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63% of South Portland Voters Reject $88.6M Bond for New Police and Fire Stations
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63% of South Portland Voters Reject $88.6M Bond for New Police and Fire Stations
South Portland residents overwhelmingly rejected an $88.6 million bond to build new police and fire stations Tuesday, with 63% of voters casting their ballots against the proposed measure. Of this bond, $44.35 million would have funded a new police station on the former Walgreens lot at Cash Corner, while the remaining $44.25 million would have [...] The post 63% of South Portland Voters Reject $88.6M Bond for New Police and Fire Stations appear…
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