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Allegany County Spring Job Fair

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  • Lisa was laid of from her production specialist position with a local brewing company where she had been employed for almost 2 decades and was in the process of pursuing Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits. Lisa came to our office in search of help …

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    Lisa Adams

  • Zachary was a 19-year-old high school dropout, who wanted to secure a career and become financially stable to provide a better life for himself. He knew that his lack of education and occupational skills would be a daunting barrier to overcome, …

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    Zachary Knode

  • Bryson Brill entered the Summer Youth Program through the Western Maryland Consortium in June of 2020 as a recent high school graduate with limited employability skills. He had worked a part time job with no room for growth and he realized he wanted …

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    Bryson Brill