State Grant Gives 19 Northampton Teenagers Summer Jobs

The Franklin Hampshire Career Center Youth Program receives a $37,262 state grant from the Franklin Hampshire Regional Employment Board.


The grant aims to give 19 Northampton youths, 14 to 21 years old, 6-8 hour work in $8 per hour jobs. The grant is also used for staff support as well.

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