Month: December 2008
3 Injured as Mom, 2 Kids Rushed to Hospital After Webster Avenue Smashup
Towards Long Overdue Transparency, Freedom of Information Law Updated
Journal News – “common sense” prevails at Ward Acres
New Dog Walking Rules at Ward Acres
From the Superintendent
Associated Press Revisits “Girl, Interrupted” Controversy
City Relents on Dog Fees, Ward Acres Case Settled
Westchester County Reports First Official Flu Case for 2008-2009 Season
School Board Suspends Jefferson Employee Without Pay over Racist Remarks
The Whistleblower’s Dilemma: Hero or Snitch? Answer: Ask the Victims
New York State Inspector General Says: “It’s Not My Job”
Anticipated Westchester County Real Tax Increase, One Component of Total Tax Bill
Is the LeCount Square Project Overreaching?
New Rochelle Closes Book on “Girl, Interrupted” Censorship Crisis; “Time to Move On”
Citizens Be Concerned: Board of Education Meeting is no Place for Criticism of the New Rochelle School District
More Frivolous Spending by New Rochelle City Officials
***** TALK OF THE SOUND EXCLUSIVE ***** New Rochelle Sex Censorship Linked to Suspension of Students in ’04
New Rochelle School Board Meets Tonight, “Culture of Censorship” on the Agenda
Do We Have the Courage and Conviction to do What Needs to be Done in Our Schools?
Trinity Elementary School Parents get a BIG, “It’s Not My Job” from the USDA’s Team Nutrition
New Rochelle High English Department Calls Censorship “Regrettable”, Sidesteps Accountability
Dear Blabby: My Daughter Hates School
Book, Uninterrupted! New Unexpurgated Copies of Censored Book Distributed to Students
Anti-Censorship Groups Call on New Rochelle Schools to Revamp Book Challenge Process
Get the Lastest on Censorship Crisis Here
PANIC MODE! Board of Education Calls Special Session to Deal with Censorship Crisis
WNBC Channel 4 Reports on New Rochelle Censorship
News12 Reports on New Rochelle Book Censorship
Knopf Publishing Official Statement Condemns Censorship by New Rochelle Schools