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Dangerous liaisons
22Sep22
School is back in session and it seems that a little adult education is also in order. Nearly half of Wakefield’s taxpayer-funded budget already goes to the schools. In the next few months, Wakefield taxpayers will be asked to vote for a new high school at a total cost of $273.7 million. Even at that […]
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