Hanford Labor Group President Resigns

The president of the Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council (HAMTC) is resigning, but says he plans to remain involved at the Hanford Site, focusing on health and safety training.
Dave Molnaa will on April 16 leave the job he has held for 12 years at HAMTC, an umbrella…

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