As housing prices rise and the personalities of neighborhoods disappear, a return to affordable, safe, communal life in an integrated community is essential.
First place winners Team TowBoat US scored a check for $25,050. Pictured: April Boehnen, Mike Price, Chris Magnano, Jessica Potts, Capt. Kyle Potts and Josh Constantine. COURTESY PHOTO Despite unprecedented obstacles, early estimates for the 11th annual “Ding” Darling & Doc Ford’s Tarpon Tournament on May 19 show earnings of about $165,000 from tournament sponsorships
Despite unprecedented obstacles, early estimates for the 11th annual “Ding” Darling & Doc Ford s Tarpon Tournament on May 19 show earnings of about $165,000
The 10th annual “Ding” Darling & Doc Ford’s Tarpon Tournament on May 13 pushed historical earnings for the decade to more than $1 million. The 10th annive
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RIPLEY After a few “small blips” regarding student attendance, the Ripley Central School District is moving ahead with full in-person learning, board of education members learned at their meeting this month.
“We are just trying to bring everyone back,” said Ripley Superintendent William Caldwell. “We’re chugging ahead, waiting to hear what the future brings areas such as masks and social distancing.”
In January, the district returned second and third grade students to full-remote in response to a positive COVID report. After two weeks, there were no further incidents and the students were allowed to return to in-person learning, Caldwell said.