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Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   WESTMINSTER — John Broadley came to Vermont almost 30 years ago from his native Scotland to teach at the Greenwood School in Putney. Since then, Broadley has been a special education teacher, a math teacher, activities director, athletic director, varsity girls soccer coach, and for the past 12 years has been assistant principal at Bellows Falls Union High School. He taught at the Greenwood School from 1993 until 2002, when he moved to BFUHS. Broadley, 61, was named the new principal at the union high school that serves the towns of R...

CBE officials are proposing different scenarios which eliminate arts programming in Grades 10 to 12 and consolidate French Immersion, Spanish Bilingual and…

Whatcom sees 68 new COVID cases Saturday as health department warns of rapidly rising cases The Bellingham Herald 1/10/2021 Julie Shirley, The Bellingham Herald (Bellingham, Wash.) Jan. 10—Whatcom County has 68 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, according to the Washington State Department of Health on Saturday, Jan. 9. Deaths are not reported on the weekend. "Whatcom County has entered new, uncharted and dangerous COVID-19 territory. Since Dec. 30 cases have risen very rapidly, faster than ever before. There's a high risk of the virus spreading even further as people return...

New York Times admits it got duped by fake terrorist: Executive editor, Dean Baquet, blames 'institutional failure' for making fantasist the star of its 'Caliphate' podcast - but stands by Pulitzer-nominated reporter who was conned by him The New York Times has admitted to an 'institutional failure' in the production of its 2018 podcast 'Caliphate' The podcast centered on the shocking story of 'ISIS executioner' Shehroze Chaudhry, 25, who has since been revealed as a fake He was arrested by Canadian officials in September and charged with 'a hoax regarding terrorist activity' for his lies Th...

- ADVERTISEMENT - Gompers, which is in Lakewood, and Hudson, which is in West Long Beach, each have a few hundred middle school students. But those who are returning for seventh and eighth grade in fall 2021 will be relocated to other LBUSD middle schools, with priority placement. The schools will be converted from kindergarten through eighth grade campuses to traditional K-5 elementary schools. Two weeks ago, a district official set the stage for the move with a presentation to the board noting the higher cost of running K-8 schools. “Our recommendation is to eliminate middle school progra...