Sag Harbor Elementary School teacher Cathy Carlozzi led a small, impromptu parade down Main Street in Sag Harbor on Monday with a special message for students: "We Miss You."
Westhampton Beach High School juniors Matthew Daleo (left) and Evan Lockwood have earned a spot in the New York State Science and Engineering Fair finals. Photo courtesy of the Westhampton Beach Union Free School District
Sag Harbor Elementary School teacher Cathy Carlozzi led a small, impromptu parade down Main Street in Sag Harbor on Monday with a special message for students: "We Miss You."
Westhampton Beach High School juniors Matthew Daleo (left) and Evan Lockwood have earned a spot in the New York State Science and Engineering Fair finals. Photo courtesy of the Westhampton Beach Union Free School District
on Apr 7, 2020
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on Apr 7, 2020