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Central Maine business briefs: JMG board welcomes six members, names new leadership - Vimarsana News

Central Maine business briefs: JMG board welcomes six members, names new leadership

Central Maine business briefs: JMG board welcomes six members, names new leadership People & Places: Waterville Hannaford to feature expansion of in-store goods aimed at enhancing customer convenience. Share AUGUSTA — Jobs for Maine’s Graduates recently welcomed six new board members and a new board chairperson who will help launch JMG’s student-centered, results-driven priorities in its latest five-year strategic plan. “We are excited about JMG’s slate of directors who bring diverse insight and expertise to JMG,” said JMG president and CEO Craig Larrabee, according to a news rel...

C-L school board reorganizes for 2021 - Morrow County Sentinel - Vimarsana News

C-L school board reorganizes for 2021 - Morrow County Sentinel

C-L school board reorganizes for 2021 By Evelyn Long - The Sentinel CARDINGTON — Pat Clark was re-elected president of the Cardington-Lincoln Board of Education when members met Jan. 11, through the Zoom medium. Named vice president was Matt Clinger. The board agreed to meet the second Monday of every month at 6 pm in the Cardington-Lincoln High School library. There will be no July meeting. Authorized as official signatures were those of the superintendent, treasurer and board president. FC Bank, Cardington, was designated as official depository of all school funds and the Morrow County Se...

C-L addresses COVID-19 issues - Morrow County Sentinel - Vimarsana News

C-L addresses COVID-19 issues - Morrow County Sentinel

C-L addresses COVID-19 issues By Evelyn Long - The Sentinel CARDINGTON — Meeting via Zoom, members of the Cardington-Lincoln Board of Education heard Superintendent Brian Petrie describe the district’s status on the COVID-19 virus. Responding to a question posed by John Edwards, parent of two Cardington-Lincoln High school students, Petrie said, “Our top priority is the welfare of our students and we understand that an important component of the school experience for the students is involvement in both academic and extracurricular activities. “Our staff and coaches have worked diligen...