Read more...] about $25 summer language camp (grades 9-12) in Seattle
