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Solano to buy old school site to secure Cordelia fire station location FAIRFIELD The Solano County Board of Supervisors agreed Tuesday to purchase the former Falls Elementary School site in order to protect the Cordelia Fire Protection District Station No. 29 that is located on the property. “It really was to look at future fire protection services . . . and response is critical,” Supervisor Jim Spering said about why he brought the issue to the county administration and now the board. “This location is absolutely critical.” The county agreed to pay the Fairfield-Suisun School District $550,000, plus administrative fees and estimated closing costs, to buy 10 acres located at 1624 and 1634 Rockville Road in rural Fairfield. ....
Supervisors consider changes with county Senior Coalition FAIRFIELD The Solano County Board of Supervisors will consider recommendations Tuesday that would include no longer funding the Senior Coalition of Solano County. “The report recommendations allow the Senior Coalition to continue with its current contract funding of $30,221 for a coordinator until June 30, 2021,” the staff report to the board states. “The remaining $26,579 budgeted for (fiscal year) 2020-21 would remain unspent and return to the general fund. Additionally, the report recommends eliminating the $56,800 of general fund going annually toward the Senior Coalition of Solano County starting in (fiscal year) 2021-22.” The coalition’s role as an advisory board to the supervisors would be absorbed by the Area Agency on Aging. ....
Hoosick Falls kindergarteners go to remote instruction for week FacebookTwitterEmail Exterior of Hoosick Falls High School on Wednesday, May, 10, 2017, in Hoosick Falls, N.Y. (Will Waldron/Times Union)Will Waldron/Albany Times Union HOOSICK FALLS – Kindergarten students in Hoosick Falls Elementary School will use remote learning until Jan. 19 due to a positive COVID-19 case at the school, the district said. “Unlike prior situations we have had to work through, the impacted staff members all work in the same grade level and in the same hallway,” the Hoosick Falls Central School District said on its website Monday. “Due to the localized impact this particular case has had, we have decided to pivot only the Kindergarten classes to remote learning from Monday, January 11 through Friday, January 15,” the district announced. In-person classes for kindergarten students will resume Jan. 19. ....