Long-Time Employment Agency Director Stepping Down

By Franklin County Now April 17, 2020 6:21 am

Combined Sources

(undated) — The long-time director of the Franklin-Hampshire Workforce Board is stepping down. Patricia Crosby has been at the helm of the agency for 19 years. She announced her departure in January. A search is underway for her replacement, which the agency hopes to have in place by the fall.

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