posted by Joe Polk at 9:22 AM /
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The following "lance" was mentioned in today's Tribune-Review:
Lance: To the Mt. Lebanon School Board. In capping a contentious high school renovation project at $113.3 million, it beat the $115 million threshold that would have automatically triggered a public referendum. Given that this project could, according to one school director, see school taxes rise by more than 45 percent by 2014, the board firmly planted its thumb to its nose and waggled its fingers furiously at the public who will foot the bill.
Read more: Laurels and Lances - Friday, January 22, 2010
Lance: To the Mt. Lebanon School Board. In capping a contentious high school renovation project at $113.3 million, it beat the $115 million threshold that would have automatically triggered a public referendum. Given that this project could, according to one school director, see school taxes rise by more than 45 percent by 2014, the board firmly planted its thumb to its nose and waggled its fingers furiously at the public who will foot the bill.
Read more: Laurels and Lances - Friday, January 22, 2010
Labels: high school renovation, laurels and lances, pittsburgh tribune-review, sch, school board
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