Dolores Schools superintendent Scott Cooper, along with finance director Karen Andrews and her husband, and school board president Linnea Vass await election results at the Montezuma County clerk’s office Tuesday night. Voters approved Referendum 3A, 823-437, which asked permission for the Dolores School District to continue a mill levy passed in 2008 for another eight years.
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Schools’ mill levy passes
Dolores Schools superintendent Scott Cooper, along with finance director Karen Andrews and her husband, and school board president Linnea Vass await election results at the Montezuma County clerk’s office Tuesday night. Voters approved Referendum 3A, 823-437, which asked permission for the Dolores School District to continue a mill levy passed in 2008 for another eight years.
