Residents in 4 school districts vote again on school budgets
Last month, voters in Blind Brook, Elmsford, East Ramapo and Minisink Valley said no.
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Jun 20, 2023, 10:46 AM
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12ds agoVoters in four school districts headed back to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots for a second time on school budgets.
The Elmsford budget was defeated by 318 (No) to 182 (Yes).
The Minisink Valley budget was approved by 1,459 (Yes) to 818 (No).
Blind Brook budget passed with 1446 (Yes) to 558 (No).
As of 11 p.m., votes had not been finalized in East Ramapo.
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