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Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, CT Community Colleges and Xometry Announce Full Tuition Scholarships for Manufacturing Students

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Tuesday, October 4, 2022
Fortune, Student, Workforce, Howard University College of Medicine, NASDAQ, New Haven, Connecticut, Mechanical, River, Community college, Life, Department, Winsted, ESG, CT, Enfield, Waterbury, Connecticut, Partnership, Fortune 1000, Middletown, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Imperial College London, Howard University, Management, Xometry, Engineering, Architecture

We appreciate this partnership with Xometry and their support of Connecticut community college manufacturing students, said Dr. Thomas Coley, CT State Community Colleges Executive Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Enterprise Performance.

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  • We appreciate this partnership with Xometry and their support of Connecticut community college manufacturing students, said Dr. Thomas Coley, CT State Community Colleges Executive Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Enterprise Performance.
  • Connecticut is an important state for manufacturing and we know that when manufacturing succeeds, Connecticut and our nation succeeds.
  • This year, Xometry is providing scholarships for 250 students at community colleges in Connecticut and five other key manufacturing states: Maryland , Kentucky , Wisconsin , South Carolina and New York .
  • The 12 Connecticut community colleges are becoming CT State Community College on July 1, 2023, one of the largest community colleges in the country and largest in New England dedicated to quality, access and affordability.

Winsted Announces New Protective Operator Partition

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Thursday, April 30, 2020
Professional services, Engineering, Manufacturing, Human resources, Construction & Property, Building Systems, Other Manufacturing, System software, Disk file systems, Disk partitions, Computer architecture, Winsted, Disk partitioning, Partition of a set

Winsted Control Room Solutions has unveiled new protective operator partitions .

Key Points: 
  • Winsted Control Room Solutions has unveiled new protective operator partitions .
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200430005673/en/
    Winsted protective operator partitions keep employees safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • The new Winsted protective operator partition is an effective, easy-to-install solution that creates a physical barrier between operators in control rooms and operations centers.
  • The protective operator partitions feature the following benefits:
    Winsted operator partitions conform to OSHA 3990-03 guidelines on preparing workplaces for COVID-19.

Eat Locally - Businesses Supporting Local Restaurants

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Thursday, April 2, 2020
Localism, Winsted, Minnesota, Local community, Winsted, Stafford, Cities in the United States, Geography of England, Academic disciplines

In following in their late father Jerry Sterner's legacy for love and pride in his local community, the Stafford and Frank Sterner families, owners of SJF Material Handling Inc. in Winsted, MN, would like to begin a movement encouraging other local businesses to daily patronize local restaurants in and around their own community, in support of our neighbors and friends.

Key Points: 
  • In following in their late father Jerry Sterner's legacy for love and pride in his local community, the Stafford and Frank Sterner families, owners of SJF Material Handling Inc. in Winsted, MN, would like to begin a movement encouraging other local businesses to daily patronize local restaurants in and around their own community, in support of our neighbors and friends.
  • For as long as Minnesota's executive order restricting business operations is in effect, due to COVID-19, SJF will be purchasing lunches from different local restaurants in Winsted, Minnesota, for all SJF employees working on-site.
  • Frank and Stafford's hope is that other businesses will follow suit and come together in their own communities to boost sales to local restaurants and businesses.
  • All businesses working together can make it through this difficult time and strengthen their own communities in the process.