Obituary: Mark R. Schepis
EAST WATERBORO - Mark R. Schepis, 45, of Meadowbrook Drive passed away on Saturday July 31, 2021 in East Waterboro. He .
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Mark R. Schepis
EAST WATERBORO – Mark R. Schepis, 45, of Meadowbrook Drive passed away on Saturday July 31, 2021 in East Waterboro. He was born in Bridgeport, Conn. on Feb. 23, 1976, the son of Robert and Yvonne (Charland) Schepis.He attended local schools in Connecticut and graduated from Naugatuck High School. Mark then graduated from Naugatuck Valley Community College. Mark moved to Maine in 1998 and to East Waterboro in 2005.He was employed by Bottomline Technologies for 21 years as a Director of Support. He had a positive attitude, worked as a team player and pushed for constant improvement. Mark had a contagious personality and everyone who met him fell in love with him. No matter the situation, Mark could put a smile on your face and he prided himself on that ability. Without even trying, he managed to make a positive i
BY LANCE REYNOLDS REPUBLICAN AMERICAN
July 20, 2021
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Naugatuck Valley Community College Partnership with Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board to Support Development of Information Technology Talent Pipeline
WATERBURY, CT - Connecticut Workforce & High-Tech Industry Skills Partnership (CT-WHISP)
is looking for potential students to support the development and expansion of a talent pipeline of Connecticut workers in Information Technology (IT). Naugatuck Valley Community College in partnership with the Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board is offering grant-funded, short-term (15 weeks) IT course clusters aligned with industry certifications and supportive services as part of this initiative. Clusters include Networking, Programming, Systems, Software and Project Management. Each IT cluster has been mapped to Microsoft and/or CompTIA certifications. The course clusters are offered free of charge to eligible WHISP participants. Additional services include enrollment assistance, academic advising, grant coordina