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Sag Harbor School Board Awards Tenure, Continues Search For New Superintendent

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Sag Harbor School District employees Anthony Chase Mallia, Anita LaGrassa, Jonathan Schwartz, Lacey Price, Margaret Motto and Claire Michelle Viola (left to right), all were honored on at the school board meeting on Monday, June 17. Brandon B. Quinn

Sag Harbor School District employees Anthony Chase Mallia, Anita LaGrassa, Jonathan Schwartz, Lacey Price, Margaret Motto and Claire Michelle Viola (left to right), all were honored on at the school board meeting on Monday, June 17. Brandon B. Quinn

Sag Harbor School Board Trustee Edward Drohan (right) recieves a plaque from Superintendent Dr. Carl Bonuso honoring the end of his three years of service on the board. Brandon B. Quinn

Sag Harbor School Board Trustee Edward Drohan (right) recieves a plaque from Superintendent Dr. Carl Bonuso honoring the end of his three years of service on the board. Brandon B. Quinn

author on Jun 18, 2013
By Brandon B. QuinnThe first half of Monday’s Sag Harbor School Board meeting was “meant to be a night of celebration,” according to Interim Superintendent Dr. Carl Bonuso. The second... more

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