
The vote was 4,504 to 558 so it was not very close. I would love to speak to some of the no voters to see what or if they were thinking. Are they tea party folks who oppose government spending? Did they want the horrible reminder of that day to stand the test of time? I don't see how any reasonable person could have opposed this effort.
The new school is expected to open in the fall of 2016
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