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Madison Schofield

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As seen in: The Enterprise News, EIN News, Daily Hampshire Gazette, Greenfield Recorder, Fairfax County Times, The Bourne Enterprise, The Valley Advocate, Amherst Bulletin, Athol Daily News
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Bookworm, camping enthusiast and reporter for The Greenfield Recorder

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$236.6M new building approved for Franklin County Technical School

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By Madison Schofield Verified, Domenic Poli Verified
| Daily Hampshire Gazette Verified
Voters said yes: Franklin County Technical School will begin a new chapter with a new building. The 19 member municipalities saw a total of 7,628 ballots cast on Tuesday, with 4,106 in favor of constructing a new building and borrowing $236.6 million to cover the total project cost. On the other hand, 3,522 residents voted against the proposal. With a “yes” vote secured, construction on the new building can begin in 2028, and it is expected to be complete and open for fall 2030.
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Proposed school district merger rejected by voters

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By Madison Schofield Verified, Aalianna Marietta Verified
| Athol Daily News Verified
Voters rejected a proposal to establish the Great River Regional School District, with four out of the six involved towns saying “no” at the polls on Tuesday. There were just 20 more “no” votes across the six towns — Bernardston, Gill, Leyden, Montague, Northfield and Warwick — than there were “yes” votes. The measure passed overwhelmingly in Gill and Montague, but failed, mostly by large margins, in the other four towns.
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$236.6M new building approved for Franklin County Technical School

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By Madison Schofield Verified, Domenic Poli Verified
| Athol Daily News Verified
Voters said yes: Franklin County Technical School will begin a new chapter with a new building. The 19 member municipalities saw a total of 7,628 ballots cast on Tuesday, with 4,106 in favor of constructing a new building and borrowing $236.6 million to cover the total project cost. On the other hand, 3,522 residents voted against the proposal. With a “yes” vote secured, construction on the new building can begin in 2028, and it is expected to be complete and open for fall 2030.
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