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Earl F. Clanagan has been a construction worker all of his adult life. He now has something to show for it.
The Rappahannock County native just completed 520 hours of structured training to certify as a pipe layer-drainage worker.
He currently works for L.F. Franklin and Sons Inc., of Stephenson, as a construction worker on the U.S. 211 widening project west of Washington.
Mr. Clanagan “has increased his skill level through this training program," said Curtis Brooking, Culpeper district contract compliance coordinator for the Virginia Department of Transportation. Mr. Brooking explained that “observation from his office suggest better opportunities in future employment for persons who have completed a program.”
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