Onondaga County school budgets produce mixed results
In seven of 18 districts incumbents fell and Oswego and Skaneateles saw sharp tax requests. Baldwinsville approved a 5.1 million budget with a 2.09 percent tax hike and new elementary reading positions. Durgee Junior High and construction bonds prompted much of the spending increase while Oswego and Skaneateles faced double digit rises. Ed Forth toppled incumbent Kom Clark for a board seat as part of a wave seeking new leadership. other races featured candidates backed by taxpayers groups.
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New York
Aaorralliic Yatare
Baldwinsville
William Neufang
Kristin Riley
Neufang
Ted Gilkey
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Gilkey
Kom Clark
Clark
Jeremiha
Ed” Forth
Onondaga Community College
Andrew Sindelmann
Gregory Muench
Alliance For Concerned
Kim Clark
Eva Gigon
Andrew Stadelmann
Darren Otis
East Syracuse Minoa approves 39.7 million budget and raises taxes
Voters approved the East Syracuse Minoa budget of 39.7 million, a 4.8 percent increase. The tax levy rises about 1.66 percent next year as 400 more voters backed the plan. Four school board seats were decided, led by Janet Ricciardello and Jennifer Spaulding Steizerwald. Also approved were 25 thousand dollar library budgets for East Syracuse and Minoa. Nearby districts also passed budgets and board results, with varying tax impacts and new hires.
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Syracuse-Minoa
Gary Minns
Mums
Gilbert Findlay
Linda Meyers
Ging Masuilo
LaFayette approves $103 million budget and bus purchases
Voters approved a $103 million budget, a 24 percent rise from the current £10 million plan, and authorized $200,000 for three new school buses. Thomas Cadey Jr. and James Keefe were re-elected unopposed.
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Thomas Cadey Jr
James Keefe
Gina Atasulle
Thomas Dadey Jr
James Keele
Liverpool voters approve 8 million budget with two new board members
Liverpool residents approve an 8.07 million budget for 1998 99 with a two to one margin and add two new school board members. Superintendent Cataldo credits tax levy restraint to a goal of no more than 1 percent. Voter turnout and equalization rate fluctuations produce varied tax impacts across Liverpool Salina and Clay.
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IMAL
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Janet Andrzejewski
Jacqueline Armald
Robert L Dunstone
Susan S Graham
Randy Kopp
Michael Murphy
Paul Parent
Day Taylor
Tim Dudley
Dudley
Michael Rome
Rome
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