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COCC’s Madras Expansion Loses Federal Funding
COCC’s Madras Expansion Loses Federal Funding
COCC’s Madras Expansion Loses Federal Funding

Published on: 03/31/2025

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rendering_of_cocc_s_madras_campus_expans The college will explore additional funding avenues to complete its project, increasing health care and early childhood education Central Oregon Community College lost $3 million in federal funding for the construction of its new campus expansion in Madras…

News Source : https://www.bendsource.com/news/coccs-madras-expansion-loses-federal-funding-22925070

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