Saline Area Schools selects interim leader as next superintendent
Updated Apr 29, 2021;
Posted Apr 29, 2021
Saline Area Schools has selected Steve Laatsch as its new superintendent. Laatsch has been serving as the district s interim superintendent since January.Photo provided | Saline Area Schools
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SALINE, MI - Saline Area Schools will stick with a familiar face for its next leader, selecting Steve Laatsch as its next superintendent.
The board approved hiring Laatsch by a 7-0 vote after the conclusion of its interview process Thursday, April 29. Laatsch has been serving as the district’s interim superintendent since January, following the retirement of longtime superintendent Scot Graden.
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Phillipsburg’s 2021 budget holds taxes flat, as library faces funding crunch
Updated Apr 22, 2021;
Phillipsburg Town Council this week introduced a nearly $19 million 2021 budget that keeps municipal taxes flat for a second straight year.
Following pleas to boost spending for the Phillipsburg Free Public Library, council on Tuesday unanimously approved council President Frank McVey’s proposal to forego a pay raise for 2021 for its five members and Mayor Todd Tersigni. The elected officials took a 10% cut in salaries in 2020 versus 2019, and Tuesday’s vote keeps that cut in place.
McVey framed the election year reduction as a response to the continuing coronavirus pandemic: “We’re really not out of it yet,” he said.