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Green-Friendly College List Helps Eco-Minded Students

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The Princeton Review produces an annual green-friendly college list, an environmentally themed guide to the most green schools.

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NC Voters Approve $810 Million Construction Bond

13 years ago3 mins

RALEIGH, N.C. — Wake County voters in North Carolina approved an $810 million school construction bond on Oct. 8. The bond, which will raise taxes, is necessary to keep up with the county’s public school enrollment growth and was approved by a 15-percentage point margin, according to News Observer.

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Wake County to Seek $911 Million School Construction Bond

14 years ago14 years ago5 mins

WAKE COUNTY, N.C. — Representing both the interests of taxpayers and education, school and city officials of Wake County met last week to decide fall election voters will determine if the areas schools will receive an approximately $911 million school construction bond.

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