Stoneham considers private fundraising for budget gap

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Thursday, July 5, 2007

As Eric Moskowitz reports in today's Globe NorthWest, Stoneham is the latest to consider private fundraising to make up for shortfalls in public school funding. Read more of the debate at TalkingStoneham.

Globe staffer Maria Cramer documented the movement around the region in 2006 story. And Peter Schworm reported more earlier this year.

Posted by David Dahl, Regional Editor at 08:00 AM

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