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Two Buffalo Charter Schools were in State Supreme Court to try and keep themselves afloat after the Buffalo Board of Education decided not to renew their
The Buffalo School Board may have ordered Enterprise and Westminster Community charter schools to close, but the two are fighting back in court.
This is an unusual situation, since the two schools were chartered by the school board, not by Albany. They are the only two of the state s 351 public charter schools slated for closure.
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Saying Enterprise and Westminister were lower in achievement than public city schools, board members voted March 31 to close, effective at the end of this school year. Although, Westminster students might stay in that building because the city owns it.
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The Brattleboro Floral Arts & Garden Club will hold its annual plant sale on Saturday, May 15, from 9 to 11 a.m. at Green Mountain Chapel, 480 Western Ave. The sale will feature mostly perennials dug from membersâ gardens, plus limited annuals. Select gardening treasures will be offered as well. The Brattleboro Floral Arts & Garden Club is open to everyone, with monthly meetings throughout the year. For more information on the club, see the club website at https://sites.google.com/site/brattleborogardenclub/ or contact Jill Stahl Tyler, 802-254-2879 or jill@globalcow.com.
The Westminster West Library will host a Perennial Plant Sale â a 20-plus year tradition â from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 29, at the library, 3409 Westminster West Road in Putney.
Ringing down the curtain after 55 years
Daily Pilot and TimesOC theater writer Tom Titus is retiring after 55 years of reviewing Orange County theater.
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Parting, as Billy Shakespeare once quoth, is such sweet sorrow. And that pretty much sums up my feelings as I contemplate retirement after 55 years of reviewing local theater for the Daily Pilot and TimesOC.
It’s been a terrific ride for this dyed-in-the-wool theater junkie. And that includes 40 years as a participant acting and directing for local playhouses, highlighted by 31 years as artistic director of the Irvine Community Theater.
Tom Titus stands in the Segerstrom stage at South Coast Repertory, where he reviewed every single show for the Daily Pilot and TimesOC since the theater opened in 1964.