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SAINT CLAIR — The new asphalt track at Veterans Memorial Stadium will be open for use by the public, the Saint Clair Area School District announced Monday.

By Roger W. Burdette, special to CoinWeek ..... The Mint Act of 1792 established the United States Assay Commission to test and verify weight and purity

Tuesday was the first day of the new school year for students in Stafford County who are transitioning to high school, middle school or elementary school.  

Farrell Praised By Brick Schools' Staff As Board Renews Contract - Brick, NJ - Superintendent Thomas G. Farrell's new contract extends through June 2028; staff praised his consistency and leadership.

I read about the alleged Staples’ antisemitic incident that was posted on social media, but I couldn’t see the response from Superintendent Thomas Scarice. As a Jewish person, I wanted to make sure that the district was committed to finding out what actually happened. But I was shielded from details the school was taking because...

Following the retirement of Greens Farms Elementary School (GFS) Principal Kevin Cazzetta, Brian Byrne will take Cazzetta’s place beginning on July 1. Brian Byrne is coming from an elementary school principal position at Seoul International School in Seoul, South Korea. Before his position in South Korea, Byrne was an elementary school assistant principal at both...

Kevin Zhu of Jericho HS and Sabrina Guo of Syosset HS are among five from NY and 161 nationwide named to the program, which recognizes accomplishments in academics, the arts, and career and technical education fields.

An investigation into antisemitic comments made during the recent Staples High School trip to Germany found no evidence of the event according to Superintendent Thomas Scarice. The alleged incident occurred when the students were visiting the Dachau concentration camp. One student told another Jewish student that she should have died there, according to a social...

I read about the alleged Staples’ antisemitic incident that was posted on social media, but I couldn’t see the response from Superintendent Thomas Scarice. As a Jewish person, I wanted to make sure that the district was committed to finding out what actually happened. But I was shielded from details the school was taking because...

This is Part 2 of a two-part series provided by the Camden Historic Resources Committee. Part 1 ran in last weeks edition of the Camden Herald and is available at