The Norwin School Board has taken a novel approach to dodging the state mandate that people wear masks when inside school buildings, an apparent concession to board members and several people in the audience this week who did not wear masks. Board members voted this week to hold their January
you don t want to be delivering bad news to a community. it s not just those families, it s the weight of those buildings coming down that is on this entire community. it is a long ride for us. it s not lost on me that we celebrated the 4th of july yesterday and we didn t actually celebrate. but last year we didn t actually celebrate like we do now. my commitment, our commitment, is that we re going to pray and we re going to get through this. i know we can do that and i know we will. i appreciate all of you, thank you. thank you mr. vice chair. the national weather service robert wayman. good morning, we re tracking tropical storm elsa ensure cuba this morning. the center of the storm is
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School district spending and keeping students safe are among issues raised by the nine candidates seeking nominations for four seats on the Norwin School Board in the May 18 primary.
The race features two incumbents, two separate teams of candidates and two candidates running independently of the others. All of the candidates have cross-filed in their bids for the nominations and all live in North Huntingdon.
Brian Carlton, 41, board president, and Raymond Kocak, 57, are the incumbents running for reelection to second terms. Two other incumbents decided not to run Tony Corsa, who was appointed to the board in December 2019, and Donald Rhodes, who opted not to seek a fifth term.