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West Hempstead teachers' contract talks stalled

W.H. Board of Ed. requests state mediator; union seeks 15 percent over three years

Posted Thursday, March 25, 2010 11:11 am

Picket signs such as this were used by West Hempstead educators to protest the school board's impasse declaration in deadlocked contract negotiations.

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West Hempstead teachers' contract talks stalled

W.H. Board of Ed. requests state mediator; union seeks 15 percent over three years

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