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'Very frustrating': Locals awaiting new bridge near Lunenburg, N.S. after 1.5 years and counting - Halifax - Vimarsana News

'Very frustrating': Locals awaiting new bridge near Lunenburg, N.S. after 1.5 years and counting - Halifax

The Indian Path Bridge project is a year behind schedule, and locals are growing more frustrated with delays. The bridge is also a contributing reason to a local pub closing.

New Haven schools chief apologizes for district's handling of racial slur case; 'we messed up' - Vimarsana News

New Haven schools chief apologizes for district's handling of racial slur case; 'we messed up'

New Haven schools chief apologizes for district's handling of racial slur case; 'we messed up' Linda Lambeck FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 2of3 3of3 NEW HAVEN — Superintendent of Schools Iline Tracey has apologized to the school board and community for how the district handled an administrator’s use of racial slur at a city school this past school year. “We messed up,” said Tracey. “I am apologizing because I am hearing that staff and the community are hurting.” The apology came two hours into a meeting this week that began with 17 members of the public demanding that more be done to ...

New Haven Superintendent Releases Old Memo Concerning Racist Language From Now-Demoted Principal - Vimarsana News

New Haven Superintendent Releases Old Memo Concerning Racist Language From Now-Demoted Principal

Pixabay The Superintendent of New Haven Schools released a memo from a city attorney this week that cited concerns about the handling of a principal’s use of the “n-word.” The memo was written weeks ago, but the release only came after public demands for more transparency. Roblee claimed she used the word once. An attorney consulted on the matter questioned if Roblee’s dishonesty about her repeated use of the “n-word” renders her fit to serve in any of the city’s public schools. The school board took the attorney’s recommendation to offer Roblee an ultimatum: take a transfer...

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