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From the Classroom to the Business Park

In recognition of Manufacturing Month, New Albany High School chemistry and environmental science students recently spent the day exploring career opportunities in manufacturing and engineering at the New Albany International Business Park.

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City of New Albany broke the news 4 days ago on Monday, November 2, 2026.

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