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Trade Program Enrollment is Up, Community Colleges Not so Much - Vimarsana News

Trade Program Enrollment is Up, Community Colleges Not so Much

Since the pandemic, more than one million students have chosen not to enroll in college. Nationally. the total post-secondary enrollment declined by 476,100 students in fall 2021.

Before and After: Residents, CTC official discuss hopes and reaction to PFAS meeting - Vimarsana News

Before and After: Residents, CTC official discuss hopes and reaction to PFAS meeting

CADILLAC — On Wednesday a meeting was held virtually to update residents about the ongoing investigation regarding PFAS chemicals found within a well at the Wexford-Missaukee Career Tech Center.

Michigan PFAS Action Response Team to update Wexford Co. residents on CTC, residential investigation - Vimarsana News

Michigan PFAS Action Response Team to update Wexford Co. residents on CTC, residential investigation

CADILLAC — For months, people have been asking for more communication regarding the finding of PFAS in drinking water, and next week an online event will meet that request.

$4.8B infrastructure plan should impact Northern Michigan - Vimarsana News

$4.8B infrastructure plan should impact Northern Michigan

LANSING — Michigan lawmakers approved $4.8 billion in spending Thursday, mostly for infrastructure upgrades, with an influx of federal pandemic and other funds that will go toward water systems, roads,

MDHHS: 3 drinking fountains at Wexford-Missaukee met state drinking water standards for PFAS - Vimarsana News

MDHHS: 3 drinking fountains at Wexford-Missaukee met state drinking water standards for PFAS

Recent testing performed on potable water sources at the Wexford-Missaukee Career Technical Center showed PFAS levels met state drinking water standards.