Times Herald-Record: MW hires two bus companies to restore bus service for Hasidic families

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The new Smith Farm housing development on Gilbert Street in Monroe is one of the locations where Monroe-Woodbury School District picks up hundreds of Hasidic children to bus them to religious schools in and around Kiryas Joel.

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MW hires two bus companies to restore bus service for Hasidic families

Monroe-Woodbury School District approved emergency contracts with two bus companies last week to restore bus service for kids going to Hasidic schools

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Pete Seeger's stamp, set to be released next year,

Tony Falco to be honored at his Marlboro venue this weekend

Tony Falco inside The Falcon in Marlboro on March

Boys cross country: Class A race ends in thrilling sprint

Cornwall's Jeremy Jean-Charles left and Monroe-Woo

Schramm, Richardson repeat as Section 9 cross country champs

Goshen's Kayla Schramm leads in the Girls Class B

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