Football preview: Horsemen look to reload after run to state title game
Sleepy Hollow raised the standard considerably last season. Now the Horsemen have to show they can sustain it with key
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Following weeks of public debate, three Hastings residents, including two with children in district schools, filed a petition on May 4 challenging the Hastings Board of Education’s approval of a contract for artificial turf fields.
The Dispatch obtained a copy of the petition with the petitioners’ names redacted. The document argues that the board’s vote to award the contract failed to comply with the “bid specifications and representations made… to the Petitioners and the public.”
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