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Officials sign lease for new power plant project
Navaho-Hopi Observer - Photo by Chris Burnsides/DPA Public Relations Navajo Nation Vice President Frank Dayish Jr., left, Dirk Straussfeld, Vice-President Desert Rock Energy Company LLC, andNavajo Nation President Joe Shirley Jr. at the signing ceremony for the Desert Rock

Labor shortage is here
Spectrum - The truth about the coming labor shortage is already beginning to manifest itself. In the U.S. Department of Labor's Metropolitan Area Employment and Unemployment Summary report, St. George was identified as the top city in the nation with the

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Getting back to work
Yakima Herald Republic - Perry Technical Institute instructor Joe Garcia, right, rolls out a flushing system for Matt Bishop in the school's automotive garage Friday. Garcia used to be a student at Perry Tech. After working for a local shop, he was hired back at the

Q-C students battle for summer jobs
Quad-Cities Times - Jeff Cook/QUAD-CITY TIMES North Scott High School senior Alicia Searle serves ice cream at Whitey s on East Kimberly Road in Davenport. Each spring and summer, the same scenario plays out across the Quad-Cities: High school and college students

Bridge replacement jobs to close roads
Springfield News-Leader - Two bridge replacement jobs in Barton County are on next week's work list for the state's Joplin district. U.S. 160 closed at branch of North Little Fork bridge until the end of June. Detour via Routes 43 and 126. Route T closed at Coon Creek until