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Growing interest in trades drives CVES expansion

By Tim Rowland

Champlain Valley Educational Services' $59M investment in trades education aims to meet labor demand

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tools of the trades, part of the Jobs 2.0 series about employment

The Adirondack region’s transformation in job opportunities

By Tim Rowland

Explorer's 'Jobs 2.0' series dug into past, present and future of employment in the Adirondacks

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Health care opportunities abound as northern NY faces aging population 

By Tim Rowland

Students filling in gaps in North Country's medical fields

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What are some of the jobs of the future?

By Tim Rowland

Adirondacks are positioned as a hub for clean energy and sustainable agriculture careers

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Jobs 2.0: Key takeaways and watch the event recording

By Adirondack Explorer

Adirondack Explorer's Jobs 2.0 event highlights challenges, opportunities in the Adirondacks job market

Mitchell Merrihew and Cade Rolly work hand tools backfilling a foundation. Both graduated from Tupper Lake high school in 2023 and now are full time with Kentile Excavation.

New faces in construction: Local youth find stability in trade careers

By Tim Rowland

Young adults in the Adirondacks are increasingly choosing trades over traditional college paths

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Embracing remote work: How the Adirondacks are attracting a new workforce

By Tim Rowland

Meet some of the people drawn to the region and taking their jobs with them

How tech innovation is revitalizing Adirondack communities

By Tim Rowland

 Tech jobs create opportunities for remote workers and outdoor enthusiasts to live and work in the Adirondacks

Dak Bars are made in the Adirondacks

Adirondack entrepreneurs think big, work small

By Tim Rowland

Small businesses face challenges in getting capital, employees

Susie Smith, Founder and President of Dak Bar, wearing a blue shirt, at her production facility at The Hub in Essex.

From Essex kitchen to Goldman Sachs: The rise of Dak Bar

By Tim Rowland

With new capital and part-time staff, Susie Smith aims to scale her business while navigating the challenges around production

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