THE BUSINESS T IMES News OCTOBER 27-NOVEMBER 9, 2022
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n Retreating rate
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The monthly unemployment rate has retreated in Mesa County to its lowest level in four months.
n Topping off
The Trends doctor isContributors now in n Grand Valley physician prescribes care for the health care providers in his latest role. See page 2
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Construction continues on a cancer center and medical office building at Community Hospital in Grand Junction.
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Mesa County Public Health is among the first recipients of new grants promoting outdoor recreation in Colorado.
n Economic event
Dr. Patrick Pevoto of Fruita has begun his term as president of the Colorado Medical Society.
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High school students from across the West Slope are expected to attend an economic leadership conference.
n Diverse efforts
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Businesses benefit from diverse workforces, but a one-size-fits-all strategy rarely delivers intended benefits.
n Minerals critical
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The transition to the use of more electric vehicles depends on supply chains that deliver critical minerals.
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