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Marisa Long, a senior in the Welding Technology program at Columbia-Montour Area Vo-Tech School, has been named Student of the Month for May. She is the daughter of Bobbi Whitenight, Pottsville, and Terry Long, Bloomsburg. Marisa has been a member of the basketball team and softball team for all four years, and received a letter and pin each year. She currently serves as
Published: May 19, 2021 • Emily Bloom, a senior in the Welding Technology program at Columbia-Montour Area Vo-Tech School, is Bloomsburg Rotary’s Student of the Month... Subscribe Today!
Job Summary Under the general direction of the Maintenance Superintendent, the Welder will be responsible for maintenance, repairs and fabrication work on mine related equipment such as (but not limited to) draglines, mobile and support equipment, and coal plant. Successful candidate must be able to work rotating shifts including nights, weekends and holidays. Some overtime may be required. Regular reliable attendance is required. Essential Functions Must be able to arch weld, use wire feed welders, weld dual shield, use lance, cutting with torch, cutting with air arch and plasma cutter. M...
May 10, 2021 Photo Provided Belmont College’s co-valedictorians, Houston Adkins from Bluecreek, Ohio, (center left) and Preston Zink of St. Clairsville (center right), are pictured with Paul Gasparro, president (far left) and Jeremy Vittek, vice president of Academic and Student Affairs (far right). ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Belmont College officials conferred degrees upon a multitude of graduates as part of the college’s 2020 and 2021 Spring Graduation Ceremonies in St. Clairsville. Hundreds of parents, extended family, faculty and staff were present to congratulate the Classes of 2020 and 202...
San Joaquin County and San Joaquin Delta College are teaming up for 1,000 internships. Author: Kurt Rivera Updated: 8:55 PM PDT May 4, 2021 SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, Calif. — 32-year-old Stephanie Medina wanted a new, challenging career so she took up a class in welding. "[There is] always shock that I weld," said Medina, referring to the reaction she gets from others about her career choice. The single mother of two and former tattoo and graphic artist has spent a year in San Joaquin Delta College's Welding Technology curriculum. In two weeks she graduates. "I did...