Santa Fe expands technical training
STARKE—Santa Fe College has expanded its certification training program. This program allows unemployed and underemployed people to gain industry certification skills in high-demand jobs. “The idea is…
Read MoreSTARKE—Santa Fe College has expanded its certification training program. This program allows unemployed and underemployed people to gain industry certification skills in high-demand jobs. “The idea is…
Read MoreSTARKE—Santa Fe College broke ground on a 22,860-square-foot facility that will house training for welding, HVAC and other trades, in addition to hosting a future program in advanced manufacturing. Th…
Read MoreThe following individuals were arrested recently by local law enforcement officers in Bradford, Union or Clay (Keystone Heights-area) counties. All defendants are considered innocent until convicted i…
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Read MoreKEYSTONE HEIGHTS—Clay County Schools Superintendent David Broskie applauded Keystone Heights High School and McRae Elementary during the Sept. 7 school board meeting. Broskie said the high school rec…
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