HANOVER – Through a $250,000 state loan and a $25,000 workforce training agreement from Anne Arundel County Economic Development Corp., the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades is building a new 60,000 office and 36-unit resident’s hall to facilitate training programs. The union expects to bring as many as 100 new jobs to the county in the next 20 months.
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