Three Village, NY|Press Release|
Three Village Schools Celebrate Lunar New Year
Students and staff celebrated the Year of the Rabbit through events, activities and school-wide displays.

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Students and staff celebrated the Year of the Rabbit through events, activities and school-wide displays.

Brooklyn-based jam band Walrus will perform Feb. 14.
A free presentation about improving heart health is set for Feb. 9.
Matthew Sanders, who currently serves as the principal of William Floyd Middle School, was selected after an extensive search.
The One Word Challenge asks students to think of a single word they want to focus on for 2023.
Command Staff recognized department personnel for their outstanding achievements in 2022.
"Have a heart for the arts" at the Feb. 13 event.
Residents with children who turn five before Jan. 1, 2024, are encouraged to register as soon as possible.
Chief Dave Soumas has served the Woodstock Fire Department since 1988.
Purple Pansies helps local Atlanta families to pay their medical bills and other associated costs related to pancreatic cancer.
The development organization was recognized for its "mission to enhance economic vitality, historical and cultural heritage."
GoodWork supports, develops, and strengthens greater Seacoast nonprofits by providing customized incubator services at no cost.
The private wealth advisory practice was named to the list of "Best-in-State Wealth Management Teams."
The free tax preparation program is available to individuals and families with household incomes up to $60,000 annually.
The scholarships will be awarded twice a year to qualifying students who have completed one semester of vet tech studies.
Black lab puppy Charlie will serve as the school’s resident therapy dog to support students' social-emotional family.
Senior Sia Minhas has been selected to participate in the prestigious program.
New Care Initiatives in Berlin and Mount Holly are responding to healthcare demand.
Eighth grader Joli Palmquist correctly spelled “ascension” and “importunate” to claim the title as the county’s top speller.