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“So far it’s been good,” Sygielski said, noting that he had already met dozens of people during his trip.
Sygielski commented that each county gives an amount of money to the college based on the number of students that attend, noting that both Rappahannock County Administrator John McCarthy and Dr. Chappell were wonderful people to work with.
“1 want LFCC to be the first choice for all graduating high school students and those thinking about enhancing their job skills or changing careers,” Sygielski said. “I alas want our business community to know we provide training to meet all of their workforce needs.”
For a full account of Sygielski’s trip visit the College’s Web site: http://www.lfcc.edu/WhereInVa/
The site includes updates on his trip through daily blog entries and photographs.
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