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Referendum To Spend Over $20 Million On Repairs For Cresskill School Expected To Pass

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CRESSKILL, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — A referendum in Bergen County to spend greater than $20 million to restore a center and highschool broken by Hurricane Ida is anticipated to go.

The Cresskill Faculties superintendent stories that greater than 1,500 folks voted in favor of the repairs and 196 opposed.

Outcomes are anticipated to be finalized in about 20 days.

Restore prices for the varsity constructing are estimated at greater than $20 million. A thousand college students have been studying remotely because the storm in September.

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