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LOCALLY MADE BOATS. Training participants on boat building and repair take a photo opportunity with the 30-foot multi-purpose boat they made out of plastic-reinforced fiberglass on Friday (April 29, 2022) in Currimao, Ilocos Norte. The fiberglass boat costs around PHP6 million if sold commercially. (Photo by Leilanie G. Adriano) LAOAG CITY - A 30-foot multi-purpose boat made of plastic-reinforced fiberglass is ready to conquer the Ilocos seas and help protect its coastal resources. A group of bo...

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Two finalists have been chosen to participate in interviews to become the next president of the Tennessee College of Applied Technology Elizabethton. A search committee chose the finalists, who are

Charles Whittaker, who has taught at CAT North for 14 years, after working 30 years for Unilever Foods, was awarded the Anne Arundel County Public Schools Teacher of the Year Tuesday evening.

ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (AP) — Two finalists have been chosen to participate in interviews...

In addition to Nissan donating a $30,000-plus industrial robot to the Franklin County School System’s STEM program, students in four other curriculums will benefit from recent donations and grants.

Mayors from Washington County, Johnson City and Jonesborough gave local business leaders, government officials and industry representatives an update on their respective governments’ achievements and their plans for the future.

Mayors from Washington County, Johnson City and Jonesborough gave local business leaders, government officials and industry representatives an update on their respective governments’ achievements and their plans for the future.

One of the two will become president of the Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Elizabethton to replace President Dean Blevins, who is retiring.

As prices for gas, food and rent rise, college students are struggling to meet their basic needs. Even those on scholarships are at risk.