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Northeast Metro Tech partners with Second Chance Cars to repair vehicle for local veteran Northeast Metro Tech issued the following press release A vehicle repaired by Northeast Metro Techs Auto Body and Automotive Technology programs will now be driven by a local veteran, thanks to a partnership between the District and Second Chance Cars. The car was presented to Maria Roca, of Haverhill, a 19-year National Guard veteran and single mother of three children, on Tuesday, April 6 at Northeast Me...

Subimtted Content 6 hrs ago Almost half of the nurse refresher course scholarships funded by the Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma are still available to nurses who want to return to the field or enter it for the first time. Each $2,000 scholarship will pay for the course for a nurse who does not have an active license but who wants to return to work or who never took the board exams. The statewide nurse refresher course is part of a partnership between the University of Oklahoma Health Sc...

Submitted content 2 hrs ago Almost half of the nurse refresher course scholarships funded by the Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma are still available to nurses who want to return to the field or enter it for the first time. Each $2,000 scholarship will pay for the course for a nurse who does not have an active license but wants to return to work, or who never took the board exams. The statewide nurse refresher course is part of a partnership between the University of Oklahoma Health Scien...

Community Content Several students at Northeast Metro Tech in Wakefield placed at the District III SkillsUSA Conference and qualified to compete in the statewide conference, according to Superintendent David DiBarri, including senior Fama Victoria of Malden, who placed first in the architectural drafting competition. "We are so proud of the phenomenal skill and knowledge our students demonstrated at the District III conference in February," DiBarri said. "These students are deeply committed t...

The Surat-based company responds to the changes in the traditional print mindset in Gujarat, with a thoughtful new work process. Read more about Birju Talati and his ​​focus on print integration in the Sunday Column Just when the textile industry in the city of Surat was preparing for the wedding season, Covid-19 struck. The city, known as the hub of textile printing, which had supplied clothing worth Rs 10,000-crore a couple of months ago before the lockdown, was waiti...

By Darla Shelden, City Sentinel Reporter --

Tuesday, February 23rd 2021, 5:32 pm By: Mike Glover With nurses seemingly working around the clock, there is a call to action for RNs and LPNs that have retired, let their license expire, or simply have not taken the test to become nurses. Right now, there is an urgent need. If you ask any nurse or health care professional, they will tell you, their job has become exhausting. While many love their job, relief is desperately needed. Metro Tech is stepping in to meet that need. "We have partner...

Reply (Shutterstock) Its Tuesday, Jan. 26. Here is what Patch has been covering in Middlesex County and across Massachusetts today. Transit officials will study an extension of Silver Line service to a handful of greater Boston communities, including Somerville. The Silver Line Extension Alternatives Analysis, announced Monday by MassDOT and the MBTA, will assess the feasibility, utility and cost of different alignments and service frequencies in Somerville, Everett, Cambridge, Chelsea and Bost...