Council acts to curb mice chewing city records
City council members plan a study to determine filtration needs for the well water after state concerns about surface water influence. Grants with a due date of October 15 are sought, with December announcements. Officials address misregistered street names and replace damaged record boxes to deter nibbling mice.
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Tax and education funding clash shapes state debate
Legislators weigh taxes versus school funding, arguing against unconstitutionality and court control over districts. A mix of views on spurring growth, predatory gasoline pricing, and undoc umented worker penalties frames the session. Proposals include an E911 tax and a notional move to replace the state board of education with a governor appointed secretary.
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County school board weighs offers on old middle school site
The county school board discusses three proposals offering free use of the old middle school gym and auditorium. Marsh reports revised offers and a possible $5,000 bid, while Foutch’s interest to buy or use the building for community purposes remains unclear. Directors press for a meeting before March 24 and a firm bid, warning the district cannot pass a bond without a resolution.
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Foutch
Jack Bushman
Bill Allegre
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Allegre
Marge Stevens
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