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The Greencastle-Antrim School Board is scheduled to decide next week how to close the $867,157 gap between revenues and expenditures in the 2021-22 budget.
The board is expected to approve the final budget during a meeting beginning at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 17, in the high school library. Members of the public can attend the meeting in person and it also can be viewed on YouTube, accessible from the school district website.
The finance committee is recommending a 2.5% property tax increase and taking $250,000 from capital reserves to make up most of the difference between $44,272,428 in projected revenues and $45,139,585 in projected expenditures, according to committee member Tracy Baer.
There is one, two-year seat available, but no one registered for that position so a candidate could be nominated in the primary with 10 write-in votes the same number of signatures needed on nominating petitions, according to the Franklin County commissioners office.
If there is no write-in candidate from the primary, someone could win the seat with a write-in in the November election, with no minimum vote. If the seat is still unfilled, it will be considered a vacancy to be filled by the school board.
To help readers learn more about the people running on the contested Republican ballot, we asked the candidates three questions. Here are their answers, in the order in which their names will appear on the ballot:
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