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FRANKLIN —
While the townwide Building Committee assesses which buildings are in most need of repair, the School Committee wants to send a strong message that renovating Franklin High School should take precedence.
Facilities Manager Michael D'Angelo made a list of 25 capital projects that need to be done in the school district, with a total cost of $4.9 million.
"The number one priority is not on this list, and that's Franklin High School. Everything on this list should take a backseat to moving forward with Franklin High School," said Chairman Jeffrey Roy.
Read the full article in the Milford Daily New here.
This was part of the live reporting from the School Committee meeting on 1/13/09
You can view the video of this discussion on the town website
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