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UNOFFICIAL RESULTS: Cape Henlopen School District Voters Make Voices Heard

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Residents of Cape Henlopen School District have voted down a referendum to raise local taxes. The district was hoping to raise $83,647,000 of additional local revenue. The extra money would have helped the district with operational needs like personnel costs, facility costs and more. If passed, the impact would be $153.75 more a year, or $12.81 a month.

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Voters reject Cape Henlopen School District referendum

Cape Henlopen School District residents reject a referendum seeking to raise taxes for additional operating and capital costs.

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UNOFFICIAL RESULTS: Cape Henlopen School District Voters Make Voices Heard

Voters in the Cape Henlopen School District made their voices heard today in a referendum vote on a tax increase aimed at funding the district's expansion plans amidst a growing population.

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Cape Henlopen referendum fails, unofficial results show

Cape Henlopen’s referendum has failed. This is a developing story. Check back for updates. The residents of Cape Henlopen School District have voted down a referendum to raise local taxes in order to generate more local revenue for the district’s operations. “While the result is not what we wanted, we intend to move forward with a positive outlook,” said Superintendent Bob Fulton. “Over the next few weeks our team will work together to determine…

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