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Two pieces of the education reform bill signed into law by Gov. Kim Reynolds in May – Senate File 496 – will be discussed.

School start dates by district: Austintown Aug. 28  Boardman Wednesday Beaver Local Monday Campbell Monday Aug. 28 (K) Canfield Monday

A gun safety advocacy group wants families to prevent access to guns in the home. If not, members say, it could ultimately lead to a school shooting.

The amount builders must pay the school district for new homes, which is often passed on to buyers, will more than double for single-family houses.

When and where breakfasts and lunches are available to children throughout the summer via Volusia County Schools and state and federal funding.

ELIZABETHTON — Retired Carter County deputy Rocky Croy has announced his candidacy for sheriff of Carter County in the Thursday Aug. 4 county general election. Croy is running as an

Virginia Agriculture in the Classroom has awarded 61 grants in 42 Virginia localities for the 2021-2022 school year.

Picketers protest Mahar, Orange elementary music program cuts "> Longtime Ralph C. Mahar Regional School District School Committee member Thomas Bates was honored Wednesday for his 31 years of service as he is retiring. STAFF PHOTO/CHRIS LARABEE "> Picketers attended the Ralph C. Mahar and Orange Elementary school committee meetings on Wednesday to protest recent music cuts. STAFF PHOTO/CHRIS LARABEE "> Mandy Blackbird and Andy Bates hold signs Wednesday protesting recent cuts to music programs...

Petersham voters back study of PCS removal from consolidation (left to right) Petersham Selectboard member Rebecca Legare, Vice Chair Henry Woolsey and Chair Nancy Allen in discussion prior to the Annual Town Meeting. Staff photo/Greg Vine The setting sun shining through the open front door of Petersham Town Hall illuminates Town Moderator Bart Wendell at the start of last Mondays Annual Town Meeting. Staff photo/Greg Vine The vote in favor of a resolution to support the study of a return to ...

Between May 9-15, the state reported 49 new cases of COVID-19 in Volusia and Flagler schools — for a total of 3,041 cases since Sept 6.