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Career talk at Brighton High School

Posted 5/4/22

Representatives from emergency services, the military, area hotels and restaurants and education spent the morning talking about potential careers with students from Brighton  High School May 4.

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Career talk at Brighton High School

Environmental Designs Marketing Director Abel Andres Salinas talks about his line of work to a student during a career fair at Brighton High School May 5. Representatives from emergency services, the military, hotels and restaurants and education spent the morning talking about potential careers.
Environmental Designs Marketing Director Abel Andres Salinas talks about his line of work to a student during a career fair at Brighton High School May 5. Representatives from emergency services, the military, hotels and restaurants and education spent the morning talking about potential careers.
Steve Smith
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Representatives from emergency services, the military, area hotels and restaurants and education spent the morning talking about potential careers with students from Brighton  High School May 4.

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