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Rogers voters to decide on proposed $457 million bond package

On Nov. 3, voters will consider the next proposed bond program that includes projects for streets, parks and recreation, fire, police and animal services.

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Rogers voters to decide on proposed $457 million bond package

On Nov. 3, voters will consider the next proposed bond program that includes projects for streets, parks and recreation, fire, police and animal services.

11 days ago·Fort Smith, United States

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