2019 – Page 31 – The News of the Highlands

This is the look you have when you are so darn close to yelling Bingo

The agony of defeat!

February 15, 2019 Editorial Staff

This is the look you have when you are so darn close to yelling Bingo … and then somebody else yells it first!

Deadline update

February 15, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

Several additional components to this year’s March Mania event have been announced in the past week.

Grand Marshals Joe and David “Turkey” McCormick

They’re the grand marshals!

February 14, 2019 Editorial Staff

This year’s St. Patricks parade is on Saturday, March 2 and will be led by Grand Marshals Joe and David “Turkey” McCormick.

Marzella Rhodes spoke to the Board of Education

On January 18, Highland Falls Intermediate School seventh and eighth graders — in an activity planned relating to Martin Luther King Day — spent a day participating in activities about different forms of prejudice.

James I. O'Neill High School

O’Neill graduation change

February 14, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

New ceremony date is Tuesday, June 25 The date for O’Neill High School’s Class of 2019 graduation ceremony has changed, due to West Point’s R-Day. State-wide, high school testing and graduations are late this year,

Obituary – February 11, 2019

February 11, 2019 Editorial Staff

Mark Christopher Julian, 60, of Henrico, Virginia, a wonderful brother, uncle, cousin and friend, was surrounded by family as he went to be with the Lord after a sudden brief illness on Thursday, January 31, 2019.

Rep. worries about USMA projects

February 8, 2019 Editorial Staff

Representative Sean Patrick Maloney is cautioning that a national emergency declaration could threaten $252 million worth of funding already allocated for construction projects at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.

Government

Year: 2019

The agony of defeat!

Deadline update

They’re the grand marshals!

Learning about one another

O’Neill graduation change

Obituary – February 11, 2019

Rep. worries about USMA projects

Village explores erecting a cell tower

Big changes coming to Main St.

At the FMFD, it’s a family affair