State-funded training helps employers, job seekers
GRISSETTOWN—Timothy DeMatties of Seaside has found his professional niche doing something he never thought he would—building and repairing street-legal golf carts as a mechanic at the Golf Cart Outlet.
The opportunity to train for his new career was the result of a six-month span of unemployment.
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