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View Comments ALBANY – New York's nearly 700 school districts will seek voter approval Tuesday for their budgets for the fiscal year starting July 1, saying they are offering austere spending plans after receiving an infusion of state and federal aid. The districts are averaging a 2.9% spending increase and seeking to raise the tax levy, which is the total amount of property taxes collected, by 1.4%, state records from Department of Education showed. Twenty school districts will look to override the property-tax cap, which will require a 60% vote from the public. Still, districts said they...
People 58 Add to collection The chairman and CCO at M&C Saatchi aeiou tells LBB’s Natasha Patel about a career that began with the TV sitcom Bewitched and took him around the world and back again Tony Liu is one of those creatives whose creativity extends further than just his day job at M&C Saatchi aeiou. He currently heads up the operation as the China office’s chairman and CCO but he’s an artist in his own right too. Point in hand is Tony’s feature that currently sits in the Museum of Modern Art in New York – though he points out he was not nearly as excited about that as he was...
Obituary: Marisa A. Griffin WATERVILLE - Marisa A. Griffin, 64, of Waterville, died unexpectedly, on Sunday Feb. 28, 2021. She was born on March 20, 1956 ... Share WATERVILLE – Marisa A. Griffin, 64, of Waterville, died unexpectedly, on Sunday Feb. 28, 2021. She was born on March 20, 1956 in Fairfield, the daughter of Ross and Marguerite Griffin. She was raised in Waterville and educated in the Waterville school system. Over the years, Marisa enjoyed working for her father in his asphalt paving company, The Maine Dept. of Transportation and eventually the health care field where she found ...
Schools to get 'huge infusion' of aid from rescue plan. Why they're still worried FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Castle Island Bilingual Montessori school student Mia Finlan, 5, glues tissue paper to her lantern in the art studio on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2020, in Albany, N.Y. The American Rescue Plan, set to pass Congress March 9, 2021, will means billions for schools. But they're still worried it could mean less support in the years to come. (Paul Buckowski/Times Union)Paul Buckowski/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Mary Taylor, right, helps her son, Aarmani, 4, who attends Delaware Commun...