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Voters shoot down town-run nursing home; $125 million cost too steep a hill to climb

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In what may have been the most significant vote of this year’s Town Meeting, voters rejected a $125 million override to build a new skilled nursing facility to replace the current Our Island Home.
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Voters shoot down town-run nursing home; $125 million cost too steep a hill to climb

In what may have been the most significant vote of this year’s Town Meeting, voters rejected a $125 million override to build a new skilled nursing facility to replace the current Our Island Home.

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The Inquirer and Mirror broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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