Honda commits to train 50,000 workers
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January 21, 2020

Honda commits to train 50,000 workers

By From JT Staff Reports

This morning, Honda signed the White House’s Pledge to America’s Workers at its Technical Development Center at the Honda Heritage Center in Marysville. As part of its pledge, Honda committed to offering expanded job training opportunities for 50,0000 workers in the next five years. Above, Honda...

Demo of former water treatment plant underway
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Demo of former water treatment plant underway
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Construction crews work through the demolition of the former Marysville water treatment plant on North Main Street Thursday. While the right side of the building and tanks will come down, the left sid...
Janitor faces firing over harassment of teacher
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Demo of former water treatment plant underway
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Demo of former water treatment plant underway
By From JT Staff Reports 
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Construction crews work through the demolition of the former Marysville water treatment plant on North Main Street Thursday. While the right side of the building and tanks will come down, the left sid...
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By Chad Williamson 
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Union County YMCA looks at management agreement with YMCA of Central Ohio
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Among the many services the Union County YMCA offers is a fitness center. Patrons can take part in cardio workouts (above photo) and/or work out with weights (bottom photo). (Journal-Tribune photos by Tim Miller)
Union County YMCA looks at management agreement with YMCA of Central Ohio
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A management agreement is underway between the Union County Family YMCA and the YMCA of Central Ohio. It’s a pact that will leverage shared expertise and infrastructure to continue the YMCA’s mission ...
Nuclear a local energy solution?
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Above is concept art of the Cascade Advanced Energy Facility, depicting three large reactor buildings that each house four units. The Cascade Advanced Energy Facility is a planned project in Washington State, spearheaded by Energy Northwest and supported by Amazon, to deploy multiple X-energy Xe-100 small modular reactors (SMRs). (Graphic submitted)
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Jerome Township trustees voted Tuesday night to move forward with proposed amendments to data center land use regulations, reclassifying such developments as a conditional use rather than an approved ...
Fairbanks officials hear updates on projects, access road
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