Voters pass Oakland-area school budget
All five Regional School Unit 18 towns approved the spending plan Tuesday.
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All five Regional School Unit 18 towns approved the spending plan Tuesday.
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The spending plan boasts a lower tax burden than the prior year while ambulances and debt service drive costs.
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Voters rejected an article that would appropriate money for capital improvement, and one which appropriates salaries for general government.
The budget reflects an overall local tax increase of less than 2%, while the cost-sharing formula will use a combination of valuation and pupil count.
Melanie Jewell won 57% of the vote, beating competitor Andrew Dallas.
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