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LaPalm named to President's List at Pine Tech | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

LaPalm named to President's List at Pine Tech | News, Sports, Jobs

PINE CITY, Minn. — Larry LaPalm, of Escanaba, was named to the President’s List at Pine Technical & Community College in Pine City, Minn.

Brandon-Evansville school board votes to go with new tech co-op - Vimarsana News

Brandon-Evansville school board votes to go with new tech co-op

The motion to go with ECMECC was passed unanimously by the board.

Minnesota State names finalists for FDLTCC president - Vimarsana News

Minnesota State names finalists for FDLTCC president

A recommendation for president will go to the Board of Trustees of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities on June 21.

Pine Technical and Community College receives state funding, and more news - Vimarsana News

Pine Technical and Community College receives state funding, and more news

The end of the 2023 legislative session brought exciting news for Pine Technical and Community College as a last-minute bonding bill brought the college over 20 million dollars. PTCC President Joe Mulford said the money will fund an expansion project that began in 2018. “Almost all of our core technical education programs will be impacted,” Mulford said. He said the nursing, automotive, gunsmithing, automation, and welding programs will get new labs for learning. “Right now, our welding program

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Higher education budget funds tuition for thousands of Minnesotans - Vimarsana News

Higher education budget funds tuition for thousands of Minnesotans

The Senate on Wednesday approved hundreds of millions over the next four years to fund tuition for students from families earning less than $80,000 a year.