Skilled to Work: F.A.M.E. trains students for manufacturing technician jobs
After five semesters, students can head into multi-craft maintenance technician jobs at a higher level than others.
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After five semesters, students can head into multi-craft maintenance technician jobs at a higher level than others.
History Happy Hour Tickets include five Buffalo Trace products with tasting guide Nathan Steele, snacks and desserts, and a fun, informative program with Sarah Adams, curator of collections and interpretations.
InMaricopa Nathan Steele is having a big impact on your life. You just may not know it. As the City of Maricopa’s director of economic and community development, he helps blaze a path for Maricopa’s economy and recruits new businesses. In his two years working with City Manager Rick Horst, the city has seen considerable growth. He and his wife Diana live in town with their four young boys and are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their fifth. A Utah native, Steele earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Brigham Young University, served his church mission in Texas and gai...
Monument to make letter-perfect impression at north entrance A project to install a welcome monument at the north entrance to the city and beautify the median on John Wayne Parkway is slowly moving toward reality. According to Nathan Steele, the city’s economic development director, the monument will create a stunning first impression for those entering the city on State Route 347 from the Valley. The monument – a rendering shows the city’s stylized “M” – and landscaping in the center median would include a variety of trees, shrubs, rocks, gabion baskets and other decorative eleme...
Council OKs 208-unit Honeycutt Run rental community The shortage of rental communities in Maricopa is quickly being addressed. The city council Tuesday night approved, 7-0, the third significant build-to-rent development in the city. Honeycutt Run is planned as a 20-acre, 208-unit community featuring one-, two- and three-bedroom homes for rent at the southeast corner of Honeycutt and Hartman roads. The gated community, which would lie within the larger development of Tortosa, will feature all single-story units. Sandbox Development Consultants in Phoenix is the project manager. The council re...