NJ Cannabis Certified brinda capacitación para trabajos en la industria del cannabis, incluida la capacitación en dispensarios y la capacitación de técnicos de cultivo y laboratorio.
Después de la sesión, de 11 a.m. a 2 p.m., el personal de Verano en Readington realizará entrevistas en persona para los puestos disponibles en las instalaciones de cultivo de cannabis de la Ruta 22 ubicadas en un antiguo Walmart.
Sarah Trent, fundadora de NJ Cannabis Certified, quien también imparte formación sobre cannabis medicinal en la universidad, dijo que estaba buscando formas de involucrar a la comunidad, especialmente a aquellos que pueden estar activamente buscando trabajo .
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Schenectady snags $10M in state funding round
Thirteen building and improvement projects will get Downtown Revitalization money
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SCHENECTADY - The city s fortunes were boosted Friday with word from the state that it will get $10 million to support 13 projects from building conversions to saving historic structures to a street extension.
The money is coming from the Downtown Revitalization Initiative meant to create links between the city s downtown and waterfront developments, create mixed-used spaces and enhance the local arts scene, according to Friday s announcement from Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo s office.
Governor Cuomo Announces 13 Transformational Projects for Schenectady as Part of $10 Million Award Share
Funding Advances 13 Projects to Enhance Connections Between Downtown and the Waterfront; Repurpose Existing Buildings; and Bolster the Local Arts Scene
Downtown Revitalization Initiative Funds Key Catalytic Projects Continuing the Governor s Goal to Enrich Communities
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced 13 projects in Schenectady that will create connections between the city s growing downtown and waterfront developments, transform existing buildings to create mixed-used spaces, and enhance the local arts scene. Funded through Schenectady s $10 million award through the Downtown Revitalization Initiative, these investments reflect the Governor s ongoing efforts to revitalize the upstate economy and create more opportunities throughout the Capital Region.