Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Troy Michigan Voters Wave Bye-Bye to Their Library
Link to November 3 MLive.com article, "Oakland County election results: Troy library millages go down..."
Excerpt: Voters in Troy on Tuesday rejected four separate millage proposals that would have saved the city's library, which is scheduled to close July 1, 2011.
The first proposal -- a 10-year, .9885-mill increase -- was rejected by fewer than 600 votes, with 51.13 percent of voters notching a "no," according to unofficial results from all 31 precincts provided by the Oakland County Clerk's Office.
Voters rejected the other three proposals by significant margins.
Related articles:
Giving voters more choices than they need. (8/13/2010)
Library threatened with closure, part 2. (5/19/2010)
Library threatened with closure, part 1. (4/25/2010)
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