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Construction begins on new child care facility for Bath Iron Works employees

Summary by Bangor Daily News

Work is officially underway on a new child care facility for Bath Iron Works employees. BIW and the YMCA held a ceremony Monday for the beginning of work on a child care center. It will be at 6 Farley Road near Cook’s Corner in Brunswick. The new facility will create about 100 child care spots for BIW shipbuilders. BIW and the YMCA hope the new center will help with hiring and retaining workers facing child care challenges. “When families can’t …

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Bangor Daily News

Construction begins on new child care facility for Bath Iron Works employees

3 months ago·Bangor, United States

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WCSH

Bath YMCA makes history with new child care option for BIW workers

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