Port Chester Middle School eighth grade students discussed
the structure and power of local government with Westchester County Executive
Rob Astorino… and News 12 Anchor Matt Sampson as part of an Optimum “Power to
Learn,” event on Thursday. Astorino and
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This the third advertising post on the “announcements” space since Rye Patch converted to the new site layout. Seems a bit of a mess to me. But hopefully someone will come along and figure out who the real poster is, their link to the advertised agent and agency, and then delete the post. After all, if it’s an ad, it should be labeled as such and the poster should pay for having it run. If that doesn’t happen, Patch won’t be able to pay its employees to keep real content on the site.
Thanks for the feedback. There was a mix up with photos, but we are working on getting the…Read More appropriate Rye banner photo up right now. Thank you.
PCMS Students Talk Government with Astorino
Port Chester Middle School eighth grade students discussed the structure and power of local government with Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino… and News 12 Anchor Matt Sampson as part of an Optimum “Power to Learn,” event on Thursday. Astorino and
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