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Otsego Now Hosts Classes In

Small Business, Manufacturing

Michelle Catan, senior business adviser with the state’s Small Business Development Center, stands before her Small Business Training class at the Otsego Now offices in Oneonta this morning as part of two weeks of job training. The Otsego County Chamber has been working with SUNY Broome Community College and partnering with Otsego Now in utilizing training rooms and laptops in offering manufacturing basics training.  Participants receive a certificate.  From 2 – 5 p.m. tomorrow (Friday), 10 manufacturers will participate in a job fair at the Otsego Now-Otsego Chamber offices on the fifth floor of 189 Main St., Oneonta, and the public is welcome to participate. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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