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Durhager Steps Down From Somers Board bernews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from bernews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The American Solidarity Party selected Peter Sonski to head its presidential ticket after a single round of voting on Friday afternoon. Solidarists will convene again in a convention later this month to choose his running mate. "We are pleased to introduce the American Solidarity's presidential nominee for the 2024 election.… ....
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Reply Lt. William Meier will be retiring from the Vernon Police Department to become the new finance chief for the Vernon public school system. (Tim Jensen/Patch) VERNON, CT Longtime Vernon police department member William Meier, often the face of the department at crime scenes as the public information officer, is retiring from the force to take on the role as the school system s new director of business and finance. Vernon Superintendent of Schools Joseph Macary made the announcement Monday evening following approval by the board of education. Meier, 42, will officially make the switch on July 7, a week into the new fiscal year. ....
March 30, 2021 at 7:54 AM The Somers Board of Education has reached out to the community to express “outrage” over the attacks in Altanta last week by a lone gunman who killed six Asian women and two others. The 21-year-old white man charged in the case has reportedly denied race played a role in his actions, but authorities have not ruled out bias as a motive. In a letter posted on the school district’s website Friday, March 19, the signees addressed “community members who are of Asian descent,” saying “we stand in solidarity with you today and always.” Sign Up for Somers Newsletter ....