Sag Harbor Board Of Education President, Vice President Switch Roles
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Sandi Kruel FILE PHOTO
Sandi Kruel FILE PHOTO
Cailin Riley on Jul 13, 2022
At the annual organizational meeting on Monday night, July 11, Sag Harbor School Board President Brian DeSesa and Vice President Sandi Kruel effectively swapped roles, with Kruel sworn in as... more
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Cailin Riley on Jul 13, 2022