Special recognition

Posted 4/13/22

Retired Marlboro teacher Betty Martuscello was honored by the Ulster County Legislature with a special Proclamation and by the Town of Marlborough with a Commendation for her dedicated service to the …

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Special recognition

Pictured (l. - r.) Councilwoman Sherida Sessa, Ulster County Legislator Tom Corcoran, daughter Donna, Betty Martuscello, son Daniel, Supervisor Scott Corcoran and Councilman Dave Zambito.

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