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As the green energy conversation continues through legislation and increased business opportunities in Delaware, community colleges are working quickly to solve new workforce challenges. l PHOTO BY KATIE TABELING
The University of Delaware will soon partner with Old Dominion University in Virginia in hopes of creating a new industry-centered engineering and oceanography research center. l PHOTO COURTESY OF ROB NICHOLSON
Mike Ramone
Collin O'Mara, the board chair of the Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub (MACH2)
DelDOT Secretary Nicole Majeski and Dover Air Force Base Commander Colonel William C. McDonald sign a new 50-year lease for the Civil Air Terminal located on the Air Force Base in Dover surrounded by local leaders. l PHOTO BY JENNIFER ANTONIK
A groundbreaking ceremony was held on the site of a soon-to-be new 81,000 square feet Kingswood Community Center, a project some say has been in the works for 80 years since the original center began operations out of Kingswood United Methodist Church in 1946 with a mission of helping families in the Riverside neighborhood. l RENDERING COURTESY OF EDiS
(Seated l-r) Dr. Kemi Ogunwusi of the Milford Wellness Village (MWV); and DSU's Dr. Gwen Scott-Jones, Dean of the College of Health and Behavioral Sciences, signed the partnership agreement between Delaware State University and Education, Health and Research International, Inc. (EHRI) Standing (l-r) Rabbi Y. Halberstam, EHRI Director of Public Affairs; Meir Gelley, President of Nationwide Healthcare Services; U.S. Tom Carper, and DSU President Tony Allen. Dr. Kemi, Director of MWV’s We Care Services, is also a 2012 DSU graduate. l DBT PHOTO BY JENNIFER ANTONIK
Kendall Massett, Delaware Charter Schools Network 
More workforce development opportunities for the healthcare industry are needed in Delaware, specifically in its lower county, according to a new study from the Sussex Economic Development Action Committee (SEDAC). l PHOTO COURTESY OF THE NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE/UNSPLASH

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