Funding was used to buy sanitation items and assist with payroll, utilities and rent/mortgage payments.
Officials said the support from the community shows once again that Coshocton always comes through in a crisis.
Many business owners said they wouldn t be around or greatly reduced without the funding help.
COSHOCTON – Many local organizations and businesses know they wouldn’t be around now if it wasn’t for aid received from local agencies and the government during the COVID-19 pandemic.
More than $809,000 has been distributed locally to assist with pandemic expenses to a variety of businesses, non-profit organizations and schools by the United Way, Coshocton Port Authority, City of Coshocton and Coshocton County Commissioners.
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Minnesota fabricating community bands together to support welding program
Financial donations for South Central College welding lab aim to develop local manufacturing talent
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When Sarah Richards went to work for the family metal fabricating company, Jones Metal Inc., Mankato, Minn., in the latter part of the first decade of the 2000s, one of the first things she tackled was recruitment and employee retention. Early on she saw the difficulty in trying to entice young people into considering a career in manufacturing.
Today Richards and other nearby manufacturers who joined the cause see the fruition of their commitment to promoting manufacturing. With the help of state funding and additional financial support from the Jones family’s charitable foundation and those local metal fabricating companies, the North Mankato campus of South Central College now has a state-of-the-art welding lab and a waiting list of students to get into it.