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Bristol-area voters to weigh in on new roof for Mt. Abe

MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School

When voters in the Mount Abraham Unified School District head to the polls on Town Meeting Day they’ll be asked whether to allow district officials to transfer up to $1.04 million from MAUSD’s Capital Reserve Fund to the general fund. The money would help pay for replacing Mount Abraham Union High School’s roof.

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