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From Drupal 5 to Drupal Canvas: Keeping KSER on the Air Through Two Decades of the Web

KSER is a community radio station. Community radio doesn’t get downtime — or a huge IT budget.

We started maintaining KSER’s Drupal 5 site in 2013, even though Drupal 5 had already reached end-of-life. For more than a decade, we kept it secure, stable, and useful while the station put its resources where they mattered most.

Now KSER has a new home on Drupal 11 and Drupal CMS, with Drupal Canvas for easier content management and a persistent audio player that keeps the station streaming while visitors move through the site.

Sometimes the right answer isn’t “rebuild now.” It’s maintain what you have well, then replace it when the time is right.

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City of Federal Way

The federalwaywa.gov website is the main site for the City of Federal Way in Washington State. This site is a resource for residents, visitors, businesses, and people interacting with the city government.
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Society of Thoracic Surgeons

As a national leader in health care transparency and accountability, The Society of Thoracic Surgeons believes that the public has a right to know the quality of surgical outcomes. To further this goal, the Society has established the STS Public Reporting initiative, which allows participants in the STS National Database to voluntarily report their surgical outcomes to the public on the STS website.
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Better Care Network

Better Care Network (BCN) is an international network of organizations committed to supporting children without adequate family care around the world.

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Witness.org

Witness.org is a Brooklyn-based non-profit that “…makes it possible for anyone, anywhere to use video and technology to protect and defend human rights.” Throughout the world, they have found many citizen journalists are “using video to document and tell stories…[but] are not filming safely or effectively.” Witness provides training and technology to use video as a vehicle to “protect and defend human rights” and to “create positive change in [their] communities.”
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Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center eagle-i Integration

Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center’s (FHCRC) Shared Resources core facilities support biomedical research by providing services and expertise that permit more rapid translation of laboratory studies into clinical applications, improve the feasibility and efficiency of clinical trials, and serve as focal points for access to technology.  These facilities give investigators, both on and off campus, opportunities to augment their research with resources that would not otherwise be possible, convenient or cost effective in each individual laboratory.