Sen. Ingwersen, Gov. Mills celebrate investments in career and technical education in Senate District 32
ARUNDEL — On Wednesday, Sept. 10, Sen. Henry Ingwersen, D-Arundel, welcomed Gov. Janet T. Mills to Senate District 32. During her visit, she and Sen. Ingwersen toured Align Precision, a leading advanced manufacturing firm that specializes in high-precision machining and assembly for aerospace, defense and medical industries. Afterwards, they visited the Landing School, which offers world-class programs in boatbuilding, marine systems and vessel design.
“I always enjoy showing off the great work that folks are doing here in the district,” said Sen. Ingwersen. “Whether it’s a manufacturer like Align Precision or an education program like the Landing School, we have entrepreneurs and educators preparing the next generation of boaters and builders to enter the workforce. The best part of all? They don’t even have to travel far from home. I have been proud to support these investments in career and technical education, and I will continue to do so.”
From left: Sen. Henry Ingwersen, D-Arundel; Gov. Janet T. Mills; and Sen. Joe Rafferty, D-Kennebunk; and General Manager Kevin Therrien tour Align Precision in Arundel. Align Precision has a highly skilled team that makes products for the aerospace and defense industry. (Photo courtesy of the Office of Governor Janet T. Mills)
In photo: Sen. Joe Rafferty, D-Kennebunk; Gov. Janet T. Mills; Landing School President John Caron; Sen. Henry Ingwersen, D-Arundel; and Kennebunk-Kennebunkport-Arundel Chamber of Commerce Director Laura Dolce at the Landing School in Arundel. It offers world-class programs in boatbuilding, marine systems and vessel design. (Photo courtesy of the Office of Governor Janet T. Mills)
Sen. Henry Ingwersen is serving his second term in the Maine Senate. He is the Senate chair of the Legislature’s Health and Human Services Committee, and he is a member of the Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry Committee. He represents Senate District 32, which includes Arundel, Biddeford, Dayton, Hollis and Lyman.
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