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$1.8 Million to Dozier Elementary For Mold

By Caroline Kelly

Story Created: Feb 24, 2010

Story Updated: Feb 25, 2010

MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- The Montgomery County Board of Education voted on a project to help the mold problem at Dozier Elementary.

This recommendation came from Montgomery Public School’s Superintendent, Barbara Thompson, at a news conference Tuesday evening.

The board voted on the $1.8 million project and it passed 5-1. Thompson hopes to have the air as clean, if not cleaner, then the air found outside the school.

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toxicmoldtruth said on Friday, Feb 26 at 9:16 PM

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