Meanwhile, Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corp. officials have seen the number of new registrants at their six "one-stop" employment centers jump 66 percent in the past year to 8,260 from 4,986.
Now, Kirkland Murray, president and chief executive officer of the organization, said his group is using $719,000 of federal stimulus money to take the "show out on the road" by launching new outreach efforts and programs to help local residents...
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