It's not uncommon to see sign-language interpreters at theater productions, church services or speeches. Coach Linda Miller won't be found organizing a scrimmage or calling in plays from the sidelines. You see them all the time during law-related TV shows, sitting quietly in the corner tapping away at that machine. Adjusters need people skills Think about how you might feel after a car accident. Dancing is the easy part' The instructor's hand circled his student's slim waist until she escaped with a teasing twirl.
Jobs are plentiful Think lemonade stands and lawn mowing.
Now think bus driving and house painting. Crafting profit from a hobby Amy Bettinger's stash of decorated eggs rivals the Easter Bunny's. Not anymore Finding a job in a place as large as Seattle-Tacoma International Airport used to be a job in itself. State program builds bridge from prison to working world Elaine Bacus can run more types of heavy machinery than most people can run kitchen appliances. It could be a way to earn extra money.