Three weeks out from bond vote, some BBSD residents feel uninformed

October 3, 2024 at 12:09 a.m.
The Blind Brook High School baseball field, which was shuttered after failing a safety test in March, was the catalyst for the proposed $18.3 million bond project which the public will see on a ballot on Oct. 22. Some residents are concerned about how information about it has been disseminated.
The Blind Brook High School baseball field, which was shuttered after failing a safety test in March, was the catalyst for the proposed $18.3 million bond project which the public will see on a ballot on Oct. 22. Some residents are concerned about how information about it has been disseminated. (File Photo/Westmore News)

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The Blind Brook Board of Education has been open about their difficulties in keeping the …

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