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WARDSBORO - At its meeting on Monday, the River Valleys Unified Union School District Board got a first look at the district’s FY21 budget, which is predicted to be up by 0.61% over last year. The board approved a change to transportation and also asked Windham Central Supervisory Union Director of Operations Chris Medina to explore possible transportation efficiencies. And the board welcomed its newest member, Marc Schauber, and reassigned some roles within the board.


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