Soaring college tuition costs and massive student debt loads are two dynamics that are calling into question the traditional preparation for successful professional careers. While community colleges and vocational training offer popular alternative paths, a five-year-old workforce training program in a small city on the north shore of Boston is providing recent high school graduates with an altogether different career development choice.
Over the past few decades, strict fishing limits have marginalized opportunity historically available to the sons and daughters of Gloucester, Massachusetts.
