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As the new year begins and new goals are set, follow this project’s approach and plan ahead – way ahead. The SCJ team has been working for years with Chehalis Tribal Enterprises (CTE) to assist in the development of their…
Wild Winter Weather Strands SCJ Engineers, Turning Rental Car Into Makeshift Motel Last week’s winter storm in Oregon was historic. It surprised meteorologists and stopped the masses in their tracks. For hundreds of motorists, including two from SCJ, that stop…
SCJ team at ribbon cutting. Front row from left: Communications Manager Pam Folsom; Centralia Project Engineer Charlie Severs; Centralia Office Manager & Principal Brandon Johnson, Senior Principal Jean Carr, Transportation Engineer Anne Sylvester, Senior Principal Perry Shea, and Principal Eric…
From back left: SCJ Principal Landscape Architect Jeff Glander, Salish Middle School STEM teacher Erica Baker, SCJ Communications Manager Pam Folsom, and Salish Middle School students celebrate their partnership through the NTPS Partners in Education program. At SCJ, one slice…
A determined mom pushing a double stroller, her ponytail swaying from side to side. A cross-country team from the local high school getting in their afternoon run. Golfers, sunburned and sore, ribbing each other over a game well-fought and an…
First place team from Jefferson Middle School (from left): Coach Venkata Nallamalli, Kailey Lam, Supraja Kadagandla, Pranav Gundralla and Sathwik Nallamali. Local middle schoolers have 1,335,600 seconds left to sign up for the Thurston County MATHCOUNTS competition. For those of…
OK, so it was only a creek, but any body of water running through the middle of a parking lot adds a dimension not usually considered in parking lot design. This year, SCJ Alliance’s landscape architecture team is involved in…
The tiny town of Yarrow Point, population 1,010, is surrounded on three sides by water. It’s nestled along the eastern shore of Lake Washington, a stone’s throw from big-city neighbor, Bellevue, located just a few miles south. Nearly three quarters…
The morning bell rings at 8:10 for elementary students in Chehalis, Wash. The journey to get there may have been smooth, rainy, bumpy, sunny or all of the above. Maybe the school bus picked them up right on schedule and…
Quoting Aristotle, “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” And that habit of excellence, cultivated over his decades-long career as an engineer, has earned Scott Sawyer a prestigious award from the state’s…
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