Jackman’s Community Health Advisory Team seeks help for paramedic program
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JACKMAN Sustaining 24/7 care at the Jackman Community Health Center continues to be the Community Health Advisory Team’s main priority and the Annual Fund Drive to help pay for the cost of the paramedic program needs help. The community paramedicine program is a new model that is truly community-based and not hospital-based, and thus takes community funds to operate.
Those who have not already given and are able to donate any amount, it would be appreciated. Donations should be made to the Town of Jackman, 369 Main St., Jackman, ME 04945 and note “After Hours Medical Care” in the memo line.
Somerset tech center creates welding program at Madison Area Memorial High School
Money continues to be raised to fund the program that offers opportunities to students, adults pursuing education and local business people.
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Isaac Ouellette, 15, a sophomore at Madison Memorial High School, welds in the current Somerset Career and Tech Center wing at Madison Memorial High School on Thursday. Michael G. Seamans/Morning Sentinel
MADISON A tech center program is expanding its welding program to provide learning opportunities for students in central Maine.
Somerset Career and Technical Center, which is housed near Skowhegan Area High School with satellite locations in Madison and Pittsfield, offers several different programs to 306 students from Skowhegan Area High School, Carrabec High School in North Anson, Maine Central Institute in Pittsfield, Madison Area Memorial High School and Upper Kennebec Valley Jr./Sr. High School in Bingham.