Bond funds would bring repairs to South Portland (Maine) High School

$41.5 million request is on the November ballot
Sept. 16, 2010

From WGME-TV: The South Portland (Maine) City Council has voted to place a $41.5 million school bond proposal on the Nov. 2 ballot. The money would pay for renovations at South Portland High School. The campus needs significant repairs and is faced with losing accreditation.

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