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Pioneer (Wash.) school district bond issue falls short

$24.5 million proposal would have paid for new middle school, expanded primary school
April 29, 2011

From MasonCountyDailyNews.com: A $24.5 million bond proposal in the Pioneer (Wash.) district is failing to win approval. The money would have enabled the district to build a new middle school and reconfigure the primary school to add 4th and 5th grade

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