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  5. Success Story: The value of EDA support of New Mexico’s Sandia Science and Technology Park (SSTP) has been underscored by a report published this week. It details how SSTP has created 2,500 high-skilled, high-tech, and high-wage jobs, and ...
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    Photo: Acting Assistant Secretary Erskine (far right) and U.S. Senator Mark Warner (third from right) announce the winning “Appalachian Spring – Using Asset-Based and Creative Economy Methods to Catalyze Rural Job Acceleration” Rural Jobs and Innovation Challenge project in Abingdon, Va.  The project will focus on integrating downtown revitalization plans with cultural and natural assets of the region to foster resources for asset growth and job creation.
  7. Senior Obama officials in Ruston, LA, for roundtable discussion with Rural Jobs and Innovation Accelerator Winner at the Enterprise Center of the Louisiana Tech Campus.
    http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/RuralJobsAccelerator.html

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