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High Finance At Blue Ridge
By Ted Brewster

Almost 6 weeks after their last meeting, Blue Ridge School Board members had a busy evening on May 16, beginning with committee meetings.

Harold Empett’s Facilities & Grounds Committee has grown somewhat with summer approaching, the season for major projects, and with the startup of the $2 million phase-one energy project. Business Manager Loren Small summarized the most important items, some of which came before the full Board at the business meeting later in the evening.

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MVSD Continues Money Talk
By Melinda Darrow

Student liaison Ryan Walsh opened the May 16 meeting of the Mt. View school board, as was habit. Briefly, he highlighted some of the events in the district over the last month. The student government held its officer elections, the FBLA had its annual banquet, the welcome over dance was to be held for sixth graders moving up to 7th grade, and the Envirothon team had won the county competition and qualified for the state competition. The reading competition was held May 3 at Western Wayne High School, and the students won their three rounds. It was planned to start a high school team the following year. At a math competition at Marywood University two students received medals, Malachi Philips and Stephanie Oster. The students were on teams with students from different schools. The high school challenge team had performed well. Though they had not won their competition in Cortland, NY they came within 15 points going into the last round. The 7th and 8th grade students had participated in the St. Jude's Math Counts, and raised over $1400 between the two grades. Mr. Walsh was thanked for his work, as he was to be graduating.

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