Alex Tech offers child care training
The Alexandria Technical College’s Customized Training Department is offering two child care training classes.
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Women who undergo routine mammograms at Glacial Ridge Health System (GRHS) in Glenwood now have the most up-to-date diagnostic technology available to them – full field digital mammography (FFDM).
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The Alexandria Area Arts Association (AAAA) elected new members to its board of directors at its annual meeting on January 11.
RELATED CONTENTWebinar offers tips on building good work relationships
Alexandria Technical College will conduct its second “Working Together Better” webinar on Tuesday, February 16 from 11 a.m. to noon.
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In response to the devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans launched a $1 million challenge to its members across the country.
RELATED CONTENTMassman helps Someplace Safe 
Massman Automation Designs, LLC of Villard recently collected many boxes of items for Someplace Safe.
RELATED CONTENTPartners and friends honored at Chamber gala 
Awards, applause and accolades accented the Alexandria Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2010 annual celebration and meeting that took place at Arrowwood on January 8.
RELATED CONTENT'Boot Camp' offers tips for entrpreneurs 
Do you have questions about starting a business? Have you already started a small business and are looking for help staying organized and productive?
RELATED CONTENTFree pre-healthcare nursing course offered at ATC 
Through District 206 Community Education, the Alexandria Area Adult Basic Education (ABE) Consortium is partnering with Rural MN CEP and Alexandria Technical College (ATC) to offer a free pre-healthcare nursing course at ATC this winter.
RELATED CONTENT New Year's baby arrives 
Cecilia Haffner, president of the VFW Auxiliary, presented a free car seat to the couple who had this year's first baby born at Douglas County Hospital.
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