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Gov. Janet Mills visited Central Maine Community College Friday, Feb. 11, to promote her plan to provide up to two years of free community college for the high school graduates most impacted by the pandemic. The proposal would help students graduate unburdened by student debt and prepare them to fill critical shortages in Maine’s workforce. Her visit featured a tour of a Building Construction classroom, and she was joined by Christine Kendall, CEO of Auburn-based H.E. Callahan Construction; Maine Community College President David Daigler; Central Maine Community College President Betsy Libby; and Maine Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Heather Johnson. (Submitted photo)
