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Samuel Adams and Cape Cod Chips are collaborating on chips specifically made to compliment New England IPA
By: Aviva Luttrell
Cape Cod Potato Chips and Samuel Adams have teamed up to create a chip flavor specifically made to complement the brewery’s New England IPA.
Read MoreThese 10 startups graduated from Air Force TechStars accelerator
By: Lucia Maffei
Ten startups whose products piqued the interest of the U.S. Department of Defense have completed the joint startup accelerator between Techstars and the U.S. Air Force in Boston. Among the 10, half are focused on either drones or cybersecurity.
Read MoreInNOVAte 2019: Disrupting the Built Environment
Greentown Labs requests applications for innovative ideas to disrupt the built environment value chain. The Greentown Labs InNOVAte 2019 Challenge is a program in partnership with CertainTeed, Saint-Gobain’s leading building and construction brand in North America, along with Saint-Gobain NOVA, the external ventures arm of one of the world’s largest building materials companies and manufacturer of innovative material solutions.
Read MoreNominations for WBJ's manufacturing awards close Friday
The nomination period for the WBJ's Manufacturing Excellence Awards honoring the area's top manufacturers is open for two more weeks.
Read MoreDacon Underway at Senior Metal Bellows
Senior Metal Bellows, a 60-year-old precision components manufacturer, broke ground with Dacon last fall for a two story, 47,000sf addition to its Sharon facility.
Read MoreSkilled labor emerging to meet demand for manufacturing jobs in area
By: Matthew Tota
In Massachusetts, home to about 7,000 manufacturing companies, lawmakers, school officials and manufacturers have met at roundtables and chamber of commerce meetings to discuss the need for a pipeline of skilled workers. The state has formed a Legislative Manufacturing Caucus and spent millions of dollars in workforce development. Last week, the state announced $2.5 million for advanced manufacturing training.
Read MoreMassachusetts thinks regionally about manufacturing workforce; ‘413’ gets $650K to school for jobs
By: Jim Kinney
Instead of regional workforce boards competing for grants, the state provided four regions in Massachusetts $625,000 each to train workers and come up with a regional manufacturing workforce plan.
Read MoreMassachusetts College Receives Grant to Boost Advanced Manufacturing Training
By: Bonnie Russell, TELEGRAM & GAZETTE
Advanced manufacturing training at Quinsigamond Community College and other learning institutions in the state just received substantial funding.
Read MoreMarlborough laser maker wins $2.3M state grant
Sheaumann Laser, a Marlborough firm that designs and manufactures lasers, has received a $2.3-million state grant to aid adaption of new technology.
Read MoreBaker-Polito Administration Announces $2.5 Million for Advanced Manufacturing Training
Four workforce development consortiums will train more than 700 unemployed and under-employed residents in advanced manufacturing.
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