Douglas to add star power to film screening
The economic and cultural divide in national politics is explored in the documentary “America’s Burning,” which will be screened
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Ceremonial shovels dug into the football field at Ardsley High School on May 12, symbolizing the start of a districtwide capital project. The $53,499,000 plan, which will be funded in part by a $49,999,000 bond that voters approved last May, includes projects that will impact all three of the district’s schools.
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