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Loss of $482K school funding lamented in Swampscott
Benjamin PierceSWAMPSCOTT — District leaders debated the budget process in the aftermath of Town Meeting during a School Committee meeting. In the first night of Town Meeting on May 20, a proposal by Committee Member Amy O’Connor passed by majority vote, amending the town’s operating budget for fiscal year 2025 to increase school funding by $482,000. […] The post Loss of $482K school funding lamented in Swampscott appeared first on Itemlive.
Ipswich votes in favor of doing away with dam
The Ipswich Mills Dam has existed in some form for nearly 400 years. On Tuesday, a majority of the town's voters said they support getting rid of it. In the battle over a historic Ipswich dam, more than half of the town’s voters are in favor of removing the obsolete, but picturesque, structure that has existed in some form for nearly 400 years.
‘Students are scared’: Revere teachers say mice, rats, feces are among many problems in the schools
Revere Teachers Association is outlining unsafe working and learning conditions across the district after they cited a spike in violence, sewage in the hallways, and even mice and rats in their classrooms.
Local Students Brighten Community Life Center with Handcrafted Mural
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