Dear R.H. Conwell Community, I am writing to inform you that a person in our school community has tested positive for COVID-19. At this time, we have determined that the school will: Move to remote learning effective immediately, and will remain in a remote learning model through February 3. We will return to in person …
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Returnable Drop-Off Is Back!
The town has contracted with Joey Granger to operate the Returnable Bottle & Can Shed. You can once again leave your returnables in the shed during regular Transfer Station hours. Let’s keep those bottles and cans out of the waste stream! A large number of returnables have been showing up in the Glass & Plastic …
News for the Community from Superintendent/Principal Dobosz – 1/22/2021
Hope this finds you well. During the Inauguration on Wednesday young poet laureate Amanda Gorman shared a beautiful reading titled The HIll We Climb. The link to this video is below. It’s certainly worth listening too and such an inspiration to our children and young adults. Youth poet laureate Amanda Gorman reads The Hill We Climb at …
News for the Community from Superintendent/Principal Dobosz – 1/15/2021
Greetings Community, Hope you had a wonderful week. I am happy to share that Nurse Sam gave birth to her daughter Addison Pease on January 11, 2021. Baby Addison weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces and is 18 inches long! Baby and mom are doing well! Parent Zoom Meeting: This is an opportunity for families to …
News for the Community from Superintendent/Principal Dobosz – 1/8/2021
Greetings Community, Happy Friday! It’s been so wonderful seeing all the kids and hearing about their winter vacation. This week in the classroom, students and teachers re-established routines and new year expectations for learning. A friendly reminder to please send your child in with warm clothes, boots, hats and mittens and extra masks! Please follow …
DOG LICENSES FOR 2021 NOW AVAILABLE
DUE BY MARCH 31ST Here’s hoping 2021 is a better year for getting this done! All dogs old enough to be vaccinated for rabies should get a 2021 Town license by March 3ist. Must have current rabies certificate. Fee: $5 for spayed or neutered$10 for male or female BY MAIL AND DROP BOX Please send …
News for the Community from Superintendent/Principal Dobosz – 1/3/2021
Greetings Community, Happy New Year! Hope you and your family had a nice holiday season. It’s such a relief to have 2020 in the rear view mirror! With this new year, I am hopeful with the distribution of the COVID vaccine, but the virus is still very present and health officials are reporting a second …
Aid to Worthington Residents Available
As we approach the height of heating season, the Whiting Street Fund Committee would like to remind Worthington residents about the Whiting Street Fund. The fund exists for the sole purpose of providing financial assistance to Worthington residents who are experiencing short-term financial needs. The fund helps individuals and families with expenses that directly affect …
COA Holiday Luncheon 2020
The Council on Aging held a very successful Curbside Holiday Luncheon on Monday. Thanks to the Fiddlehead Inn and Rabbit Hole Restaurant for 158 delicious meals. And thanks to the helpers who handed out the meals, made deliveries and to Chief Reinke and Charley Rose who directed traffic. Special thanks to Shelley Rice our outgoing …