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Gateway adds new vendors, service work to skilled trades, career fair
Posted OnMay 16, 2025 byLeslie Savisky TribLiveThu, May 15, 2025 • 12:00 AM Nearly 40 technical schools, local unions, college representatives and vendors gathered at Gateway High School on May 7 for the district’s fifth annual Skilled Trades and Career Fair. “The setup is similar to the College Fair held during the first semester,” school counselor Kurt Martin said. “The…Read More…
John Marshall High School Holds First Carpenters Union Signing Day
Posted OnMay 12, 2025 byGLEN DALE — Three John Marshall High School seniors signed not to play a sport after graduation, but to continue their carpentry education by joining the United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters. John Marshall CTE students Joseph Rogers, Jude Kesner-Rankin and Landen Nelson were joined by…Read More…
The DOD’s decision on project labor agreements misguided, harmful to taxpayers
Posted OnMarch 31, 2025 byBy Patty Hapanowicz The Department of Defense’s recent decision to suspend project labor agreements on large-scale construction projects is short-sighted and does not have the taxpayers’ best interest in mind. By removing PLA requirements from federally funded construction projects valued at more than $35 million, the DOD is removing a reliable tool that ensures the…Read More…