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■ The college is closing in on raising $17 million for its new Career Technology Center thanks to a donation from Monroe Bank & Trust. BY CHARLES SLAT ctslat@monroenews.com MONROE EVENING NEWS (Front Page) Published: Friday, March 29, 2013 The nearly … Continue reading
OUR VIEW – Monroe Evening News Editorial – Friday, March 15th, 2013 ▼ To the point A $1 million donation from the DTE Energy Foundation will help Monroe County Community College pay for its new on-campus training center. Monroe County … Continue reading
■ The $1 million gift about matches what the college already has collected through a fundraising campaign aimed at generating more than $8 million. BY CHARLES SLAT ctslat@monroenews.com MONROE EVENING NEWS (Front Page) Published: Saturday, March 9, 2013 DTE Energy Foundation … Continue reading
OUR VIEW – Monroe Evening News Editorial-Wednesday, February 13, 2013 ▼ To the point Education should emphasize the sciences, career and technical training to prepare students for the future. In one week, those associated with education have highlighted the importance of preparing … Continue reading
BY RAY KISONAS rayk@monroenews.com MONROE EVENING NEWS (Front Page) Published: Friday, February 8, 2013 The students strolled into what will be their new welding lab this fall and marveled at the size of the vast rooms that will replace their … Continue reading
MICHIGAN GAS UTILITIES, WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE FOUNDATION PLEDGE $75,000 TO CAREER TECHNOLOGY CENTER Facility’s Computer Classroom to be Named to Commemorate Gift MONROE, Mich. – Michigan Gas Utilities President Barbara Nick has announced a $75,000 pledge from Michigan Gas Utilities and … Continue reading
Technology center on schedule Monroe Community college to open site in August BY CARL RYAN BLADE STAFF WRITER Published: October 8, 2012 MONROE — Construction of Monroe County Community College’s new Career Technology Center is on schedule, and the 60,0000-square-foot facility … Continue reading
By Craig Evans Agora Staff Published: Thursday, August 30, 2012 Updated: Thursday, August 30, 2012 15:08 The hot dry summer has been a nightmare for farmers and gardeners, but it has been perfect weather for growing a new building at MCCC. When most students … Continue reading
