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Baker Boyer National Bank
Walla Walla, WA, 99362
The Original Bank in the Pacific Northwest... and Much More. From our founding to today, Baker Boyer’s success has been based on an entrepreneurial approach, always looking for innovative ways to add value to the businesses and communities we serve. Our founder, Dr. Dorsey Baker, was the embodiment of this, as a serial entrepreneur and philanthropist here in the Walla Walla Valley. He founded a medical practice, a mercantile, built a railroad, started a steamship company, donated the land where Whitman College resides, and of course he founded Baker Boyer National Bank. We have assembled a terrific team of Advisors with expertise in commercial lending, succession planning, asset management, estate planning, and much more. As you may have noticed, where many banks and other companies are reducing in-person services, Baker Boyer continues to prioritize personal interactions. Please explore our solutions and insights, and set up an appointment to meet us in person.
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Berney Elementary
Walla Walla, WA, 99362
Berney elementary originally opened its doors in 1904 as a four room school house serving students up to the eighth grade. It was a modern building with electric lights and central heating, but not running water. Berney school was named for U.H. Berney who served as chairman for the school district for over 25 years. Mr. Berney donated the land for our athletic field and the bell for the bell tower which is still in use today. Berney has a long standing tradition as a community school and we have many second and third generation Berney Bulldogs. We have a caring and committed staff that go above and beyond to make sure that our students succeed.
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Blue Mountain Community Foundation
Walla Walla, WA, 99362
Blue Mountain Community Foundation (BMCF) started in 1984 based on the idea that the area needed a place for donors who cared about the community to make long-term charitable investments. BMCF mission is to be the catalyst that transforms the Blue Mountain region by growing generosity and connecting people, charitable causes, and community needs. Their vision for the valley is to be a more thriving, engaged, and caring Blue Mountain community. Participating in Blue Zone Project has been a natural fit.
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City of College Place
College Place, WA, 99324
Mission: Our mission is to provide leadership and effective, fiscally responsible services that achieve our community's vision. Vision: By 2027, College Place is noted for its vibrant downtown with a mix of small businesses and housing that interfaces with Walla Walla University that give residents and a growing tourist trade the feeling of a small town. The City has attracted large-scale commercial development along its most trafficked roads, thus growing its tax base. Resourceful in the use of finance tools and grant opportunities, the City gets extra value from every dollar of local taxes. Resources support a staff of dedicated, competent employees adequate to provide safety and responsiveness. Deferred maintenance is a thing of the past as depreciation is funded and cash reserves prepare the city to pursue opportunities without excess risk. Mutual respect is shared between the City Council, residents, and staff. Residents, retirees, students, professionals, and young families feel safe; they know their neighbors and many of the city employees by name. Citizens are engaged and knowledgeable of the affairs of the City due to the character of staff and the quality, timeliness, and context through which information is shared; cooperation is a community norm. Volunteerism is high across the commissions of the City. People circulate easily irrespective of mode, whether car, foot or bike; a system of sidewalks and trails make foot traffic a preferred method to get around town. The community turns out regularly for the events calendared throughout the year, co-hosted in partnership with the municipality and institutions such as: businesses, volunteer organizations, College Place Public Schools, Rogers School, Walla Walla Valley Academy, and Walla Walla University. Values - In its expression of civic leadership and service, Council and staff hold these core values. Open and Honest - The City is transparent and fair in its dealings. It is plain spoken in its communication. The City is engaged with its citizens in two-way communication and desires an aware and informed citizenry. The municipality is accountable for its actions and choices. Cooperation - College Place works well with others and values mutually-beneficial outcomes for the City and its partners. Respect - The City fosters respect between its Council and staff, Citizens, neighbors, its natural resources and built environment, its resident businesses to bind College Place into a sustainable and prosperous community. The City honors its heritage. Service - The City exists to provide services to its constituents. It is an organized, learning organization that makes data-driven decisions. It's employees and Council are empathetic and humble. Diversity - The City recognizes differences between people and values these differences as an asset. College Place fosters an environment where individuals find safety, dignity, and acceptance. Where small-town living and learning meet.
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City of Walla Walla
Walla Walla, WA, 99362
Vision: Walla Walla, best of the best of the Northwest. Mission: Dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in Walla Walla. Core Values: Service, Collaboration, Equity, Leadership, Community. As an organization, we are driven by our mission to enhance the quality of life in Walla Walla and strive to be the best of the best of the Northwest. We accomplish this through modeling our core values, continuous improvement, and beginning to utilize data to drive our decision making.
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College Place High School
College Place, WA, 99324
College Place High School is a four year comprehensive high school focused on striving to do school different. We have set our sights high to create an environment that will not only teach kids but inspire them to be lifelong learners. We believe this comes to fruition by hiring the right teachers. Teachers who recognize that students learn in more ways than one and they embrace teaching that is outside the box of traditional education. Teachers who believe that project based learning (PBL) connects learning to relevance in the world around us. Teachers who are flexible, creative and purpose driven. Teachers who act and care for each other like a family. Teachers who believe that the success of our students is to graduate with a solid "fifth" year plan and are productive citizens in a global economy. But most importantly, teachers who love to mentor and care for the students in our community. College Place High School is driven by the CPPS Vision, Mission and Guiding Principles. Vision Statement: Focusing on kids and their learning. Mission Statement: As a College Place graduate, I will distinguish myself by communicating, leading, learning and serving with integrity. I am driven by a lifelong commitment of respect of others, the community, and myself. Guiding Principles: 1) All Students have a positive, personalized relationships where they feel connected, valued and inspired to learn and contribute. 2) Responsive, learner-centered environments engage and rigorously challenge each student. Students are connected to their community through real-life experiences, mentorships and adult advocacy. 4) All students learn though relevant, project-based and collaborative experiences. Five Pillars of Character: Leadership Development - The teaching of leadership qualities, including communication, ability to motivate others, and management. Selflessness in Service of Others - Is the service performed for others without any expectation of result or reward for the person performing it. Team/Togetherness -People linked in a common purpose. Disciplined Life - Showing a controlled form of behavior or way of working. Integrity - The quality of being honest, fair and having strong moral principles.
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College Place Public Schools
College Place, WA, 99324
College Place School District educates a diverse population of 1550 + students from PK-12+ grade. The District is comprised of one high school, one middle school, and one elementary school. CPPS offers a broad range of course offerings and programs that align with Washington State Learning Goals are offered to students at all grade levels.
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Columbia REA
Walla Walla, WA, 99362
Columbia REA provides reliable, innovative, environmentally sound, cost-effective utility services and support to its members. The Cooperative values and actively supports educational, governmental, charitable, and social activities that are beneficial to the communities it serves.
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Key Technology Inc
Walla Walla, WA, 99362
Key Technology is a worldwide leader in food processing technology, continually striving to find and fulfill our customers growing needs. Our ongoing innovations provide increased control, continuous processing and longer machine life processed fruits and vegetables, nuts, dried fruit, fresh-cut produce and more.
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Rogers Bakery and Cafe
College Place, WA, 99324
Rogers Bakery and Cafe has been a fixture in College Place, Washington for over 55 years. Started in 1962 by Russell and Ruth Rogers, the business became famous for its maple bars and apple fritters. Russell ran the operation as head baker until 1994 when he retired. The operation continued under his son, Randy, until 2002 when Lenny and Kelli Leen purchased it. In February of 2010 the building was destroyed by fire, but within a year was reopened. Painted with warm golds, greens, and purples, the new atmosphere brought a new flavor to the business but kept the same recipes for which the bakery has become famous. To this day, customers come in with memories of the 10 cent maple bars. We hope that you come down soon and enjoy a maple bar, fritter, coffee, or homemade soup and sandwich! We appreciate your patronage!
SCHOOL
Sharpstein Elementary School
Walla Walla, WA, 99362
Every morning, our students are greeted with our principal's daily morning announcements: "Good morning, Sharpstein, home of the Stompers, where our core values are COMMUNITY, INTEGRITY, and PERSEVERANCE." Sharpstein is proud to be Washington State's oldest continuously-operating school, opening in 1898. We are proud of our beautiful building and grateful our community supported renovation rather than tearing it down and starting over. Walking in to our foyer, which is built around the original stone-arched entrance, is awe-inspiring. Sharpstein is a true neighborhood school, with a compact attendance area allowing many students to walk or ride their bike to school. We are within walking distance of Whitman College and Pioneer Park, and our students are able to use these community resources to support their learning. Visiting Whitman's observatory, or Pioneer Park's aviary are experiences our students look forward to.
GROCERY
The Market By Andy's
Walla Walla, WA, 99362
A specialty grocery store in the heart of downtown Walla Walla.
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Total Motion Physical Therapy
College Place, WA, 99324
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Walla Walla University
College Place, WA, 99324
Walla Walla University is founded on Christian teachings and values as understood and appreciated by the Seventh-day Adventist church. Central to these teachings is the belief that every person is created in the image of God as a being of inestimable value and worth, imbued with powers of intelligence, stewardship, and creativity akin to those of the Creator. Walla Walla University, therefore, seeks in its mission to foster the unique gifts of every individual within this Christian community of faith and discovery. Committed to excellence in thought, the university seeks to impart a broad knowledge of the arts, sciences, and professions by careful instruction and open inquiry at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Recognizing that God is the source of all truth, goodness, and beauty, the university seeks to convey to students a wisdom that translates academic achievement into responsible citizenship, generous service, a deep respect for the beauty in God's creation, and the promise of re-creation through Jesus Christ. We are a community of faith and discovery committed to: Excellence in thought, Generosity in service, Beauty in expression, Faith in God.
