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Catskills locals voice ongoing concerns about turbidity issues plaguing the Lower Esopus...

Several Catskills hamlets lie beneath the surface of the Ashokan Reservoir, submerged to...

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When the Tussey Mountain school board gathers Monday night for its monthly voting session, several motions regarding personnel and policy and curriculum matters will be acted on.

7 Leon County Schools receive $1.3 million in grant funding for after school programs The 21st Century Program engages kids in educational opportunities after school in Leon County. and last updated 2021-07-02 15:25:28-04 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — The 21st Century Program engages kids in educational opportunities after school in Leon County. Right now, there are 15 schools that have the program. Some take a deeper approach in math and science, while others may look at helping advance thei...

Summer school programs open to all students with new approach Programs will focus on academics, mental health, social skills Share Updated: 6:43 PM EDT Jun 29, 2021 Programs will focus on academics, mental health, social skills Share Updated: 6:43 PM EDT Jun 29, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript JEAN: AFTER MORE THAN A YEAOFR PANDEMIC LEARNING, MOST SCHOOL DISTRICTS ACROSS THE STATE ARE OPENING THEIR SUMMER LEARNING PROGRAMS TO ALL STUDENTS. >> IT COULD BE ACADEMIC...

Rolling Hills Local Board of Education approves employment contracts Niki Wolfe Correspondent The Rolling Hills Local Board of Education recently approved a lengthy list of contracts for employment for the 2021-2022 school year. This included Brenda Bates, summer lunch program cook; Sara Burris, 21st Century Program manager; Brenda Brown, summer lunch program cook; Sabrina Casey, substitute custodian, cook and secretary; Lyric Cunningham, substitute nurse; Jamie Davis, 21st Century Summer ...

Cardington-Lincoln purchases 2 buses By Evelyn Long - For The Sentinel CARDINGTON — Members of the Cardington-Lincoln Board of Education, considered many topics over the course of a three- hour meeting held Monday, April 12. • Approved was the purchase of two new buses, totaling nine new buses in the past six years. This equals the replacement of new route buses as there are eight regular daily routes. One of the new buses will carry handicapped students as it has a lift with camera (cost $...

Read Article Contributed FARMINGTON — United Way of the Tri-Valley Area has launched the United Way Care Card program to show appreciation for frontline workers — including, but not limited to, grocery store clerks, teachers and healthcare workers. Cards will also be distributed to individuals in nursing homes and other health care facilities throughout Greater Franklin County. “The pandemic has taken a toll on our communities and we thought a simple, heartfelt message of gratitude for t...