Huron (Mich.) district rejects bond proposal

$9.8 million would have paid for upgraded technology, classroom additions
May 6, 2010
FromThe Monroe Evening News: Voters in the Huron (Mich.) district have rejected a $9.8 million bond proposal that would have paid for new technology in all school buildings, more classrooms, building upgrades, improved parking and other needs.
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