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Westhampton Beach Superintendent Michael Radday Set To Retire

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Westhampton Beach School District Superintendent Michael Radday Has Announced His Retirement

Westhampton Beach School District Superintendent Michael Radday Has Announced His Retirement

Desirée Keegan on Sep 22, 2020
Westhampton Beach School Superintendent Michael Radday said the Board of Education accepting his resignation for retirement September 14 was bittersweet. “It has been a privilege to work alongside such a... more

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