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The discussion will cover how public school districts persuaded more than 100 tenured educators to resign after allegations, withheld their names from the public and approved "confidential" settlements with limited details.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 @ NOON: Reporters Jim Baumbach, Joie Tyrrell and Investigations Editor Keith Herbert discuss Newsday’s latest story that revealed school districts persuaded more than 100 educators facing allegations of wrongdoing to quietly resign.

Newport's redundant sewage tanks may reduce spills into River Medina, as Southern Water seeks solutions

Redundant sewage storage tanks in Newport could be brought back into use to help cut the number of spills into the River Medina.

Storm water overflows are being discharged into the River Medina, it has been revealed.

Southern Water addresses storm water overflow concerns in River Medina, dispelling sewage discharge misconceptions

Storm water overflows are being discharged into the River Medina, it has been revealed.

Redundant sewage storage tanks in Newport could be brought back into use to help cut the number of spills into the River Medina.

School districts withheld their names from the public and approved confidential settlements that provided limited or few details.

A closer look at some of the misconduct allegations that led school districts to negotiate confidential discipline settlements with the teachers.