POLITICSKSTP ABC MINNEAPOLIS
Robbinsdale schools seek support on bond referendum as pushback grows
Robbinsdale Area Schools approved three bond referendum questions for up to $413 million to fund school renovations, which could increase property taxes by $25 per month. Opposition groups like Neighbors for Sustainable 281 are organizing 'vote no' campaigns, arguing the tax burden is excessive for residents.
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