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"I'm honored to be recognized for my efforts to protect our seniors from deadly fires," Arcuri said. "It is absolutely critical that the facilities that house our seniors are equipped with professionally installed fire prevention and detection systems - they deserve nothing less."
Only four or five people showed up at the Lansing Central School District budget hearing Monday night. Considering that we're voting on a $23.95 million budget next week, that was low, though historically attendance has always been low. Only one candidate is running for two vacant school board seats, which means that only a few write-in votes will decide who takes the second seat instead of the community at large. Does that mean low voter turnout? If history is a guide it very well could. That would also mean that the library's fate is decided by an unrepresentative fraction of district taxpayers. Will the controversy surrounding the library and school board election bring voters out, or will Lansing be content to let a minority decide? We won't know until next Tuesday. | |
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